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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
7
The text presents a fragmented meditation on turning gifts into heartfelt thoughts for friends, mingled with garbled phrases about angels, duty, and community. It hints at a communal effort to inspire virtue and knowledge in viewers, though details are obscured by errors.
Report from the Board of Health discusses aggressive measures to contain a cholera outbreak in Honolulu. Officials urge cleansing and observation of infected districts, with follow up for reclamation, denization, and sanitary civilization of growing districts to restore traveler confidence and prevent quarantine disruptions.
A fragmented passage discusses the origin of an infection traced to Orient sources and linked arrivals. It questions blame for the cholera spread and who altered policies, noting limited activity by Chinese workers and the need to attribute responsibility without deforming the record.
A Honolulu report discusses arrivals from the Orient totaling hundreds of Chinese and Japanese, with figures claiming 4 600 Filipinos since immigration began and 380 charged with offenses. It also notes Koreans and other nationalities with varied crime rates and questions the fairness of presenting criminal records.
The article notes that water transportation may soon dominate progress over rail and land routes. Hamburg builds an 8,000-ton motor boat for cargo as Clyde yard lays down a 5,000-ton cargo passenger craft with internal combustion engines. Steamship efficiency, fuel savings, and cargo space gains drive rapid shifts toward ocean travel and turbine engine ships, with Cunard pushing turbine tech to expand speed.
A fragmented discussion suggests widening rail gauge to seven feet would ruin most railway material value and require costly reconstruction. The text hints at shifting to Holton engines for heavy freight and moving toward oil or turbine powered transport as future developments.
A brief note references page 1574 and a boy’s call to action, suggesting a local community discussion or archival trivia. The fragmentary item hints at a youth response connected to a historical page entry without detailing names, places, or outcomes.
The Hillary committee in the Senate continued its hearing on two bills aimed at updating building laws. City and County Attorney presented views while Marston Campbell urged quick enactment to address the cited deficiencies and ensure better planning and safety standards.
A garbled passage presents fragmented lines of dialogue with misspelled names and unclear context. It reads like overheard vernacular speech, mentioning marriage, a wife, a note of sinew, and a speaker claiming a somnambulant tint, though the overall meaning remains obscured.
The Pacific Coast associations elect WM Hitler of Portland as president and plan a trip of Oriental commissioners to Honolulu. Growling fears of Chinese travel restrictions and the need for improved U S courtesy in visa processes surface amid talks of a broad commerce delegation aiming to strengthen American Chinese trade ties.
Continued from page one the city battles an outbreak with quarantine measures and street closures. Amid the epidemic there is mention of tests, abstinence, and the suspension of certain activities while authorities tighten restrictions in the district north of Diamond Head and around Heald.
A government proposal seeks $125000 for a large armory and $125000 for a new National Guard facility in Hawaii. The plan includes construction of armories in Lahaina and additions to existing sites at Tite and Warthutu, with related infrastructure costs and site improvements.
A garbled dispatch reports coastal watch and port activity with references to weather, ships, and a planned hire. It mentions Molite, Gitlzad, and a North American context, but many names and details are unreadable, yielding a hazy summary of maritime and civic items.
Fragmented notes describe proposed measures targeting the mayor, including penalties and fiscal raises, plus references to construction and public works. The text lists several items such as a $1,000 permit, food commission duties, and third readings, with scattered mentions of a National Guard project and a Kaple olin home.
This notice urges women to use Bitters to strengthen health, and lists benefits for stomach, liver, and bowel weakness. It promotes treatment for poor appetite, headache, indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation, malaria, fever and ague, and warns to obtain the genuine Private Stamp bottle.
For sale by Deowwn Smith Co and Hollister Drug Co Ltd and Chambers Urng Co Ltd and Hilo Drag and at all Wholesale Liquor fientera.
An obituary fragment recounts Brinckerwget passing away at Beinekeyhoff and in New York after a long life with references to government, investigations, and recovery efforts. It notes ties to Harvard University and mentions a new work in Marunye and Japath tail, with implications of political and social unrest and power shifts affecting European peasantry.
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