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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1911
Page
7
A chaotic incident on South Spring Street ends with one man detained after a scuffle around a political meeting. No charges were filed. Illinois Senator Lorimer linked to bribery allegations become focal point of local unrest.
The Sierra reports weather and voyage details from sea at 8 p m on March, listing 64 cabin passengers 1 steerage passenger 211 tons cargo and 1247 miles from Honolulu aboard the ship with Wells Fargo Express noted and weather as overcast with a 210 barometer.
Real estate transactions entered for record on March 20 1911 list various grantees and grantors. Entries cover multiple properties with names such as Kiowy Hide and Lown Aw, Eto Thomas FP Harrie, Minnie Legion, Walter Hendley, Hawaiian ad Bell, Nobomia P Mici, Maria Gouve, George Kelepolo, Hannah Akoet, Warren Honterd Young, Jwines A Love. The records span from morning to afternoon with party transfers and notes of recording on March 21 1911.
A local assembly discussed promoting civic progress through a public park at Muaki Valley, extending Kee Wale street, and preserving land for public use. Committees were formed to pursue park creation, street extensions, and negotiations with property owners and trustees regarding surrounding property and fences.
Logistics briefs from ports show ships sailing and arriving, with routes including Honolulu, Salina Cruz, Hilo, and Sydney. Vessels named John Ena, Mongolia, Zealandia, Karen, Enter prise, and Vir ginian appear, along with the steamer Ovetic and immigrant conveyance notes. Names of inspectors and officials surface amid a miscellaneous maritime notices column.
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