13 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
1
Confusing wartime note discusses Army plans to place barracks at an old fort site near a beach area. It cites influence with the War Department and mentions General staff figures and local surveying, signaling expected action pending territorial authorization and official assent in Washington.
The plan to increase pay for Hawaiiian band members sparked tension as Captain Berger and Chairman Law faced questions about a proposed raises. Officials argued new funds would reward practice and performance, while opponents warned of depleted ranks and unfair favoritism among the players.
A garbled notice references a dance at the Moana tonight and mentions varied names and locations. The fragmentary text hints at a transport or security context and an obituary line but contains numerous errors, making specifics unclear.
A launch party last night carried young men and girls, including Miss Florence Lee of 311 Heck Street, who describe calm, brave moments and relief at being picked up soon. The party, led by prominent locals, faced no injuries. Firelight tells of the voyage’s peril and steady nerves as rescue closed in.
An early morning display features Masson in the Heriot monoplane at Sehofield, lifting off smoothly and performing high flights and a two mile air step over lines of troops. He repeats in a biplane, ascending twice and drawing cheers from observers before military parades.
The city invited bids for removing a temporary colonial style building at Kite and Pawelihow to clear space for new development in Kalaka. Young-Lord offered lowest bid at 880 dollars with others ranging from 1748 to 2270 dollars. City officials delayed work due to preparatory constraints, and engineers believed completion could occur within 21 days after award.
Willis T. Pane, superintendent of Hawaii schools, was elected a director of the National Education Association at a gathering in San Francisco. Garrell Wi of Milwaukee won the presidency, and Ella Flagg Young, famed Chicago educator, was named first vice president.
Reports from Detroit indicate Michigan forest fires have caused immense damage and many lives lost. The Porcupine district near Toronto is overwhelmed as fires rage, with death toll rising and rescue efforts ongoing.
A Washington expert is charged with taking illegal action as an expert in a case tied to Benkation allegations. The case centers on alleged misuse of credentialing and potential conflicts of interest involving a certified professional.
Puebla Mex July 1 The Mar devistas and tnregular Mexican troops engaged in a bloody conflict in the streets today. Over thirty are reported wounded with gunfire and melee at several blocks. Local authorities seek to restore order as casualties rise.
The Prince of Wales was today invested with the insignia of office in Carnarvon Wales amid impressive ceremonies.
Washington July 13 announces government action tied to Brussels conference results. Plans for an international combine are noted as a threat by an association of aided men, while high official rhetoric signals tough enforcement and unity among agencies.
A chaotic fragment reports Chy and County Treasurer Robert Bhingle receiving a leave of absence amid a tense period. A Catton-Neill employee, Joe Koala, was injured by falling iron at the plant and was taken to hospital. The garbled text references a bulletin and various names, with the overall tone indicating a local upheaval and a hospital transfer.
An expert outlines a positive outlook for farmers in the territory, noting expected growth and development. He discusses potential policy support, agricultural modernization, and the role of regional authorities in guiding sustainable farming and economic resilience. The piece references local officials, committees, and upcoming crafting of a formal report for territorial authorities.
Blanchard testifies about late night drives with McQuaid as part of a divorce case. The testimony covers alleged mobility, locations, and incidents surrounding a key period, with questions about memory and the timing of events raised by both sides.
A damaged city notice reports Turill eggs and related goods facing increased costs. Officials consider a legal action as a county attorney weighs options and a road committee reviews the situation. The fragmentary text contains references to paving, finances, and a court inquiry.
Resolutions concerning the death of Benatar HT Meare were drafted by a funeral committee and read at a public meeting. Attendees considered honoring the deceased with a formal gesture and discussed plans for a memorial reflecting the late figure's community contributions.
An uneven OCR fragment references legal matters and local figures, naming Milverton and a county attorney amid a dense stream of garbled terms. It hints at court proceedings, petitions, and public notices, with scattered names like Sharon and Connell, though many details remain indecipherable.
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