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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1911
Page
7
The text discusses Honolulu’s readiness for the Panama-Pacific preparations, scrutiny of mayoral candidates, and the city’s sanitary and civic maintenance needs. It mentions W. L. Methorny and concerns about infrastructure, governance, and public services amid broader national convention questions.
The unreadable OCR text shows garbled phrases about riots, a moving town, and looming actions. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment suggests a community grappling with conflict and a looming movement, with references to timing, preparation, and potential force.
The report supports elevating high school standards and flexible curricula. It argues high schools should teach core skills to all students, not assume college paths, and recognize vocational areas like home economics and agricultural science as essential parts of public education.
A questionable letter attributed to Mayor Fern regarding the road sunder debate draws skepticism. The piece questions authorship and urges greater care before presenting publicly. it hints at indolence and lack of common sense in the public discourse.
Fragmentary dialogue follows a man named Longhend who questions superstition and fear. A maid and Mrs Sumdion discuss changing beliefs, hunger in Europe, and moving to a new flat as belongings are packed. The excerpt hints at fear, relocation, and economic strain.
A damaged letter reveals a feud over Wilder's potential withdrawal from the County Engineer's office and mayoral accusations of partisan influence. The piece discusses trust, qualifications, and the push to prioritize road work, with officials urged to focus on first-rate construction over politics.
A historical note recalls typhoid toll among troops quartered in Honolulu during the Spanisht Armorican conflict and the interoccupation of the Philippines. It highlights ignorance among officers, the spread among 17 000 regulars in Texas, and credit to strict quarantine and a typhoid serum trial that shows prevention is possible, urging militia instruction from regular army findings.
In the territorial vaults a bond issue faces potential sale here. Financiers doubt banks will accept the bonds as some bunkers are misplaced while others may be deposited locally. Interest totals 960,000 and will circulate elsewhere.
Readable text notes a business named Island Fruit Company with Wells Fargo involved, suggesting a corporate connection or banking relationship. Details are limited but indicate a historical firm pairing in commerce or finance. Further context from the same page would clarify the exact nature of the interaction.
Deputy City Attorney Fred Milverton is on vacation in Kona, leaving two weeks. Cathcart, acting as representative against Koga suede Company, informs city officials of Milverton's absence and aims to complete matters by early August.
The notice discusses bidders seeking the entire lien of boride and a plan to prevent the movinges. It mentions possible investments by Ayeats and Wong Hine and hopes for serious consideration by bidders. Tomorrow at two o'clock is the bid time, with geographic differences noted and the bond issue location settled for the nearby land.
The Oahu Polo Club ships ponies to Leilehua for a final prep before the big game Saturday against the Cavalry. About twenty ponies journey with Antohias conditioning, aiming to bolster a season marked by injuries and strong Cavalry form. The two teams have shown improvement, promising a competitive matchup on the holiday weekend.
A compact snippet lists arrivals and sailings with vessels such as Zealandia and China, noting Victoria July 26 and July 1 schedules, plus San Francisco departures and a Bowdoin College graduation of 72 men receiving AB degrees. The readable text preserves names of ships and dates, indicating a busy port movement and a university milestone.
The jury changeover, expected today, is postponed likely to Monday due to steamship delay and island visits. Hearings stretched as crowds gather, some jurors cleared, and seats reduced. officials aim to complete cases this week with a final report anticipated.
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