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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text from Hawaii era papers discusses temper and manners, Pacific war mentions, American fleet display, labor and immigration, Honolulu sanitation, mosquito campaigns, and public school campaigns. It references Hawaii politics, the Land Board, and promotion committees amid cholera fears and citrus trade notes.
A reflection on King George I’s reign amid coronation preparations, noting a religious and moral emphasis. The piece highlights a quiet, benevolent ruler shown through oath amid Catholic opposition, and a Puritanical social tone in the royal couple. It condemns divorce and wealth as signs of moral decline within the royal family.
A vaudeville patter line notes a singer earning 600 dollars a week on a route while a water boy jokes about a ten dollar wage. A German and American exchange reveals a punchline about capitals. The American says the capital is in Rockefeller’s pocket.
An analysis of how the King and Queen of Britain influence social norms and American reception at the British court. The piece discusses initial American misgivings about the monarchy and argues that a certain type of American behavior is unwelcome abroad, stressing the role of cordial diplomacy in U S Great Britain relations.
The text references King George V and Edward as Prince of Wales during Victoria’s reign, noting public attention and expectations of succession. It contrasts public perception with King George, implying a difference in how each figure was viewed and the impact on national affairs.
The passage discusses a kingly succession where a relatively unknown heir must prove capability to govern. It notes public concern about the throne, the oath of office, and the king’s duties. It portrays the monarch as a legitimate but challenged ruler, with emphasis on family and national duties.
Merchan ta Axscotarion and B directors announced at yesterday's meeting a cleanup day leading to all shops in the city closing for the event. The plan calls for broad shutdowns throughout the day to facilitate the cleanup effort.
Directors of The Merchants Association approved a one thousand dollar donation and urged merchants to close Saturday June 24 from 11:30 to 12:30 during St Andrews Cathedral services for the king and queen celebration. The effort followed a dispute with the Shippers Wharf Committee over funds for the city cleanup effort.
In Judge Mommarnnt's courtroom Peters Prosser and Promer drew attention amid heated exchanges during the trial of F. Bhuner charged with assault on Bruce Hamler. After pleas, testimony, and cross-examinations, the court permitted Habeter to testify about the incident. The witnesses described blows and kicks, and the judge imposed a $10 fine on one count while the defendant expressed regret.
Harel, who went to Wallington to work on the proposed Kon railway, has apparently never reached Washington. Diligent inquiry among the talent men indicates no contact.
Fragmented report from Wabixoton notes insurgents align with Democrats on a tariff related to reciprocal trade. Mentions figures and places such as New York, Maranchie, and Congress leaders, with focus on fiscal policy and a contentious assent to a Canadian export tax on pulp and paper.
Wilmington Del June 21 The United States district court for the Drugware district Haley rendered a decision that the so called powder triangle dominated be the Triporty in trade and instill the dissolution. The case started in 1907 and the decision arrived at nine gimitag to that in the Blanchard Court.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled report mentioning Freire Portugal, a president figure, and references to a city event in the evening. It names Freire and an unclear presidential succession while noting a revaluation and a king named Mariel in a contested city setting.
June 2 reports warrants issued for arrest of a person named Corke on s stent and charges related to the Lorimer case. The text condemns the guile of an unnamed United States senator and references the monument and condemnation by a local authority.
Disputed Honolulu city ordinance stirred by Mayor Ferns Democratic allies and Republican supporters. It would let the county engineer appoint and remove perimeter overseers and district supervisors, prompting constitutional questions and a test at the territorial supreme court. The measure awaits final mayoral approval and immediate effect upon its signing, with a protest by Dems and support from Republicans anticipated.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fight in Congress over a territory's ability to guarantee interest on company funds. Mention of Harrie and a hoped move to win Congressional approval, with reports of lobbying efforts and delayed progress.
A fragmented notice lists entities including Benen Smith Co Hed Hollister Drug Chambers Drug Go Ltd and various wholesale drug dealers. The readable text suggests a trade or business notice involving pharmaceutical suppliers. No clear action, date, or location is discernible from the fragments.
The article describes cotton growing practices to protect crops from bollworms. It details plowing and bed formation to cover cotton, costs of pest control per acre, and the effectiveness of worm-targeting methods recommended by Dr. Wilcox. It notes expected yield benefits and notes that approx 10 percent of worms were killed by a cited method.
Tonight the Eagles celebrate with a citywide vaudeville show at seven venues. Each theater contribute acts to honor the Eagles. Civilians and soldiers alike will enjoy diverse performances as a record program aims for quality and safety.
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