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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
7
Fragmentary report cites Sen. La Follette, city supervisors, and policy talk on public works and port safety. Notes suspending a project, harbor plans, and alleged city employee actions shaping street pruning and property issues. Contains garbled OCR but centers on municipal governance and controversy.
An early text extols the Good Citizen as embodying industry and lawfulness, urging daily virtue and honoring worthy individuals. It links the concept to Labor Day and Fourth of July celebrations, arguing personal merit should be recognized without vanity or public pretension.
The article centers on a local incident where a group of townspeople sought to shield identities of those involved. It notes the public curiosity and the desire to protect individuals, while stressing a lecture held for the benefit of those affected.
An excerpt shows a tense market of opinions as a young woman and a man debate loyalty and marriage amid political tensions. A figure claims party allegiance and references insurance as a symbol of legacy while questions arise about inherited duties and public duty.
A fragment discusses town welfare matters and the tension between public interest and privacy. It questions whether officials should disclose the exertion of power and the handling of funds while warning against sensational coverage and undue influence.
A historical draft article discusses a proposed bill introduced by Representative Humphrey to bolster the American merchant marine. It outlines subsidies, duties, and naval training provisions aimed at rebuilding U S shipping capacity and supporting a modern naval force through government credits and construction oversight.
An odd vintage ad from Island Fruit Company offers a grab bag of fruit items including pineapples and bananas. It mentions Wells Fargo and Express Company collaborators in a promotional layout.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a 1908 voyage involving the Afghan Prince of 7M tons, a ship linked to New York port and South America. It cites a payment of 65,268 dollars, a 2 percent duty reference, and a large vessel named Baris Queen.
The readable passages mention A L Thayer and Providence editor nods to a prominent newspaper figure, plus references to European traffic, American railroads, and the Chinese government considering a German model for army uniforms and drill. The garbled text suggests wartime policy debates and economic concerns across nations.
The Kukui launched a rescue mission after the anchored launch with twelve light crew failed to return. Batteries failed and engines refused to start leaving the small craft adrift near nightfall, while crews hoped for a passing inter-island steamer to sight them.
The text describes a swift pursuit by a know unknown force and a night voyage. It notes eight miles offshore and a pickup after drifting south during the night. The fragment implies a sea rescue or pursuit with uncertainty about the pursuer and exact events.
The Honolulu market showed limited movement with Hawaiian sugar futures holding near steady levels today. Prices for Hawaiian raw sugar edged up slightly while nearby quotations remained largely unchanged amid light trading and mixed demand.
Duisenberg negotiates to buy a seat on the Honolulu Exchange through broker Mawallan Stock Fx tharupe with A.D. Cooper, paying a record pesos as reports note. The British Imperial Conference concluded its plenary meetings in London.
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