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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
5
A compact maxim from Marcus Aurelius urging focus on present success and not seeking external notice. It emphasizes sufficiency in small achievements and confidence that each favorable outcome is meaningful.
City leaders urged a local tax to fund modern garbage collection. They argued current equipment is decade old, work has surged, and a clear public vote is needed to decide funding now or risk epidemics and costly port quarantines.
A fragmented Honolulu item discusses debates over national investment, local security measures, and public works funding. It mentions Honolulu’s congressional work, improvement projects, and questions about how funds are allocated, with references to merchants and civic actions amid wartime anxieties.
The item reports confusion over naval priorities and local governance amid rising tension. It cites distrust of leaders, costs of garbage and sewer services, and calls for decisive action. A separate note mentions a mysterious disappearance in San Francisco and feared murder connections to church factions. The piece closes with reference to a reception in Washington.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls a 19th century sanitation council and a territorial health stand that weighed state duties, county duties, and funding. The note mentions Dr Pratt, public health authority, and calls for public attention to health reforms and official remedies amid debates on deficiency and governance.
Hawaii County supervisors, aided by new leadership, have eliminated a debt of 57,000 and boosted the treasury. Treasurer Swain notes criticism of prior administration faded as the board reduced running expenses and stopped unneeded appropriations, returning the county to financial stability.
In foreign ports the Friday June 30 report notes San Francisco sailing of the Arizonan toward Beatle and Grays Harbor arrivals. Lehr W J Patterson Debuts June 1 and June 29 arrivals include Bole Metrowe from tile on June 1.
Historical ad copy touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for pale people as a cure for sick headache. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Katherine Huperd of Sunset Boulevard Los Angeles California and describes the product as a gentle vegetable tonic with laxative properties. Free pamphlet offered.
Advertising text claims genuine pills sold by De Witlhany Medicine Va of Schenectady New York. It mentions boxes priced at $2.50 and a mail order with six boxes per box. The copy references a trademark and distribution details.
Pinkham, head of Hawaiian Sugar Planters Associations labor recruitment in the Philippines, returned to Honolulu as a Pacific mail steamship passenger. He hinted at possibly returning to the Philippines, possibly via Europe, with his aides Steven and Wagner continuing recruiting efforts amid past opposition and tensions with local residents and authorities.
Leaves of absence are granted for Schofield Barracks officers. Veternarian Thomas H. Edwards of the 5th Cavalry and Lieutenant Charles B. Caffery of the 2nd Infantry take leave effective about July 5. Edwards extends to August 16 and Caffery to August 22. Kip Waelletta $1 per year.
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