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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
9
A House report discusses stock jobbing and unloading linked to a sugar trust. It cites large stockholders and a 4000 dollar face value, naming executives and suspected market manipulation. The document argues that the trust harms competition and consumer interests.
A garbled passage discusses individuality, corporate entrenchment, and broad themes of renewal and isolation. It mentions investors, monopolies, and a looming subject requiring careful, prompt consideration by a standing body, amid references to legal and societal forces.
A damaged OCR snippet references a family support case and a judge named MonMartat sentencing ALGO Ornellas for theft. It mentions Polkce Col Wie and a court action at Hoheluti trop Works, with unclear specifics and several garbled names and places.
Fragmentary telegraph notes indicate deported immigrants faced ordered removal while authorities and civilians debated humanitarian implications. Reports mention Captain Suttle and unclear communications from European authorities, with emphasis on entry restrictions and potential public concern.
A fragmented notebook snippet shows playful lines about a cat named Tay. Although garbled, the note hints at orientation or turning phrases as if guiding a reader. The readable portion suggests a whimsical feline theme rather than a formal report.
Governor Frear Deputy Attorney General Lymer and Judge Henry Cooper visited Kapiolani Park to discuss a major project. The plan includes clearing overgrown vegetation along the park stream, removing a foot of soil, and diverting water from the Manoa stream to create a scenic new water feature. Construction to begin once funding is approved.
A planned stream improvement will retain water flow to eliminate mosquito larvae breeding sites. Work begins within days under supervisor Alexander Youn. About thirty workers from Pelionery will gain employment for several weeks as the park becomes more attractive. Use of local want ads noted.
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