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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1911
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text references naval facility expansions, population projections, and statements by officials. Mentions Pacific Fleet, Honolulu,Mas Wallon, and fortification work. Lacks coherent narrative or verifiable events.
An article discusses publicity requirements for city ordinances, referencing a debate over publication frequency and public access. It notes that after passage the ordinance must be published five times, with the aim of informing residents about new laws and ensuring transparency amid supervisory actions.
A letter argues for keeping strong public notice standards. It compares Oakland and Brooklyn practices, urging three to five publications of ordinances and minutes to deter graft. It asserts publicity informs voters, aids oversight, and warns that reduced publicity invites secrecy and manipulation.
A garbled passage describes a white, buttoned item in Mexico becoming hazy and beloved by many readers, though the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear facts or context.
The School Finance Commission proposes continuing appropriations for Hawaii public schools with a two fund system and elastic teacher staffing. It argues the plan is practical, protects students, and reflects broad citizen input while preserving educational priority over jail funding.
A legislative trip to Molokul leper settlement led to discussion of increasing resident allowances. Senators visited the site, heard protests, and considered higher annual sums and operations, with health officials and nurses praised for charity work. Proposals include raises to yearly stipends and additional funds for facilities and care.
A controversial pamphlet titled The Coming Relictan is described as examining Christian world hysteria and universal Pellistan beliefs. It argues that the Spirit’s fruits reveal a moral test of humanity and patriotism amid fear and spiritual conflict.
Delegates return from Washington argue that plebiscite in the territory settled the prohibition question. They claim the mainland should defer to local choice, and assert support for the Mahuka site for the federal building. The piece highlights civic effort toward funding Hawaii Public Schools and stresses the people’s faith in government to aid children and schools.
Cyade and Cooke received a wireless message today stating the Wilhelmina will reach port tonight docking at midnight off the harbor. The vessel is due to arrive hours ahead of schedule after departure from San Francisco with a single whistle sounding as it enters the port.
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