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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
7
Residents debate Honolulu growth and public education as civic welfare clashes with private gain. Senator Om Folietin opposes measures. advocates warn against delaying ordinance passage while concerns over schools and governance rise. The discussion touches funding, property, and tax issues amid calls for stable civic progress.
A fragment discusses adopting a method to construct a permanent clan paving approach. It suggests many men could be employed to build a town pavement project, claiming work could be finished in six months to a year.
A garbled text warns tourists waking wakefulness in Honolulu and urges citizens to improve town sanitation. It suggests that neglect could hurt business, and urges steady, prudent efforts to keep the city clean. It mentions officials Mosuttoor and Shevath of cholvea in a oblique manner.
A fragmented advertisement page discusses Woodrow Wile dot and Denke publishers, hinting at political influence in Hawaii’s industry and a governorship bid. It references a wish to know which Wransels Ofve family might rise, and questions town growth versus a rapid city rise along the Rocky Mountain frontier.
A fragmented paragraph surveys public perception of Woodrow Wilson, citing The National Post as a modern weekly with global coverage and strong commentary. The piece contrasts Wilson with contemporary political commentary and notes the publication’s progressive stance.
A readers note discusses Horfer Law's Valor of ignorance and a proposed article The T lerance of Valor. It references the Outlook and reviews how ideas on Japan and empire were treated, noting misread facts and the need for clear scholarship while praising Homer Law's contributions.
Advertiser urges that local progress not be harmed by factional contest blocking a Meera building on the Malinka site. It argues for influence to support the people’s wish and the city’s advancement against divisive blocks.
The piece attacks obstruction to a federal building project in Honolulu arguing majority wish and architectural plans justify proceeding. It accuses "public-tes damned" blocaders and financial foes of delaying the court process and valuing delay over a timely valuation of the property.
The article notes the evolving star arrangement on the U S flag as new states arrive. It discusses the hoped addition of Oklahoma and New Mexico and the challenge of placing two more stars, with Hawaii hinted as a future honored mark. Secretary Stimson faces decisions on star positions and a reserved spot for Hawaii.
Readers note the flag’s 134th anniversary as a symbol of national unity. The brief item recalls the flag’s history and enduring presence in public life.
The Civic Federation plans a meeting at 3 o clock at King Street to discuss and nominate delegates for various committees and participate in "CroanstTy Day" on June YM. The event aims to organize civic service efforts and public participation.
A fragmented essay argues women lead or influence religious life, citing Balzac, Dante, and Franklin. It notes women’s predominance in church circles and recalls religious figures burned for heresy. The piece reflects on clerical power, moral instruction, and shifts since early church federations.
Notice lists exam timetable for admission to grades 2 6 and 8 at Punahou Preparatory School. Saturday June 7 9 am at home preparatory school with sections in story writing dictation spelling reading arithmetic. Additional exams set for grade 6 and grade 8 on June 19 and June 18 respectively with subjects including composition grammar reading and arithmetic.
Fragmentary OCR reveals entries listing subjects such as composition and geography. Mentions Monday schedule and names like Harithmette and History in a period voice. Unclear details but reflects classroom tasks and study topics.
A reported explosion by gamblers occurred on a New York stoop. The incident damaged property and prompted police examination, with no immediate claims of injuries. Investigators cordon off the area as they seek safety and motive details.
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