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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
7
Fragmented OCR passage discusses war machine funding and political figures, mentioning Living and various place names, with unclear sequence and many garbled phrases making precise events hard to identify.
A garbled report suggests Commissioner General Keele favored allowing a limited number of Chinese entering the country. Details are unclear, with many phrases unreadable, but mentions of KyroWar, Me Keuter Hoist, and Canada show confusion over names and places.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a note on examining a royal family link and disciplinary certiary matter. The readable parts reference a tie to the royal household and a training or certification context, but key names, places, dates, and outcomes are missing.
A garbled historical notice references city job roles and public works, mentioning sanitary authorities and a representative tally. It hints at municipal power, potential appointments, and duties tied to urban governance without clear specifics.
Public discussion in Honolulu centers on where to locate the proposed federal building amid a wave of opposition and political maneuvering. Key figures and congressional support surface as the process risks delaying the project for years while officials weigh condemnation orders and zoning battles.
Dellot Mit and allies discuss federal matters in Honolulu and other towns. They claim strong congressional influence and a firm stance toward the proposed orientation.
Amid calls for improved city services the board leaders argue frequent supervisor attendance will raise efficiency and drive better oversight. Citizens hope broader civic involvement will spur practical gains and deter petty complaints while ensuring accountability.
A partial OCR reads three excuses for lying noting a Ga common anapician phrase. It mentions Wan te nok and a supposed petty allowance, but details are unclear. The fragment lacks verifiable names, dates, or events to form a complete news item.
A garbled account discusses a New York court scene with opinions on truth telling. It quotes observers on how average people struggle to tell truth clearly and the limits of expression, noting desire for guidance and the role of authority figures in judging truth.
An OCR derived account details multiple shacks along a valley near Honlete Haventown. It describes families living in vitally poor sanitary conditions, privies near the stream, and vegetable farming with irrigation pits. The piece names several residents tied to a hawked mix of households and trades, noting disease risk and water contamination.
Observers document multiple Hawaiian and Chinese households along a taro irrigation ditch noting privies perched near taro ponds, water collection from roofs, and seepage into ponds. Several dwellings, their privies, and nearby gardens are described, with one family evacuated and others with hidden wells or sheds over pits.
A chaotic report describes stagnant water and repeated showers in a valley near Mr McNab's place. It notes cholera risk, sanitation concerns, and potential spread as workers and residents are affected by contaminated water and unclear drainage conditions.
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