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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
7
The Christian Register notes a vow by Meteho to take on no task without compensation, signaling a shift in dealings in Meryathere where payment dictates action and loyalty.
Readers see a fractured scene in Chicago as rival factions appear exhausted and ready to seek the welfare of the people through the Republican party. Leaders seem inclined to negotiate once Roosevelt is defeated. Roosevelt himself may resume duties if a reform candidate replaces the stalled progressives.
Honolulu organizers prepare reception and sightseeing programs to honor yachtsmen arriving for the Pacific yacht race. Officials promise hospitality, entertainment, and local promotions to showcase the city to visitors from coast to coast.
Cleanup Day sparks a push for universal free garbage collection in the city as residents rally for a permanent honor for the initiative. The movement aims to unite citizens and ensure Honolulu keeps pace with progress, calling for immediate action and sustained support.
In St Louis a 20000 member coalition backs public schools across the city, funding modern buildings and equipment through dues and events. The alliance directs activities via a central board and local neighborhood chapters led by male members, with women contributing through mothers clubs.
The Japanese delegation led by Madam Nagasaki and Naron Oriwa attended a Washington conclave with President Taft. A banquet at the White House followed a formal reception at the Japanese Consulate General. Local officials and the San Francisco Red Cross chapter joined the event, with remarks of thanks to organizers and hosts.
An arcane, partially legible notice details proposed street and bridge works in Beit Makiki and King streets, with a formal approval to extend wharf access and widen Narunai and Hildige streets. The fragmentary text lists funding figures around 2,800 to 19,000 dollars and mentions public works across multiple urban blocks.
A Honolulu Ad Club delegate praised the Dallas Fort Worth convention for inspiring civic pride and hospitality. He highlighted rail tours from Vancouver to Dallas, spoke at East Lake City and Denver, and noted strong mainland publicity for Hawaii’s booth.
Honolulu liquor license board weighs applications for renewals and new firms. Several firms receive favorable reports while protests arise from reform groups and tax assessors note delinquent returns. The meeting, delayed by a holiday, considers licenses for Kojima, Marukami, and Kent establishments along with saloon and restaurant licenses in the Four Districts.
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