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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1911
Page
7
A garbled historical page item mixes and misreads political names, places, and events. It references Venwr Wele and Ha adeoe, a Panwa canal opening, and a New York charity refrigerator gesture, touching on banks, imperial plans, and public works in a newsy but unreadable fragment.
A fragmentary early 20th century argument links sanitation to education and state welfare. It asserts educated citizens reduce illness and death, urging widespread health knowledge and consistent sanitation practice for public benefit.
The city faces delayed work and quarantine risks as winds hamper aviation and port operations. Calls grow for an efficient mayor and acting authorities to coordinate recovery, with August plans delayed and preparations for future elections and supervision.
The speaker defends a hoodlum who left politics as a better citizen than the “fine haired” opponent who avoided voting. The debate centers on merit and duty, with the crowd reacting to the comparison and the implications for public service.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mie tat and Tom in a social parlor exchange. Guests tease about marriage, song, and a noble entail as a daughter of Brin Go Brag debates suitors and a father’s approval.
The fragmented text laments indifference by citizens toward good government and criticizes a single perceived force of hatred. It argues that the hooded group undermines representative government and public life, warning that such hostility corrupts civic duty and authority.
A discussion urges public effort to educate European immigrants about civic duties and language access. It notes Newark News reports and Pennsylvanian railways printing multilingual materials, while critiquing New Jersey efforts. The piece highlights language diversity and the need for targeted instruction to integrate immigrants into civic life.
Expert observers report Casternia oMehis mounting a vigorous campaign against Mediterranean fruits. Embargoes extend to alligator pears, melons, and papayas. California quarantine officers coordinate with federal agents to enforce restrictive measures, with Gov. Wexnod and Commissioner of California joint guaranty orders.
Sland Fruit Company and Wells Fargo Express Company are named in a historic notice or filing. The document references corporate names in connection with a transaction or agreement and may indicate settlement, shipping, or partnership details within a formal notice.
Dr Corre stated information on the award is scant yet the station and its men in charge receive praise for their work. The bulletin notes the medal honors local research efforts though details remain few.
A tote report from Bratteri om indicates Kale baseball team planned to meet FA City or nearby opponent after a cancelled Keio tilt. The Kale nine were set to face the Stars on the following day in a home game at the diamond Friday afternoon.
June 30 report from San Diego notes about eighteen small mags of explosive found in a vial of coal on the wheel of the Army tug, Lieutenant George McHarrie and others on board to transfer the cargo. Fort Rosecrans officials withheld statements pending investigation, with adjutant Lieutenant Hinkle not commenting. The incident follows a separate Harrisburg death from an automoric wreck and mentions Allied figures including Rear Admiral Murdock and Japanese military officers in unrelated context.
A dense, exhortation style piece urges readers to trust inner conviction over inherited creed. It proclaims reason as core to religious life and calls for decisive personal action to live honest, outward faith, join movements for justice, and move now toward spiritual purpose without delay.
Guarantee offered by Paris Medicine Co claims PAZO Ointment cures all forms of piles within 6 to 14 days. If not cured, money refunded. Saint Louis, ULB. of A. listed as origin.
A notice invites the public to visit the milk depot on Sheridan Street near King to view the new electric purification system in operation between 9 and 11 in the morning.
Governor Frear received a letter from Secretary of the Interior Fisher confirming federal approval of the territorial bonds. The note outlines details of the government auctions and the planned flotation of 1,500,000 in bonds, with final arrangements being refined in New York with Territory fiscal representatives.
Police arrested gamblers around a table with betting money. McDuttie ordered them held until officers arrived. In court Judge Monsarrat ruled the forfeiture of the money, with some defendants absent and an appeal noted.
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