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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
7
Vague motto reflects personal ascent and self reliance, noting that one should outgrow imitators to reach true elevation, leaving behind lesser critics in pursuit of individual strength.
The Honolulu Bulletin urges citizens to back the city health leadership amid cleanup efforts. It ridicules critics as pinheads while praising Mott Smith and calling for unified support to advance a bigger, better Honolulu despite distractions and political noise.
The article describes a prolonged cleanup with a large cleanup day planned by Dr. Pratt and district officials. Workers and volunteers move debris over multiple districts Kadthi Mollitt Kuimukt and others while the Board of Health coordinates 24 crews and two garbage wagons to finish the task. Labor costs are reported as about 3209 with volunteer help supplementing the effort.
In a ceremony at St Andrews Cathedral Rov Bishop Henry B. Reatarick officiated the marriage of Mbot Rybel Metherny, daughter of HOA Metherny, to Mr John Almoky Domille, private secretary to Queen Lilluokslanl. They departed for Lahaina, Maui aboard the steamer Mauna Kea at 10 o clock. Mrs Demla in was formerly a Pohukaina schoolteacher.
Dondero Beoutmaster and Captain Carter, with Brigadier General Macomb, will leave at 9:90 oclock next Saturday morning to inspect the bay scouts camped in Walple valley. They will return about noon.
A fragmented court scene shows a judge and prisoner exchanging banter about business and personal matters. Amid dialogue, a wife’s gift and a congratulatory note surface, while stray phrases hint at broader proceedings and social commentary.
In a fragmented report, Western Dacitic and Oriental shipping interests orbit the Pacific corridor. The Southern Pacific aims to open the Panama Canal while parallel continental rail links attract attention from Japanese and Continental lines, signaling evolving intermodal control and freight prospects amid shifting alliances and scheduling.
A fragment from a history page shows Island Fruit Company advertising quick fruit orders with a choice between a crate of pines or a large bunch of bananas. The ad mentions Wellh Farge Express Company as the service provider for delivery.
Force goes to Japan as Bavti party officials depart. Tenero Maru sails June 27 with West Pacific envoy to attend Pacific matters. Maranee Pearman accompanies as Western Pavity ticket staff upon arrival, details pending.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Kay of Panama, Pacific, canal for Paolo Malt boat, Hetent to Han Frmnminea, voyage to New York. Details are unclear but imply a maritime topic tied to Panama and canal interests.
A collection of short thank you notes from contestants and supporters dated 1911 and addressed to editors of the Evening Bulletin. They express appreciation to friends in the community, peers, and strangers who voted or assisted in contests at St Louis College Honolulu and related events.
A fragmentary report discusses Kawewehi backing Frear for governor. It mentions Tawali leader Honey Le Kawowett and Delegate Kubie possibly aiding Frear, while Kowewehtimeett is linked to supporting Howernor Prear. Confusion and questions surround Hawaii delegates and local political splits amid Native Hawaiian voters.
A Japanese official, Hou K. Mateni, returns to Japan amid speculation he may become minister. Report says he could head the Japanese diplomatic service in Europe as tensions with Washington are noted and the consul general comments on the matter.
A critique on the editor’s role in town life, portraying journalism as a high stake, public-minded craft tangled with personal vendetta and moral pressure. The piece paints editors as moral centers yet traps them in scrutiny, envy, and endless expectations.
Maui Pineapple Company enters a deal with California Canneries Company to manage marketing of Maui pineapples on the mainland. Japanine controlled Maui firm seeks wider reach as a 250,000 share increase and treasury stock actions are outlined. California Canneries will become selling agents while stock and treasury movements unfold through June.
A stagnant stock market opened with minimal movement on the Honolulu Exchange. Traders noted limited activity as prices drifted, with modest gains at 11.00 and 12.14 reported for specific issues. Local rubber and Malaysian peninsula firms were mentioned in passing amid broader market caution.
No palen were recorded today. Oil quotations followed with bids and asks for several named commodities and firms, though most figures appear garbled. The report lists entries such as Hon Com, Humannia, Templar Maven, Ventura, and Porkisina Hite with varied prices.
Wealthy Boston figure Mra don J ilick Gardner plans a formal gathering at her marble Back Bay home. The event centers on her famed art treasures and attracts prominent local collectors.
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