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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1911
Page
15
A misquoted aphorism attributed to Abraham Lincoln circulates as a saying on political wisdom. The line emphasizes limits to deception, noting that while some can be duped or some always fooled, universal gullibility is impossible.
The piece attacks legislators blocking a school funding bill in Hawaii. It argues that withholding funds harms public education and children, cites Waipahu as a sample, cautions Federal officials about promises to fund free public schooling, and questions Republican pledges favoring youth education as a first claim on Territory revenues. It also criticizes alien labor and political rhetoric around immigration.
Chief Justice Robertson writes about the McCandless sewer rate case and condemns the Public Works Department for arbitrary tax hikes on Honolulu citizens. The piece urges divorcing water and sewer management from single official whim and placing it under a representative commission to ensure justice without costly court battles.
The report uses archaic spelling to discuss the banking and trust companies in the territory. Officials named include Hanetutu and Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd. A commission is proposed to study the banking and trust laws and to hear objections to Senate Bill No. 91. The committee aims to prepare revised laws and report to the legislature with a tentative date for hearings and completion.
Senator Brown defends bill expanding bank powers to hold and foreclose on property, arguing it aligns with trust companies' rights. Debate notes opposition from critics and calls to defer consideration as proposed changes aim to balance banking control with community concerns.
Fragmented notes describe Senate Bill No 7 provisions for bank examination and objections by Banking Interest and Spaulding. It cites opposition to extending bank examinations beyond present law and discusses the role of trust companies, cash payments, and compulsory examinations. The dialogue includes Senator Falrell and reactions about enforcing stricter oversight and proposed policy shifts.
Fragmentary midpage text shows references to Japanese consular actions and arrests tied to suspected luring activities. Mentions individuals Crile Ogawa and Jose, investigation ongoing for over a week with warnings to cease.
Three officers with ten men at the smarts initiation stationed there depart by transport Hragk for Qhixt with orders to relay signals to Rat Fraticleeth about the first of next HiPath. Additional Marines will be sent later after work on the Max fean feonider haw een Minisode.
A lengthy report reviews the opening ceremonies of a Methodist gathering and notes the church’s finances, attendance, and clergy to parishioner ratios. It discusses church-districts in Britain, school accommodations, and debates about ordination candidate supply and church reform.
Local letter from Captain Max Schlemmer criticizes Coltin appointment to the Internal Revenue office, questions transportation policy, and contrasts colonial-era attitudes with modern Honolulu. He recalls experiences in the Islamia, references Governor Brent, and comments on race and civic sentiment in early 1914 Honolulu.
A letter from Orienta Oklahoma reports great health gains after using Poruna the Household Remedy Mere. The writer notes weight gain from 100 to 110 pounds and claims cures for asthma and catarrh. They credit Dr Hartman and his books for nerve strength and daily housework ability and wish him long life.
Investors show strong demand with Meffeyde hitting a high water mark and Ophil Sager in demand. Prices for Atay delivery rise amid brisk oil issues and Hawaiian Consolidated held by local capitalists. Hawaiian exchange lists multiple stock prices as traders push for favorable settlement in a cautious market.
The British sloop of war Algerine sailed from Honolulu for San Diego yesterday and will proceed to Bequia for the summer season. It has been in Honolulu about two weeks, resting from a voyage in the South Pacific. The crew enjoyed liberty and participated in local athletic games during the port stay.
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