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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
5
A chaotic local page shows a mix of telephone numbers, names, and scattered notices. It mentions business office and editorial lines with specific numbers, then drifts into scattered names, places, and prices, including tax remindings and various community snippets, all printed in a weathered, jumble-like style.
A string of public notices and social mentions from Mo Philline and Ca recounts court visits and family appearances. Figures including WT FHOBT and MES WT POPE appear in domestic event notes, while others such as JO RAM ANOL TAL and MRS are listed among community leaders.
Campaign notes indicate a reduction in funding for the mosquito control program amid debates over priorities. Local officials including Sophie Me and Heath Detattion weigh options as the Mabday ovate event nears and public notices circulate pending decisions.
Quarantine in effect on the Pacific coast has been lifted as of Monday March 18. A night telegram from Dr. Carl Remi and the maritime health officials confirms the halt and outlines future port inspections and vessel movement restrictions. The report notes ongoing monitoring, expected examinations of ships, and continued vigilance at Honolulu and related port facilities.
The text reports on coastal shipping movements including sugar shipments to Kauai and a mail steamer Andrew Welch preparing to discharge cargo and return to Boston. It lists vessels and a long roster of names involved in the trade and port operations, with mention of government supplies and a cargo of tunner continuing to Allen & Rotinven.
Fragmentary notes record arrivals and events for May 11 and May 12 including Sin Frandipon via RoatTo-Nyatdio and Ban Featehien Ceo i BUN Ama.neh. Mentions Kowal porte WG and Hawaii porte-twalanl among unclear items.
A brief notice lists Honolulu Athletic Park scheduling for Monday May 1 at 7 20 PM under management of independent TK Jitter Lie Co with details partially obscured. Organizers appear to host a local athletic gathering at the park. Local residents are advised to check official notices for precise event information.
The War Department explains no Hawaiian militia deployment to California. A few men were ordered to infantry, but the larger operation remained unmobilized, with no convincing reason to send militia from Hawaii to California as the California expedition had sufficient forces. Local officials note the question of mobilization and timing remains unsettled.
Fragmented OCR reports an allotted annual conservation fund of 19000 with minor appropriations for Kohala reserve and forest health inspections. It notes Governor intent to preserve funds despite calls for cutbacks and potential future appeals, while highlighting topographic work and parasite control concerns.
In foreign ports on Thursday May 1 listed are vessels bound for Honolulu and Tonelli. Entries note sailings from San Francisco and other ports, with arrivals and voyage details, including dates in May and routes via China and Monxotta.
Entries list real estate transactions recorded May 11 1911 and May 12 1911 with times from morning to evening. Names, properties, and parties appear in fragmented OCR text, indicating multiple deeds or notes entered and filed by the record office.
Amusements start next Monday night at Athletic Park Heakton featuring the Japan western act. The attraction promises a varied program with running acts and a strong line of features. Local residents are urged to attend and enjoy the event with neighbors.
A garbled historical clipping describes Clemons facing questions about state police reform and interagency coordination. It notes a formal examination by a governmental body and mentions visits by officials to a major city as part of the inquiry into law enforcement leadership and policy.
The Graham Gould wedding took place in New York at St Thomas Church on a quiet afternoon with the Gould family and relatives in attendance. The bride wore a white gown with pin decorations, while guests and family gathered for the ceremony and a reception at the bride’s home, marking a formal society event in the early spring setting.
A community dance at Schofield offered a lively evening with performers from KUL Cavalry and local groups. Attendees reported a festive atmosphere, with musical highlights from Sugar on Windward Hawaii and Pinoy Shelia providing varied entertainment.
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