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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1911
Page
9
British airship program delivers a swift new craft as German rivals face setbacks. The report notes naval threats and wartime advances, highlighting ongoing aerial innovations and strategic uses of lighter-than-air craft in the conflict.
A garbled legal notice fragment appears to discuss a suit related to Fort Lands and a court movement. Names and places are partially unreadable, but references to a court action, parties, and dates imply ongoing litigation with multiple involved individuals and entities.
The article describes construction details of a large reservoir with reinforced concrete walls, multi-compartment design, and artesian wells. It covers tank valves, pipework, drainage, and protection features to ensure water delivery and structural integrity for the Bowie area project.
The article describes a family or group referred to as Chinese neighbors relocating their homes and businesses. It notes shifts in location near a Chinese grocery, a community area, and a college setting while mentioning payment moves and a new street layout impacting travel and safety.
The War Department sets revised bond requirements for harbor breakwater work, raising bonds to a percentage of the last appropriation and detailing completion costs. It notes a two-contract division and an expected completion cost of about 460,000, with 225,000 to be bonded to the contractor. Also reported is the Philadelphia federal receivership of Norman Macleod & Co. after a major stock brokerage collapse.
A horse strayed on Nadeau Avenue 14 near Judd street as traction engines labored uphill causing chaos. One engine smoked, a wagon slipped from the side street, and a safety valve issue when a cut-out opened worsened the mêlée. President Taft reference appears amidst unrelated notes on education.
Wiley LG and Elias L Jones appointed to manage Sumner fortune of about $100,000. Jones has power of attorney over Sumner, who will live with Jones in Kaimuki and rent the Kali house. Debts and assets total $778.44 including Moknga cotton land and other property. Sumner’s heirs receive $10,000 from a 12 year old sale. church gets $10,000. Agreement terms read to Sumner by bank officials.
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