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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
7
Fragmented OCR reflects Hawaii Territory politics with calls for reform. Mentions General War lists, critics of party dishonesty, and debates on public works, education, and aviation progress. References to Walter L. Fisher, Kewalo land, and plans affecting Honolulu’s development and safety.
Retiring Chief Justice Hartwell exits public duties after a long career shaping Pacific policy. The Supreme Court of Howard State honors his service while noting sharp political attacks and steady support from friends and countrymen as he closes official work.
Fragmentary note recalls Judge Hartwell's retirement from active duties. Text hints at long service and impact on colleagues and legal work.
A critical column argues that dollar diplomacy guides U S actions in Mexico and Latin America, citing Knox, the recall of Craven, and Mexican instability as prompts for military pressure and canal protection. It critiques reactions to Honolulu water works privatization as tied to broader strategic manipulations by distant interests.
The territorial Senate committee reports on the Hild railroad franchise bill and amendments. It notes sections for government seizure at expiration and price terms, with judiciary review planned for legal framing. An adverse report was issued on Bill No. 47 regarding free water for religious institutions.
Stack-Paid $20,000 for Wilder property. post sale, the Stack-Parker Advertising Co of Mongo paid $20,000 to acquire the site from Jider A. Ax Wilderin. The purchase appears tied to a local property transfer with subsequent actions described in owlish, unclear phrasing.
The piece reflects on judicial service and professional ethics. It notes improved briefs and precise arguments, less rhetorical display, and careful case readings. The speaker thanks the bar for courtesy and orderly conduct in court.
The Hawaii judiciary paid tribute to Chief Justice Hartwell as A G M Robertson was sworn in as chief justice of the Supreme Court. Speakers including Associate Justice Percy and City and County Attorney Cathcart lauded Hartwell’s long service and urged continued support for the court’s high standards.
The Evening Bulletins reports gratuitous insults toward Hawaii’s Kona representative Hinty Lawewelli, denounced as a “hat head” by editors of the Advertiser. Citizens call for action to expose abuse toward a man who has served the district and Territory, noting his Home Rule election may fuel the attack from the Canadian editor.
A discussion argues the medical field, like any business, contains both competent and incompetent practitioners. It urges careful doctor selection, public outreach, and a campaign featuring physicians’ qualifications to curb quackery. It notes Taft attending a printing press union ceremony as side context.
Fragmentary OCR list mentions guests at Young, A. C. Hibbard, Pearl Harter, A. W. Kanes Wahiawa, Morgan A L Jones, Hudson, Bolle Fer, Kahana, Volney Driver, A McDermott, Jackion couple in Denver, Ladeut, Home 5th Cavalry, Robert Pablote Oakland, J Kunewa Wallvka, and Pearle. Text references American meat trust seeking to control Australia trade, econo wealth pins for a new elite, 4000 dining room at the Bethisher to check monopoly.
Clegg presents a long, technical discussion on cholera origins, transmission, and mortality. He cites water contamination and bacterial factors, notes imported cases, and urges early reporting and sanitation as key controls. The report also updates recent suspect cases and quarantines in local areas.
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