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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
3
Mire am returned to town yesterday with a homecoming visit while Miss IVA Shapetet arrived at the Mountain Cue Bie home. Mountain emt at the Huwathin 0neato to Thi Panam Pacifie expo leave August 2 for the event. The decision on the sniting dale remains undetermined.
Isenberg and Pond describe a campaign in the Territory improving milk safety and reducing tuberculosis among cattle and dairies. Their account credits two men for initiating practical measures that spurred widespread adherence to the city milk ordinance without heavy regulation, noting substantial progress and urging remaining dairies to comply by month end or face revocation.
Restoration of voters in Honolulu districts advances slowly as two volumes open for eligible registrants. Fifty three names enrolled yesterday. Mayor J J Puri visited the opening, followed by city officials. Notices outline registration requirements and travel records show a mix of arrivals from various places, including Ban Wan and Sat Hraneinen, reflecting a broad Philippine era context.
The article describes the German steamer Alexander Teubnerk with a cargo from Europe arriving near the harbor after a voyage around the Horn. Skipper Mehring reports a mostly smooth voyage despite headwinds and a long absence, with mentions of fertilizer, railway material, and various goods loaded. A sperm whale ambergris find is noted, estimated valuable, and the Sierra from San Francisco is expected to dock, with detailed lists of passengers and crew aboard.
The court heard claims that Vavarn, a resident of Iwitel, tried to protect her infant by distracting the liquor inspector Fennell at the Gold Mine. Fennell testified that Vavarn attacked no one but attempted to shield her child as the inspector intervened. The judge reserved judgment, with all parties awaiting the decision on her fate and the future care of the infant.
Fire destroyed Behn’s new car in the stable yard as flames spread, leaving the vehicle a total loss. Firemen contained the blaze after extinguishers arrived. the machine, wheels and tires were burned, insurance valued the loss at 4000 with a 8000 policy. Damage was confined to the car. Meniiatite reported no others harmed.
A local war report notes no major construction on Marine barracks and hospital at Pearl Harbor until year end. The piece lists planned movements of Marines and dates, with arrivals from Yokohama, Victoria, Vancouver, and Sydney, as well as departures for various posts.
A garbled late 19th century style report describes widespread concern over a laundry menace and a quick stimulus program. It cites New York quotations about crops, a drastic plant or orchard threat, and investor interest in constitutional measures. The text references overwhelming domestic issues, a large casualty count, and a fluctuating market with specific share figures.
A crowded session saw a Chinaman found guilty of assault and fined, while another man faced charges for battery. Several defendants faced continuances or delays as health regulation violations and public nuisance claims were reviewed. A Japanese offender and others involving Chinese and local figures appeared, with some cases postponed to the next morning.
In Maui and Wahikuli areas tension rises over wild goats and hunting rights. Local officials including Supervisor Abun Low navigate protests by residents and hunters. A public clash with law enforcement arises as activists form the Got Your Goat Club while plans for lumber manufacturer associations unfold in Pacific Coast discussions.
A muddled court report notes that a judge rejected a divorce claim and civil demands amid a tangle of names and misread phrases. It cites multiple parties including Harrison, Cow, Hartt, and Ve, with mentions of guardianship and unpaid sums totaling around 60 dollars, alongside unrelated coronation day railway notes.
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