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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1911
Page
4
A Honolulu audience attended a joint meeting of Americans and Britons to endorse a general treaty of continued arbitration. Speakers urged global unity, with leaders from both nations backing peaceful settlement and collaboration.
W C Smith chairs a tense arbitration gathering in Hawaii with passionate calls for peace and unity among nations. Speakers urge cooperation, warn against endless war while envisioning a world where trade routes stay open and debtor nations avoid devaluation.
A garbled game report describes a cavalry team playing a tough contest, with Chinese team efforts noted and a final score leaning to the visitors. Liner stood for the Wales in the box, Hiram amid the tail, while several players and kicks appear in the fading lines.
The Haleiwa Club presented a concert and dance featuring the Hoteiwa group with solo performances by Kahani Hanae and others. The program included Hawaiian titles and instrumental selections, performed by a lineup of students and glee club members, showcasing local talent and cultural pieces.
The passage lists renowned car builders and marques including Packard Pope-Hartford Stevens Duryea Cadillac Thomas Flyer Huick Overland Laker Klectele and others as noted in a historical record of automotive industry names.
A fragment notes tension at a mining site in Fraqulestand where Hoopil, a prominent worker, held his ground on Saturday amid shifting control. The readable bits suggest a local labor or conflict moment tied to a timetable and routes near the Star area.
An advertisement for the Baron School of Physical Store promotes electric cabinet baths with massage to aid recovery from bodily disorders. It lists contact numbers 2467 and 1766 King and notes upstairs access.
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