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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1911
Page
12
The Bulletin header lists altered telephone numbers and directory references. The page mentions various names and local figures, with scattered lines about events, hospital, meetings, and community notices, reflecting a busy town page with ads and notices. The fragmentary text foully blends names like Queen's Hospital, Leewines, and Daley Lotion with stray scheduling phrases and future events.
A jumble of names and movements from Hawaii including Dr Victor Clark and his colleagues, Mrs Spencer and family, Miss Marian Whlit, and engineers like John Hoyt, detailing departures, engagements, and travels aboard ships such as the Matson and Lurline, with mentions of local society figures and upcoming European trips.
A damaged vessel named Repeat collided with a small sloop near Honolulu harbor. The incident damaged the sloop and its crew, while the Repeat sustained less severe damage. The voyage continued toward San Francisco with mixed freight, including coffee, sugar, and rum. The incident prompted investigations and local harbor authorities to review navigation practices.
Health notes describe cramps dysentery and diarrhoea as common during harsh wartime conditions. The report lists malaria fever heat and related complaints, naming places and vessels where outbreaks occurred and urging preventive sanitation measures.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dutty's Pure Malt Whiskey as a health tonic for digestives and vital organs. It promotes the product as a gentle stimulator aiding nourishment, with claims of restoring vigor and youthfulness while warning buyers to obtain the genuine article only.
Rumors spread in the city that Miss Beatrice Campbell, heiress to Princess Kawananakoa, wed George Beckley. Col Sam Parker and attorney Frank Thorpeon deny the marriage and say no record supports it. Princess Kawananakoa denies the story. Beckley calls it a joke. Campbell could not be reached for comment.
Khorge Atybre, jailed in Whorkor Teas, faces Circuit Court on a murder charge tied to the death of Annie Hall. Jurors heard testimony about alleged injuries and reported the time and place of the incident at a hospital setting.
The Central Improvement Committee debated extending the Honolulu Rapid Transit Company franchise. Mr McLean opposed the extension, urged direct waterfront connections to inter-island steamers, and argued for careful terms with Ashford’s motion. He noted transfer point issues, missing cranes, and the need for better schedules compared to mainland cities.
A lengthy discussion on a primary bill unfolds with testimony from lawmakers including ALO Long and members of the Tapoe county delegation. The minority report questions evils of the current system, while the majority presses for a three week election plan and a September start, urging the bill's adoption with amendments.
The transport Dix is expected in port tomorrow from Japan to discharge 4,400 tons of coal for the quartermaster’s department of the army. The ship, under Mitsui Bussan Kaisha charter, has supplied coal to Honolulu for the last year. After loading horses in Seattle, she will return to Hawaii en route to May State tests.
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