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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
7
The text urges Honolulu residents to defend law and order against actions from Congress and department officials. It argues opposition to federal acts is not general public sentiment and notes that such opposition has become habitual in some circles.
A jumbled fragmentary draft recounts political clashes over building codes municipal sanitation and a looming treaty debate. It references Governor Woodrow Wilson era figures, education roles, and public health concerns amid calls for a clean city and official ethics.
A rewritten discussion quotes Commissioner Bointey and board members on teaching the three R's in public schools. It argues experts shaped educational progress, contrasting old methods with modern science and book learning, and asserts today’s students benefit from specialist-driven curricula.
A damaged fragment suggests disputes over the Mahuka site, with interests opposing condemnation and using technicalities to delay land acquisition. The text references landowners and a potential U.S. purchase, plus scattered names and place indicators in a murky civic context.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a theater piece or event involving schoolhouses and performers "The Patargae Theatre" with no clear date or full details. Principal entities include Aliensizing, Vie pdiinnyatinnis, Aine, and Thea eat PMMA. Summary limited by garbled content.
A discussion argues against allowing public school houses in the territory to be used for instruction in a foreign language for aliens. Endorsements cited include O. J. Guliek Frank Scudder John Guliek Perley Le Horne and Rev Caromnus Beudder. Proponents favor keeping schools as community centers while opposing alien language education in public schools.
The Kauala county attorney was fined five dollars for placing his feet on the counsel table while a legal question was discussed. Judge Hole ruled on jurisdiction and the court seating issue. The attorney refused to pay, claiming the foot rest did not affect the court proceeding.
Reported patrols target Reckless drivers from Fockions and Mesa amid a campaign. A Japanese and a Chinese driver faced charges for wrong side road use and gambling cases surfaced with fines and court actions. Police pursued suspects through streets, leading to several gambling arrests and ongoing legal proceedings.
A garbled report notes laborers connected to Orteric work are to be adjusted. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment references a workplace in need of adjustment measures and leadership input. The text remains incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
A spark shooting wire near the Johninon House on Punchdow Street in Catiaae triggered a morning blaze at 230 Yelock. The wire’s arc caused a loud crash and minor damage to walls and ceiling while residents avoided the danger. Firefighters arrived. the blaze did not spread further but remained a fire safety concern.
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