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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1911
Page
7
Fragmented editorial notes argue on heat dangers, independence day planning, and civic reform. Mentions Governor Frear, the Civic Federation, public duties, efficiency in departments, and the push to revive sugar production and revenue. Reflects local concerns about governance and civic action.
Delegate Kuhio interviewed in San Francisco comments on war declarations against Governor Freie Laval. Former support for the Governor wanes as candidates align, with the Republican party urged to rely on efficiency in office to survive. Hawaii's urban growth, urgent reforms, and municipal responsibilities press citizens and officials to deliver rapid, decisive progress by next nine months.
A quirky dialogue piece features characters with long names and playful banter about debutantes suffragettes and a summer vacation. The exchange touches on social roles and humorous misunderstandings. A man offers to teach swimming while another volunteers for the boat task.
A brief fragment notes substantial work remaining and a potential ending time. It mentions effort levels and possible completion but lacks concrete details or names.
A Fourth of July era piece champions the Nations growth with the Statistical Abstract of the United States from the Commerce and Labor departments. It outlines material progress from 1800 to the present, praising achievements and national expansion in a condensed form.
The document outlines area and population data for states and territories, including unappropriated lands, water powers, ore and farm figures, irrigation projects, and decennial population changes. It notes farm numbers and acreage, farm values over 20 billion dollars in 1900, and long term agricultural, forestry, and factory statistics.
The passage summarizes census findings on agriculture, manufacturing, occupations, transportation, and foreign trade from 1880 to 1910, noting growth in farm wealth, industrial output, and rail networks. It also records political endorsement for Woolton Wilton by A H Riley and a Naval Academy unveiling for Commodore George P. Perkins.
Fragmentary text mentions the University of Pennsylvania and a Supreme Court case related to Blain or OIL. Key entities and details are garbled, making precise reconstruction difficult. The readable portion suggests a discussion of names and a legal decision without clear context or outcomes.
Jonls J Stanton of Fre, Pa, earned a bravery award for saving a boy from drowning aboard the gunboat Wolvering last February. The act highlights courageous rescue under demanding conditions and recognition by relevant authorities.
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