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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1911
Page
1
Fragmented reports describe split among rebel factions led by Madero and Orozco. Captured general Navarro reportedly released, with tensions rising over provisioning and authority within the provisional republic.
Report from Mazatlan dated May 13 states federal garrison strengthened the city as 9000 shells arrive and officers express confidence in reclaiming Cananea from rebels. Evacuation honors noted in Cananea with victory tone despite ongoing conflict.
A city hydrant failure led to a fire that burned a garage and an auto, with officials assigning blame to the sewer department. The report details street conditions, responses, and the financial impact, including insurance notes and investigations into maintenance practices.
Fragmented text references Y M G A and gambling, names like Gier and Ellen, mentions of hearings and a person named Nida Soha. The legibility is poor with many garbled phrases. No clear events, dates, or outcomes can be reliably extracted from the legible fragments.
Local boys embark on a wandering quest for adventure as the tale shifts between imagined journeys and small hometown glimpses. A mix of youthful curiosity and mundane tasks frames their world as they chase distant wonders and return home wiser.
A special committee report urges citizens and officials to address poor building lawns and sanitary conditions that threaten a major conflagration in Chinatown tenement districts. The letter from President Mott hints at urgent public health work and community mobilization to improve conditions across the territory.
A committee led by Colonel J H Beper and others urges rapid enactment of new building laws and stronger enforcement. They report on tenement housing in Honolulu, noting no improvements since 1908 and detailing an exhaustive examination of existing conditions conducted under the Palama Settlement.
A Watert Trt Company official disputes site change for the Bederat building, arguing the plan would delay work. The U S government should return condemned property and $15,000 to the former owners, with Charley Clark denouncing petition organizers and claiming many canvassers lack interest in the move.
Promoters announce a dance event at the Moana tonight inviting attendees to enjoy music and social gathering. Local venues and performers are highlighted, with emphasis on a lively evening in the neighborhood.
Partial readable text notes a sugar ban related item with names or places unclear. The fragmentary source hints at a municipal or legislative action, and mentions Preston or a similar locale, with tentative references to dates and proceedings.
Fragmentary notice lists a postponed dance at K P Hall with unclear names and venues. The readable parts mention Velie hall and a possible event with dates or times, but the text is garbled and exact details are not discernible.
Lord-Young Engineering Co won the third alternate bid for Carnegie Library construction at noon today. Five bidders offered savings from the original $97,850 estimate, with Lord-Young deducting $17,500 to propose $80,000 and promising 220 to 260 working days.
The report outlines Havernar Finance exploring a new print site with several possible locations under review. It mentions a phased evaluation process and potential timelines, with multiple sites assessed by the corporate team and real estate consultants.
Principal notes a string of thefts at Kalihibownena school amid longtime snooping. Police and staff tightened security after a targeted break in at the library. The incident led to repairs and ongoing investigation as officials seek suspects. Continued on page four.
In Sydney on May 13 heavyweight prospect Lester faced Australian rival Bill Lang. Lang won the decision after a hard fought match as Lester fought largely alone with minimal training, marking his first major bout in this period.
Clement Gao On an island boy receives a government post in the Office of the former-Department in Washington DC. He will proceed to the capital after graduation at Pat College, pursuing studies and career ambitions while awaiting appointment. The narrative mentions training and future duties assigned by the central office.
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