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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1911
Page
7
A chaotic mix of political misstatements and social concerns dominates this era piece. It portrays a Honolulu scene with court involvement, plantation politics, and public health worries. The text references the Hawaiian Planters Association and calls for gubernatorial action while noting mosquito control and harbor sanitation.
A Militia era report from San Francisco notes Maj J P Young leading an inquiry into a whisky smuggling ring aboard the Pacific transport service between San Francisco and Manila. Civilian employees, clerks, and officers are named as participants, with gear seized and sales to sailors alleged. Maj Young aims to end the illicit trade.
The Bulletin argues President MotSmith and the Honolulu Board of Health should mobilize public pressure to enforce waste cleanup. It urges cooperation between business leaders and sanitation officials to awaken demand for sanitary improvements and sustained enforcement. The piece criticizes passivity and promotes energetic public advocacy.
A reflective editorial urges citizens to support orderly governance and humility amid land issues. It warns that until the powerful in the community address the city’s big problems, a severe future toll could arise. The piece cautions the danger period in Honolulu has not yet passed and calls for responsible action.
A brief fragment hints at poetic persona and public image. The line suggests wit and craft mark the speaker, inviting readers to ponder how poetry shapes reputation in society.
A fragmented ad advice piece questions after sale tactics and customer satisfaction. It stresses keeping customers returning through courteous service and reliable advertising promises, urging merchants to honor commitments and ensure value.
On a bustling Saturday morning shoppers packed Kerr & Co as the Alakea street market surged. Vendors reported unprecedented demand for Walkover and Sorosiac shoes, with Kerr praising Bulletin publicity for driving sales and signaling continued growth through the week.
Fragmentary OCR text references college rights to play and named individuals, but readable facts are unclear and limited.
The play features Mish Brooks teaching Weston AL with Allan Remton as Captain Le Marblair and Bordalia Gilman as the opposite role to Virginie Harned. Rehearsals have run weeks, boosting the school’s dramatic reputation as students exchange seating for reserved seats at the hotel.
The Consolidated Oil Co reports a major well in section 14 near Buena Vista anticline, with 8500 barrels daily test at the top of the sump and sustained flow of 406 barrels per day from another section. The strike extends oil-bearing zones toward Midway valley, with rotary drilling and artesian water incursions. operators anticipate further gains if reservoir pressures persist.
The governor stated this morning that homesteaders and speculators linked to the Heat Kall dispute will be on the defensive. The remark underscores a retaliatory stance amid uncertain relind of Mae wall and related tensions.
A legal notice shows Hollister Drag Go Ltd and Hilo Drag Wholenale Signer in a dispute filed in court. The document lists the involved corporations and parties and indicates a scheduled hearing date and jurisdiction.
The territory prepares to sue Kaw homesteaders over patent rights and cultivation rules. AG Smith and Deputy Lindsay head the probe as Governor Fee cites aim to settle homesteading policy by court decree and determine the validity of objections.
In a fragmentary report, clergy including Rev. M. C. Martell of South Park Avenue Methodist Church defend religious liberty while critics urge adherence to creeds. The piece reflects on doctrinal authority, church conservatism, and memorials for Dr. Hale and Dr. Hodges, highlighting tension between faith and reform within Protestant communities.
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