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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1911
Page
9
Debate heats around rapid construction of a federal building in Honolulu. Proponents argue timely action will end long delays and serve the town’s needs, while opponents warn against rushing laws and eroding public trust. Local officials cite government orders, with observers noting the project could redefine the city’s future.
Fragmented OCR text discusses beliefs and questions about curing leprosy, mentioning years of practice and the seeking of a modern cure. The passage references hopes, old theories, and potential treatments, but the garbled wording obscures concrete facts or firm sources.
An analysis of the Democratic Party power struggle as Bryan’s influence grows in Congress and in the party. Curren Literatiure Whet Journal notes Clark’s challenge for chairmanship while Meany’s Warr and Meany Committee backs Bryan. Indiana Senator-elect John W. Knew aligns with Bryan, aiming to fortify the faction in both chambers and complicate any future cross-party presidential bid. The Commoner signals distancing from Governor Wilson, highlighting a notable victory for Democratic governance history.
fragmentary text about a cryptic event or notice circulates with unclear names and dates. readers report disjointed phrases mentioning people and places, but no verifiable details emerge. authorities urge caution while investigators attempt to decode the message's origins and meaning.
Amid tense sessions the Virgin Islands and Oahu delegation leaders push for or against a reapportionment amendment. Legislators warn against division within Congress while some defend the current representation framework and demand action only after broader citizen input. Local observers note party lines and political leverage influence the stance.
Fragmentary OCR lists a contractor contact snippet with phone and box numbers, lacking context or full names. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Persistent claims of a miracle cure appear from Mr. Benjamin at the Honolulu Drug Co on Fort Street. He touts Compound-Herbale and multiple preparations for paralysis, catarrh, coughs, liver and kidney troubles, promising rapid if not definitive results and offering discounts on combined purchases.
Data on the Detairle te Jetttier plantations shows sugar crop yields near earlier estimates as stockholders and directors report favorable physical conditions. Analysts note no clear sign of decline, with prices awaiting a decisive movement. Trading activity shifts between boards, with mixed sentiment on future prices and demand.
A long, garbled excerpt discusses labor conditions in Hawaii, comparing Clark's and Keefe's reports and detailing wage levels, living costs, and the status of peonage. It notes improvements on plantations, worker mobility, and debates over labor sourcing from Hawaii and other islands, with references to plantation management and potential impacts on labor relations.
Ottumwa resident testifies to relief from chronic female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Claiming doctors failed, she urges others not to rush surgical options and notes Pinkham offers free, confidential advice from Ly lat Mass.
Reported is the push to develop molasses as a new byproduct and market for Hawaiian plantations. Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar plans to convert molasses into a usable feed product, with anticipated yields and improved processing. Officials note potential profitability and cleaner equipment to prevent spoilage, aiming to expand demand for the commodity.
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