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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1911
Page
7
A cryptic medieval style line appears to praise certainty and veracity, stating that nothing is more true than old honesty while referencing an imaginary context. The author is uncertain but attributed to Francis Bacon.
The article urges Honolulu residents to accept the Mahuka site condemnation for a U S federal building, arguing petitions to change the site delay construction and mock Congressional wisdom. It notes the Attorney General’s cable orders and a U S judge assignment to push the case, warning that delays could last a decade.
The ordinance appears defective with pages missing a key section and a proposed quiet demolition. Attorney Milverton expects to receive action from Menere Youngs and Gurry within a week as the case unfolds amid local regulatory disputes.
A garbled report describes Sam Kellinol and Kellinol’s candidacy for a local board chair amid a raucous House floor clash. Accusations include lobbying against a no tax limit and ties to broader political factions, with Kellinol denied wrongdoing and supporters framing him as a hard fighter.
Experts drew up an ordinance after informal sessions at the courthouse. County officials completed the draft early and prepared a typewritten form to be sent to the county and city governing bodies for review.
A fragmented religious editorial urges Christian unity and ethical duty to resist European aggression. Quoting Tolstoy, it condemns worldly doctrine as cause of suffering and stresses Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of humanity as paths toward peace.
A garbled 19th century advertising column discusses the duty of merchants to advertise during dull seasons. It stresses honest, attractive campaigns and well-placed notices to draw customers, warning against giving goods away and urging timely investments in magnetic advertisements to catch shopper attention.
Officials in Hawaii eye a boost for rubber production as plans for new machinery and expanded plantations unfold. London Exhibition images from Tatunda plantations, Maul and Waialua reflect growing industry interest, with Willcox at the Yudeont experimental plant preparing a monograph on Hawaii rubber programs. The Hawaii association aims to place machines orders and push a profitable year for domestic rubber output.
A historical item notes that many men prefer comfort to righteousness, reflecting social attitudes of the era and the public discourse on moral priorities amid changing norms.
A historical report assesses how polluted irrigation and tainted water from the Mano watershed, a public well, and farm ponds fed the city supply during a severe cholera outbreak. It links cooked food handling, worker exposure, and household contamination to transmission and outlines cautious recommendations to prevent recurrence.
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