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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1911
Page
7
Fragments discuss free government ideals and local celebrations, Honolulu arbitration hopes, and cooperation for world peace. References include Kilwaea earthquake links to 1906 San Francisco quake, Pearl Harbor prop tensions, and the King’s Daughters securing the Hall homestead for the Home for the Aged.
A reminiscence on Honolulu's Fourth of July 1911 praising spontaneous public spirit and camaraderie between English speaking peoples. The writer extols past colonial bonds, shared achievements, and the role of Great Britain and the Thirteen Colonies in shaping a cooperative empire.
The article urges Honolulu residents to study the sanitation issue and support prompt municipal action. It argues that the city has legal power to levy taxes for a municipal administration and that an auxiliary levy would fund improved sanitation without overburdening residents, benefiting property owners and the broader public health. It encourages lawmakers to act in the public interest amid debates on garbage collection and port quarantine safeguards.
The piece laments the United States not yet achieving a robust merchant marine despite 130 anniversaries of independence. It argues Americans feel the shortcoming most keenly in the Philippines and notes that in 1410, four decades after independence, about ninety percent of US and foreign commerce moved by American ships.
Dialogues reveal a comical exchange about doctoring a hive and sleeping powders. A curious mix of laughter and domestic chatter unfolds with hints of masks and stagecraft amid everyday concerns. The scene features a wife and husband debating roles, faith, and daily worries in a humorous parlour setting.
The piece argues U S foreign trade growth contrasts with shrinking merchant marine and reliance on foreign ships. It urges revival of preferential duties like a revenue rebate to strengthen American bottoms, proposing a bipartisan agreement to boost the nation's merchant marine amid industrial expansion.
A fragment reflecting debate over strengthening the domestic merchant marine and naval protection. Emphasizes national pride in wartime and peacetime achievements, and urges keeping shipping and carriers Americans against foreign competition. Calls for action to place the country’s shipping where it belongs.
British officers enjoyed a lively social evening at a ball held last Saturday in honor of visiting fellow officers. The event featured elegant gowns and festive dancing, with gowns and decor interweaving through the ballroom and grounds as guests mingled and celebrated in a cordial, sociable atmosphere.
A crowded scene at the naval dock features officers from Kay and a large international presence including Capt Farquhay of the Kent, Mr Foa ter British Consul, and the Japanese Consul. Tomorrow at 1:30 pm a chartered car will escort rookies from the Kent and Chiby Jenger for a public event with stunt displays and an all hands dinner to follow at the Beamen's Las etituts.
The escort to accompany the remains of Lieutenant-Colonel Foster of the Cavalry will depart port aboard the transport Sheridan on July 5. The escort will be one troop of cavalrymen and the Fifth Cavalry band as part of the honor march.
Men who served their commander vow to perform a final honorable duty by escorting his body with high military honors to the transport. The unit of honor will arrive from Sohioneld Barracks tomorrow morning.
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