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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
5
A garbled column surveys varied topics from politics and treaties to local civic issues and Hawaii investments. The piece references Zion City, arbitration debates, cleansing city projects, constitutional amendments, and Waikiki cane verdicts, weaving a sprawling, incoherent snapshot of concerns and opinions.
The article questions the delay in repairing the Judiciary building amid claims of political distraction by Republican Supervisors. It notes the urgency of funding, tenders for structural iron, and moves in bid dates from July to November, arguing four months’ delay leaves the building and nearby property at risk while criticizing local officials.
A report on a Wednesday handball match between Chinese and Japanese teams highlights sportsmanship issues. The Keleix team is criticized for a "won't play" attitude and refusing to accept the umpire's decision, breaking public trust and the game agreement.
A whimsical courtroom scene unfolds as a judge and clerk discuss a lady lawyer's tight gown and motions. They debate rooms and windows while recalling yesterday's absence, illness, and a boast about buying a wife's gown. The exchange blends humor with legal banter and family asides.
The piece denounces mayoral meddling and Democratic tactics as road projects move forward. It accuses supervisors of pressuring for rapid construction to gain political prestige at the city’s expense, naming budget and labor concerns amid broader party maneuvering.
A long survey traces the decline of state wide prohibition, noting adjourned sessions in Alabama and Georgia moving toward repeal. It cites eight states experimenting with repeal or reform, including Maine, North Carolina, Tennessee, Oklahoma, and others, and recalls historical shifts from dry to wet in several states.
An Island Fruit Company promotion offers options for customers to choose a crate of six selected pines or a large bunch of bananas. The ad emphasizes convenience with a simple ordering phrase and references cost estimates and shipping terms.
The article cites Kansas adopting prohibitory laws in the dry column and expects repetition next year. It records North Dakota voting for prohibition in 1880 by a large majority, South Dakota turning dry in 1849 and returning later. It also mentions debates over pension reform for teachers and a National Catholic Adoption movement.
Transcribed legislative text references a proposed tariff act with indepth duties on imported sugars and related products, detailing polariscopic tests and per unit charges. The fragment notes amendments and objections, linking to a broader discussion on tariff policy. References to Molasses and Burke appear in the context of duty specifications and enforcement.
City and county health officials order the Whittonlie cesspool pumped out. A city authorization states work will be done over the coming month at a rate of thirty dollars monthly. The cesspool overflows require weekly pumping, with costs to be determined who bears them, likely sparking a debate.
Local Kauai sentiment supports Fairchild for governor with residents and officials expressing confidence in his leadership. Special Officer Berga of the Garden Inte reports strong backing and anticipation of Fairchild succeeding Prout, seen as a positive outcome by the Kauai community.
Major Burnham issues strict orders barring officers and enlisted men from riding on parade grounds. Only practical use allowed on the grounds when the turf is compact enough to resist digging.
The Kalimnuki Land Company opens a new bungalow office at the end of the car line. It will provide convenient renting information and literature for newcomers, with a company representative in charge and a pleasant waiting area for the public.
Bids opened July 25 by the Corps of Engineers for dredging the torpedo channel off Fort Armstrong. Work will extend from the wharf to the main channel requiring a large amount of dredging.
New York July 6 report from the fire department bureau outlines the value of safe and sane practices to property owners. The old system had 120 fires in the first year, while this year shows far fewer incidents with four fires reported on the Fourth.
The National Forest Reservation commission has authorized the purchase of 80 000 acres of land in north western Georgia.
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