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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
5
Fragmented remarks discuss Honolulu’s defense alignment with federal plans, energy needs, and infrastructure. The text questions central attitudes toward the army, funding appropriations, and the city’s pace of development amid national reassurances and local ambitions.
Fragmentary notes report broken garbage equipment and calls for decisive action in Honolulu. Immigrant issues and political pressure surface as officials promise results within nine to ten months. Public concern over waste management blends with broader scrutiny of local, territorial, and national authorities.
City and County of Honolua officials face scrutiny over pay abuses on cleanup day. The text accuses supervisors of allowing double payments and unworked labor to erode public confidence. It argues for an open administration that shows a square deal for employers and workers to restore trust and political viability.
A chaotic passage weighs expert theories on the cause of the Maine explosion in Havana. The text notes contradictory claims about the slip and magazine destruction, while acknowledging scant precise details. Public sentiment questions who truly understands the on duty explanations, with no definitive conclusion reached.
Sugar futures rise as European weather and crop concerns lift prices. The advance reflects prior shortages and looming planting problems in Europe, with traders watching Cuban crop prospects and New World supplies for potential further shifts.
The article notes a larger central effort to support sugar prices amid rising demand for fruit canning. It discusses U S reliance on imported sugar from Havana and European beet quotes signaling intensified competition for export markets. Hawaiian producers face tariff concerns in Washington as they navigate the market expansion.
Fragmentary OCR notes present garbled dialogue with stray names and phrases. The text references a Colonel Bille of Kentucky and a Pittsburg Post style quote, but content is largely nonsensical and unreadable, yielding no clear event or人物.
A fragment quotes a single speaker decrying the Republican Party. It argues that one man can wipe it out through political tricks and treachery, but a hundred cannot destroy it if the party remains pure and awake to its duties.
Fraternity 10 plans a formal welcome for Dr. Francs W. Sheps ton of the University of Chicago during a visit to the islands. Members organize committees and aim to boost the peace movement influence while coordinating with local colleges and real estate groups.
Stevenson a well known sports authority announces engagement to Miew J Clana from New South Wales. A party of friends aboard the Canadian Australian Makura, in Honolulu, preceded the couple’s plans for a wedding. The ceremony is expected within days followed by a brief honeymoon before settling in Mond.
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In court this morning Cane and architect Reynolds faced a Japanese complainant. General G B Schmucker asked to be relieved in Annenada Mexico due to health. Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll of Newport RL plans to travel to Africa to shoot Hons and Ugers.
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