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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1911
Page
5
Fragmented text questions community action and cleaning up policy amid a broader public health debate. It references Honolate and historical tensions, urging vigor in response and noting quarantine concerns, civic responsibility, and wartime hardships as context for action.
The fragment discusses health panels, sanitary matters, and a governor’s approach to a ceremonial or public health event. It references Honolulu, territorial administration, and requests for a suitable proclamation text. The excerpt is disjointed, with multiple mentions of committees, ports, and possible public works.
Honolulu faces renewed risk from yellow fever and bubonic plague as authorities debate sanitation and readiness. Residents recall 1890s fears and costly warnings, urging action to prevent a repeat of past outbreaks and calls for stricter public health measures.
The Hawaiian Sugar men discuss a plan to acquire property in the Philippines near Manila and control the Friar Joints. They debate labor sourcing from Hawaii and the Philippines to solve labor problems and maximize profits, with experts noting the property as a prime asset and possible labor strategy.
The Office of the Wireless discusses Sunday hours and labor management. It notes concerns over wage labor supervision and the potential use of hill tribes as workers in the Philippines. The proposal stresses the need for informed oversight to ensure proper labor deployment and avoid coercive practices.
Mr Carman states a major rugal fens trade in Manila Wne lind with wear growers, claiming 1200 ton per day capacity inland of Negron. He says Calamis proposition may delay or relocate a central factory beyond the line now supported by Honalult parties.
The Federal Grand Jury again delayed its report on charges involving Principal Richmond of Hilo High School. After two weeks of adjournments and conflicting juror notes, the expected indictment did not materialize this morning and uncertainty rises as to when the grand jury will act.
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