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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
18
Captain Gaunt of Challenger III contracted malaria while aboard and was sent to a hospital for treatment. He remained under care as authorities investigated the incident and awaited further medical updates.
City and county officials report collection of about 129 thousand dollars in fees from drivers, shopkeepers, and others complying with health permit requirements. Treasurer Eugene Campbell and Chairman Carlos Lone supervised the overage. largest single item paid by the Bank of Honolulu.Payments included two dollars from a hotel dining room and restaurant. The treasury opened at noon to accommodate those seeking to fulfill the law today.
Queen Liliuokalani hosted Inland pastors and Hawaiian leaders for the annual gathering. Attendees included many dignitaries and visitors who offered congratulations and presents. The event featured formal introductions, religious remarks, and future visit invitations as the queen received the group with warmth.
The territorial board called a meeting for next Monday afternoon at 6 o'clock and an definite statement is expected then. Campbell will return to Europe as the board's agent in recruiting laborers for Has Walla plantations. His return depends on obtaining warning munition supplies here and is thought he will again represent the board in Hue roy. A merged consolidation with Boston and Northern was authorized at a meeting of the Old Colony Street Railway.
The Kau district conducts a contentious dry election with numerous whiskey and gin licenses under review. Officials deny some applications while granting dozens, including bets tied to local taverns and liquor houses across Hilo and surrounding towns.
W. Smith, chairman of the special committee, announced yesterday afternoon the appointment of members for arbitration matters. The list includes W O Builth, Gorge I Carter, J Osborne, Dr Souder, Robert Catton, Geo W Smith, Dr George Herbert, A F Crittithy, and James Wakerferd. The group met at 10 o'clock at the Tank of Milwath to discuss the project and arrange the meeting venue and participants.
Captain Farquhar of the Kent hosted a grand dinner aboard the cruiser with notable guests including Mrs Cowles, Mr and Mrs Clive Duyive, and Katty Parater. Dr Clive Henry Arnold of Foritenoe requested mounting or size in the wish for ARrewH University, as contained in the event.
A long Honolulu style report details Sunday school funding shortages for March due to rain and the need for new church buildings. It notes the Hawalian evangelion event center, the Kawulukapiti church, and multiple communities participating in fundraising and construction plans. The county aims to raise funds through taxes for repairs and new school facilities, with a focus on improving church and school buildings and securing furniture, plumbing, and safety upgrades. The piece lists participating locations and names of figures involved in the effort.
Fragmented text reports a series of obscure items including a court case involving a wife’s maintenance, mentions of Washington, Rene Heohy, and Mary Lauer, a submarine hull contract for a New York company, and a Pennsylvania express collision. Names and places are unclear, with many garbled phrases.
The article outlines Estrada’s suspected route toward Washington with HORT WATNOS cited. It describes Guatemala’s political sensitivities and mentions the unloading of a Prat Company cargo for New Orleans. Officials warn about unverified claims and emphasize lawful channels, noting the absence of solid evidence in a strained regional context.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Honolulu oil prices and a series of garbled lines about markets, exchanges, and entities. The readable portion references a price drop to one dollar and a general financial context. The rest is unreadable, with multiple distorted names and phrases.
The former Hawai ian chief justice A B Hartwell is expected to return to New York on July 4. Cable posts received suggest a scattering from an attack or treme hit in transit, with notes on authors in public affairs and economic matters.
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