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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
5
The message urges Honolulu memorials and territorial groups to pressure Congress members to oppose a sugar bill. It warns a counter effort could panic or weaken lawmakers and calls for a united front among free sugar advocates, arguing coordinated action is essential to counter the lobbying and secure public opinion.
Fragmented report references white police actions, appointments, and a council clerk's status with unnamed individuals, meetings, and letters. It mentions Jarrett and Abele parties, a Terrehnery context, and a committee or board process affecting positions and procedures.
City officials investigate alleged misuse of funds and lavish spending in the municipal government. The probe centers on Mayor Pert and the Ways and Means Committee as auditors review allocations and contractor charges. County supervisors note drains on resources amid appeals for tighter oversight and cost control.
A convoluted report accuses Delegate Kuhio of neglecting Hawaii and questions his allegiance to the Territory and its people. It notes alleged statements and cites reactions from supporters and opponents amid broader political friction, referencing local papers and figures as context.
An enacted ordinance in Honolulu City and County prohibits throwing dropping depositing or placing dirt debris and other materials on highways streets roads alleys and sidewalks within the jurisdiction. Violators face fines up to 800 dollars and possible up to three months in jail with additional penalties as prescribed. The measure was adopted March 23, 106% and ordered to print in the official records.
A mishmash of OCR text notes a record mail handling event with references to ships and sacks. The fragment mentions measures, timing, and multiple vessels or teams, including names that resemble places or group labels. The passage is garbled and difficult to parse into concrete facts or outcomes.
In the United States District Court for the Territory of Hawaii Lim Kam seeks discharge of all debts proved in his bankruptcy case. The petition outlines surrender of property and compliance with congressional bankruptcy laws, with notice of hearing dated December 14, 190? and an order of notice published in the Evening Hawaiian Star. The matter is before Judge Aly Seu and details include proceedings in Honolulu with creditors invited to appear and show cause if any why discharge should not be granted.
A pretty wedding at Kaumakapule church joins Robert Leno of the Territorial Secretary’s office with Mie Hatin Akane as the interior is described in floral decoration. The Matson Navigation steamer will depart for Sin Mrateiero Wednesday morning with a cargo voyage to Kalilol and sugar shipments bound for the Count, carrying over 80,000 tons and cabin passengers.
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