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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
7
A garbled narrative discusses wealth protection, constitutional limits, and corruption narratives tied to Hawaii governance, mentioning figures such as Me Patt and Secretary von Meyer, with broader critiques of federal aid, trade, and political maneuvering amid a chaotic wartime style press account.
An early Territorial statement urges Hawaii and its graduates to prepare for practical life, stressing efficiency and hard work. It warns mainland workers may be drawn by demand if native talent is scarce, and advocates local readiness to sustain island businesses and reduce reliance on external labor.
Fragmented lines depict a character pleading to stay, a plea about marriage and escape, and a disruptive dramatic miscue. The text mentions a shy narrator and a clerk asking about wife or companion, with a disruptive scene of violation and audience reaction noted in a hazy script.
fragmented and garbled prose discusses progress, hard work, and social change amid economic pressures. It mentions prices, a Pacific Coast scenario, and calls for realistic living, with emphasis on diligence and long term gains if people commit to labor and enterprise.
Fragmented OCR text discusses regional governance and development with references to cities and territories. It hints at national direction, transportation links, and a call to unify effort to avoid discontent. No clear persons, dates, or concrete events are identifiable from the readable passages.
A fragmented passage argues that the people will demand greater efficiency year after year. It asserts that they will value efficiency, uphold higher standards among others, and pursue a better life. It claims young men are entering life and some will fail, while the efficient advance in the army of progress.
Report recaps an aviation event at a park where wind conditions rose and few spectators attended. Observers question why pilots flew and why propellers stayed on the ground. Critics blame aviators while proponents promise an exhibition at Lelivtim Aeenon, regardless of payment.
A crowd gathered at Kaplotant Park to watch Masson and two French companions attempt an aerial show with the Blorint monoplane. The machine failed to rise, provoking disappointment and criticism of promoters and organizers, as spectators blamed the weather, the pilot trio, and sponsor promises.
A chaotic sequence at the aviation event unfolds with Masson delaying the monoplane act, chafing at delays, and wandering for food as crowds wait. French mechanics clash with timing, and the audience grows restless, leading to a late, drawn out spectacle amid shifting plans and wind conditions.
Jack Scully declares that Walker and Masson have broken their contract with him in several particulars and submits the written contract as evidence.
The contract with aviators Walker and Scully covered flights in Honolulu and Hilo with payments tied to completed events. The agreement was repeatedly breached, with only one machine reaching Kapioint Park and no exhibitions at Lahaina. Costs claim a deficit near $1,800, plus substantial expenses for machines transport and local charges. parties dispute pay and liability while awaiting machine return.
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