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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
5
The fragment reflects a misaligned phrasing or OCR drift in a George Augustus Sala quotation. It preserves a formal voice and hints at commentary on correct speech and propriety. No clear event or names beyond Sala emerge from this readable text.
A Honolulu newspaper argues against an independent party to curb politics in city government. It urges focus on constructive work, prioritizes strong future leadership from Mayor and Board of Supervisors, and criticizes opposition as futile. It notes Fern and Lane likely not seeking re election and calls for proactive planning.
A garbled OCR style passage blends phonetic fragments and unclear dialogue. It features names and uncertain lines about debt, matching, and a mention of a patriot, with no cohesive narrative or clear event. The text reads like overheard speech with many typos and misreads.
Rev Charlen J Ryder secretary of The American Missionary Association will speak at Central Union Church tonight in a drive to support missionary work. Ryder, a leading speaker, will discuss field activities and the role of education in spreading the mission.
A formal protest from Keio Baseball Club contests a Spalding rule decision after a game umpire ruled against Keio. Captain Dene Birweane and Manager Y. Bakural denounce alleged bias, claim fumbled plays by Chinese players, and demand a new hearing with the official authority. The protest notes prior fair decisions by umpires until yesterday’s call and requests reconsideration.
Retrenchment measures prompt transfer of sanitation services from the current depots to a Mary Central location. Chairman Meefeling of the Health Committee announced today the removal and city equity powers will adjust for the move.
Chainian McChellan and the sanitation committee pressed for more time on the food protection measure. The draft aims at protection from air dust and insects, with Phenein to be shaped for introduction at an early date.
July 7 report states the Mae duro government plans to float a fifty million dollar national loan in New York's Wall Street immediately after the election. Arnesto Madero, Secretary of the Treasury, provided the information tonight.
Local notices indicate Island Fruit Company with Wells and Margo Express handles fruit orders including crates and large bunches of bananas. Readers are directed to place orders for prompt delivery and service.
Plans once under consideration for expanding the Bishop Museum in Hawaii are now underway. When completed, the addition will create one of the nation’s notable new museum spaces, signaling a major development for the institution and the region.
A historical building plans to showcase royal Hawaii treasures including the crown and throne. The new display rooms will house the Cleghorn items once owned by Princess Kalvluns, plus the King and Queen cases with robes, jewels, and ceremonial work. Additional private collections on Inland history will join the exhibit with a tentative opening date not yet set.
Local officials debate Bishop Street extension as Wolters Holdings presses for frontage on Bishop Street and a union frontage closure. Plans for a hotel and column street building continue, with Ripley Reynolds drawing specifications and public fundraising to finance the street through private funds amid owner opposition and imminent council action.
Mayor Fern and supporters seek Supreme Court guidance on Ordinance 88 while Murray denies intent to block road work. Officials cite Section 1748 of the city and county act to test the vacancy ruling. Fern plans to submit statements to the Supreme Court within three days to address the mayoral vacancy issue.
Congressman A. C. Mitchell of the second Kanaas district died recently at his home in Lawrence Kansas. The passing removes a veteran House member and prompts tributes from colleagues and constituents alike. The article notes his long service and local ties to Lawrence and the Kanaas region.
Maunes describes a method of purifying milk using a single process or apparatus. The text outlines steps, materials, and expected outcomes, focusing on a practical approach to improving milk purity and safety.
Berlin society papers describe J Pierpont Morgan's admission to the Imperial Yacht Club at Kiel by Kelner Wiltonry. The process required three sponsors and public display of names, but statutes barred foreigners. The Kaiser overruled, Morgan appeared at Mulhouse, and the club banquet confirmed his membership in the presence of the Emperor.
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