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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
7
Fragmentary quote expresses a wish for a chief who strives to do his best for all, attributed to a writer or speaker named Emenwin. The line reflects a 19th or early 20th century cadence and a moral leadership ideal.
A chaotic scene erupted near the UIC campus as a protest devolved into unrest over military policy. Police cordoned off the area while campus groups urged restraint and demanded accountability.
A scattered historical piece discusses modesty among the Wrights and a group of scholars. It notes debates about humility, the value of intellect, and how public perception shapes the reputation of scientists and inventors in early modern discussions.
Lieutenant George Steunenberg of the Continental Infantry in the Army of the United States travels to a distant post. The piece notes international attention and the broader route of officers as part of military movement. The report suggests activity in the western states and references Army and Sons Journal coverage.
A fragmented narrative recounts long journeys by ocean and rail, detailing travel costs from $600 to $82,000 and mentions of routes through Europe and Asia. It describes officers, civilians, and families, with notes on payments, delays, and compensations, ending with reflections on money, hardship, and attempts at securing funds.
Fragmentary prose notes a travel interlude featuring a plea to Lieutenant Stenenberr’s brother and a theme of fate along the journey. It mentions a stay in Honolulu as a stopover on Pacific routes and hints at entertainment and altered plans during the voyage.
Forts Washington receives a major naval program with a $1.76 million Pearl Harbor dock contract awarded to the San Francisco Fridge Company. Senator Flint arranged a conference with General Arthur Murray, chief of artillery, now en route from Mattie to San Francisco, likely visiting Los Angeles and San Pedro. The lowest bid came from C. M. Leach of Boston at 1.2 million dollars.
Two desirable building lots in Makiki one on Keeaumoku Street and the other on Pensacola Street fair price and liberal terms to right purchasers one lot left in Manoa Valley the $1 000 property other has been sold eight cleared fenced lots at Kaimuki fronting on three streets all for 2600 good buy for a chicken ranch or fruit orchard
The Navy Department awards coastal fortification work to a San Francisco firm. Plans call for new weapons and mortars at Pearl Harbor and San Pedro, with Army engineers coordinating deep water channels and support ships. The move aims to strengthen Pacific defenses while balancing economy as President Taft endorses reform.
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