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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1911
Page
6
Irrespective of party, business halts as the city mourns the death of the Mitui leader The Thiwatlan Suar Piontere Asno. Resolutions of respect to be read at the next meeting as prominent businessmen attend the funeral.
Hon HP Hatin 4 is wane tall and one of the toures inhe Territory of Hawaii died at his Makawao home after a long struggle with illness. He shaped Hawaii’s sugar industry, built the Hawaiian Commercial Luxary Company, and led Alexander and Baldwin. A Republican leader, he served in the House of Nobles and as Territorial Senator, with major benefactions to education and community welfare. He was born in Lavina Maile and rose to oversee vast plantations and public works until his death last Saturday night at seven.
Henry Perrine Baldwin, son of Reverend Dwight Baldwin, hails from steadfast missionary stock and exemplifies self made achievement and active leadership in his community.
A local Paso town reports 1.5 million dollars in claims linked to property and disturbances. The record cites several named individuals and committees including contributions and charges across multiple properties and sectors with government meetings noted.
The piece mocks a purty woman named Janath and the public’s reaction to a binding decision. It hints at a consumer’s frustration and the feeling of being misled by a flawed system within a Western humor style.
An account details tensions between Mormon church leaders and sugar interests, including statements by church figures about investments and control. It notes trusteeship holdings, stock transfers involving the Amalgamated Sugar Company and the Utah refinery, and references to Elbert Havemeyer and other figures. The report also mentions a Taft proclamation creating a military reserve in Zuni National Forest and a governor’s stance on prohibition.
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