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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
9
A fragmented note describes a promotion offering platinum print portraits in Apiafone from six special sittings at SW Parkins studio located on Hotel Street near Fort. The text mentions a bearer entitlement and a teen enrollment element.
A Japanese gambler was fatally shot during a raid. Witnesses say the assailant fired as the suspect’s Hawaiian helpers moved away. The incident occurred at a small shop where the audience claims a confrontation led to the fatal shot. Police are investigating the sequence of events and identifying the shooter.
Confused yet spirited remarks from Nevada and Washington figures discuss Hawaii as a territory versus statehood. Governor Prenr touts territorial gains, population growth, and infrastructure in Hawaii, while attention turns to ports, harbors, railways, and an interurban line.
Secretary Wood of the Health Promotion Committee reports extensive activity on Honolulu health reform efforts. About 1500 alpsoulars funded campaigns warn of cholera and health risks while distributing Clean-up Day materials to papers across the United States and Canada to boost publicity.
City Mill Co treasurer says the firm will not raise prices for builders and contractors despite higher lumber costs. He notes stronger demand for building and that a forthcoming schedule may not alter overall building activity. Freight and charter rates have risen, but the company has not increased prices yet.
Allen Herbert, famed Hawaii planter and horticulturist now living near Los Angeles, visited California after many years away to assess progress in former Honolulu sites. He recalled King Kalakaua and Queen Liliuokalani, praised local police and English usage, and spoke of Hawaii’s changes while planning further visits to old friends and beaches.
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