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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
11
A garbled historical notice addresses parents about Purlinjys and growing girls, warning of alleged medical interventions, urging caution toward new remedies and urging support for a safety-focused approach. It mentions named figures and places in a period-voice style, framing the matter as a public health concern.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Trading stocke and Advance Irrigation Co. with unclear figures. It notes some values around 50 and a reference to a buyer or tax action, but the exact entities and details remain unreadable.
A brutal woman received a severe sentence after a murky trial in which prosecutors described a horrific assault. The victim, a man, testified of being repeatedly kicked and beaten from head to toe until unconscious, while relatives expressed shock at the violence and details of the staged confrontation emerged in court.
The article debates Democratic and Republican prospects for gaining control of Congress. It questions whether Democrats can leverage Senate challenges and what outcomes might occur if Republicans hold majorities. It also notes public opinion and the impact of the upcoming election on Washington power dynamics. The piece mentions the new Manhattan Bridge as a separate note of local interest.
Fragmented court opinion questions executive power and legislature's control, weighing equity and justice. In a dramatic debate the Justices consider checks on the executive, the monarchy’s influence, and the role of the judiciary in safeguarding the territory's legal order. The document requests broader input from independent members and the public regarding constitutional balance.
Monoplane stunts are scheduled for a two day public exhibition at Kaplos Plant Park with Walker and others attempting ascents and a guided landing spot showcase. The event aims to set altitude records amid a crowd awaiting demonstrations and a modest gate for spectators.
The Shriners announce a four day event titled Boom Hawaii featuring Aloha Lei woven items and daily product distribution at a booth. Local organizers plus a paid staffer will manage distribution while a ceremonial gift is prepared for the incoming Imperial potentate.
Drummond admitted a former wife followed him to Paris after a crowding melee and said she was his child. He faces six months for bigamy tied to a third marriage with Wine, pursued by process servers and a divorce suit. He previously stayed away from Bt Louis county but violated conditions by fleeing to Canada and then France.
Students gathered at Mille School and Kawaluhao Seminary for the annual graduation. Diplomas were awarded to Mille School students Charles At Fut, Shea Kani, and others from Honolulu and Kauai. The program featured prayers, music, and a March by Mid-Pacific Chorus, with diplomas presented by M. Damon. Navy pennant notes follow with Michigan leading in a separate competition.
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