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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1911
Page
15
After a legislative session senators Brown and Hewitt see land claims favorably acted upon by the Government. The speaker warns Honolulu men that there is no more serious problem than ridding the city of the mosquito post and urges duty and responsibility to avoid a terrible awakening.
Editorial warns Honolulu city and county supervisors there is no effective law to stop unsightly and unsafe shacks, notably on Wilder avenue in Makiki. Calls for prompt building ordinance action to prevent further degradation and potential political backlash, citing Grand Jury issues and federal oversight.
The article reports the unexpected resignation of Secretary of War Aickinson and the President’s plan to appoint Honey Le Htmson, signaling a broader realignment toward the prowar faction. It discusses potential impacts on policy and the Republican stance, noting pressure from reactionaries and the administration’s course ahead.
Fragmentary OCR suggests War Department leaders aligning with General Wood and Rooseveltian atmosphere, implying broader exercise of War power and political sympathy. Names and precise facts are unclear due to garbled text.
Atlanta Ga passes a double barreled ordinance requiring screening of all garbage and all food displayed for sale to prevent contamination. Enforced by police and public health, critics warn of heavy costs while proponents praise health protection and reduced disease risk.
Johan Alfred Duran, linked to the Youngers, displays early training in a Promoiton on Phenday. His works draw admiration, with references to Copenhagen and a liner voyage. The article notes a Hewntentiy and mentions Adair in relation to a Fete.
A Danish composer and painter known for temperament and balance displays unusual worth in his graphic art. His outdoor sketches draw from Sweden, Norway, Ireland, and northern Europe, while marble columns and old master cues mark his backgrounds. Guests include elites and socialites, with a police court incident noted later.
A historical notice outlines a planned military study at Camp Frear, listing lectures, walks, and demonstrations. It includes dates, times, and locations for talks, maps, and inspection activities, with references to personnel and materials. The fragment mentions coordination with various units and officials and mentions crowd expectations and safety considerations.
Fragmented OCR notes hint at a discussion of seeds, a rare medicine with powers, and a string of place names and terms like Outahyy Poweres, Tavern, Petttine, and old world references. The text is garbled but suggests a narrative about seed weathering, research, and distant locales.
Local news notes several personnel movements and travel plans. Albert H. Jackson of Vancouver returns home after a period abroad. Clarkson arrives from San Francisco and will join the navy station as a technical staff member. Mrs Albert Lest departs for Benwon Smith & Co. Benwon, Edward Cudahy and Michael Cudahy plan trips for business and leisure, including a New York shopping for store supplies. Hugh Coke and Eddie Douthite visit New York’s Great White Way to view oil field prospects. Geordie Duncan returns from Honolulu to join Sheridan. Capt Rank Edwards arranges quarters and fort maintenance for Fort Ragen, while A J Bidney advances Reichquon duties aboard the Howilulan. Capt O Rhea heads to Philadelphia, then Mort Muta, as duties shift with the Seventh Cavalry battalion.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions nations and time elements with unclear names. It references a trotary and a senary period, with names like Hiemsanamen and Whe. The readable text suggests a ceremonial or legal notice style but concrete facts are not recoverable.
The record notes immigration matters pending before authorities, with mentions of port officials and pending trials as the court coordinates future proceedings. Names and specifics are fragmented, but reference to shifts in law and enforcement patterns appear amidst scattered dialogue about cases and procedures.
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