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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary testimony outlines proceedings in the Cummins case with mentions of attorneys Vand Sranty, Muleewa, and Pulte. The record references the Henne cabinet, a court event, and a judicial action tied to the trial, with notes on expected rulings and witness statements.
Proceedings discuss secrecy in education funding and the need for voter input on schooling limits. Officials weigh extending education measures while citing costs and constitutional constraints as Stanley questions teaching methods and cultural topics.
A group including Jo AO Mater and Bain Pranetae announce plans for a sail ship service and hotel venture. They describe a new line operating between ranches and towns in California, with ties to a company formerly known as the Males & Chotebrough. Details remain vague as the project seeks charter and funding.
A floating drydock is under consideration by inter-island interests to serve Honolulu harbor. At a cost around half a million dollars, the deck could support Mauna Kea and other Pacific steamers, with depth adjustments to forty feet. Manager Kennedy hopes a viable plan emerges to upgrade port facilities for deep sea traffic.
News notes the steamship and cargo flows from Seattle to Honolulu and other ports. Advances include a Japanese training ship schedule at Honolulu, coal and sugar movements, and plans for submarine signaling equipment on Pacific liners. The list of passengers aboard various ships is partially recorded along with upcoming sailings and adjusted port calls.
A garbled scroll notes a boastful claim about a household or plantation operation, mentioning Cuba and Tampa estates and child labor, framed as a strange product of wealth. The fragmentary text hints at duty and control across plantations and factories. No clear names or dates are readable.
Fragmented text shows a Van Dyck cigar mention with unclear pricing and quality notes. The document lists ship arrivals and departures including Kahutu, Tawau, Kinau, Mikahala, and Kin Moa, with passenger names and destinations such as Kauai ports, Port Townsend, and Honolulu. It references June dates and multiple vessels including Kinau and Mikahala, detailing schedule snippets and passenger lists.
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