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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
5
A garbled compilation shows jumbled political chatter, advocacy, and local matters referencing Hawaii politics, federal control, the Lorimer election, and proposed governance shifts. It mixes quoted lines, names, districts, and satirical asides from Honolulu papers and other sources.
A local editorial urges vigorous sanitation to quell cholera fears in Iwitel. It argues for mobilizing off duty workers to scrub every block, guard against hidden infections, and invest now to save long term costs and public health.
Ashore reports detail the schooner Mol Wahine wreck with conflicting official accounts. Journalists pressed lighthouse tender Kukui officers for facts but faced limited information and possible government vessel evasions about collision with another ship.
The piece questions how officers could claim sailors were uncertain about a collision with another vessel. It condemns hiding schooners and abandoning sailors, calling for a thorough inquiry into who is responsible and why proper life saving precautions were not followed.
Government figures show Hawaii spends a smaller share of its revenue on public schools than the American standard. A legislative debate discusses park funding and educational needs, with objections about taxing, territorial overburden, and park use for educational experiments.
The readable text hints at names and places but is largely garbled. It mentions individuals such as Pasved Third Reasing and Kaweweli, plus references to Temepahistities Tenino and Mispeattion af earnliie ub. The fragmentary lines suggest a legal or public notice context with institutional-sounding terms and several proper nouns but lack coherent, complete facts.
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