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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
7
A fragmented anonymous quote ponders filtering thoughts before speaking. It questions necessity and clarity, asking if words should pass through sieves of restraint before reaching others.
The article argues the mayor vetoed an ordinance over whether the Republican city and county board should control the road department to prevent a Democratic machine. It urges Republican Supervisors to take full control, link their fate to last election results, and ensure an efficient, Republican-led road system. It warns voters will punish in next year’s elections if the old pattern returns. It calls for immediate action and cites legislature and public mandate backing Republican oversight.
A garbled installment reports a domestic dispute and courtroom drama with wary townspeople, a judge encounter, and hints of a family rift. The scene features a stern comment about leaving a wife and a neighborly chorus of cautionary responses among the local “Jovial-faced” men.
Dr Simon Miexner emphasizes tuberculin eradication as crucial to reducing deaths among ages twenty to forty, urging lawmakers physicians and reformers to unite in public health progress. He argues the suppression of tuberculosis must be a central objective of all agencies striving to uplift society and moral unity.
A fragmented Honolulu editorial decries the “Site Shifters” who oppose Congress and pushing for a federal building on the Mubuka site. It mocks opponents, defends ballot majorities, denounces “Cathcartism,” and questions motives while noting treaties and political dynamics affecting Honolulu’s place in a twentieth century plan.
A sprawling testimony recounts indictments and perjury claims involving Lorimer, Hines, and contractors linked to a Virginia lake company. The crossfire centers on a Lorimer election case and a wide slate of witnesses and contradictions. The Albany action shifts to a federal trial, while New Haven’s new post office project carries a price tag between 800000 and 850000 dollars.
Former Secretary Richard A. Ballinger attacked Moonevelt Pinchot and insurgents during an Independence Day speech in Aberdeen. Speaking to about 20 000 people, he criticized public dissent and stressed reverence for institutions while railing against perceived threats to stability. The message included denouncing reform critics and praising officials, with references to New York politics and a naval academy reception in Queenstown.
Local ad notes fruit crate selections and rental service offerings. It mentions Pines or a large bunch of bananas and invites readers to place orders while the company handles delivery and collection. The ad references a fruit company and a purge or agency with unclear branding.
The Chicago Herald reports the Lorimer affair dominating the Senate investigative committee in Washington. Key testimony from Shelly Jones reveals a dramatic moment as he described a draggin g incident in Marquette and alleged remarks by Hines.
Readings show Europe averages about one teacher for every forty five pupils with wide variation. Reneli records 195000 teachers, Germany 168000, England low illiteracy, and Russia high illiteracy at 417 per thousand. In Germany eight percent of school age children attend, while Russia lags with 27 percent.
Weather data shows temperature around 78 degrees with humidity near 64 percent and light winds from SW to N, reporting 1 mm rainfall and barometric pressure around 29.9 inches at 8 am. Shipping reports note the Crown of Castile from Liverpool to Honolulu and the Pacific coast, expected to arrive in about two months, plus steamers Manohueia and Taiyo Kisen Kaisha lines carrying cargo and awaiting further sailings.
The notice invites the public to visit the milk depot on Sheridan Street near King between 9 and 11 am daily to view the new electric purification process in operation.
The Lettenia audience witnessed an aviation display by Manson and companions, featuring planes, paragliding-like maneuvers, and a dramatic aircraft demonstration. Attendees observed a lively talk on future travel and military aviation as locals debated the era’s evolving tech.
Fragmentary notes mention A Lewis Jr receiving a letter from President Jordan of Sanford University about a distinguished educator. Cabled news claims the widow of Judge James W. Austin died in Howton. The text references constitutional amendments and legislative committee orthodoxy without clear context or dates.
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