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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1911
Page
7
A garbled column rails at Taft era politics and territorial administration. It lampoons site shifters from Mexico and questions Lorimer’s record. It pivots to Honolulu sanitation, port quarantine, and local leadership debates, urging civic focus and wiser public service.
In a divided republic the pursuit of stable government faces strain. Congressman Norris proposes a measure to uncover Sugar Trust methods, speculating that the Trust would seize Hawaiian plantations by ousting current holders and forcing free jetair, potentially derailing protection and risking a return to monarchy.
Delegate Kuhio delays return to Washington to study the local scene for a governor race. Public and private talk centers on George H. Matrehild as the best fit and most approved choice among territorial electors. The question of Senator Fairchild in the race hinges on a Taft letter circulated at Kuhio's urging.
A handwriting filled debate questions why the Territory should appoint a market superintendent from Honolulu rather than a locally experienced candidate. The piece notes past federal experiments by Migxine on fruit and vegetable marketing and asks if a mainland appointee must spend public funds to learn local conditions.
Fragmented OCR text discusses competitive design for public buildings in the territory. It mentions the legislature and proposals for competition, noting potential benefits and concerns about process and implementation. Names and places are unclear due to garbled wording.
The piece discusses architectural plans and public works in Hawaii, criticizing costly twin-take structures, noting Honolulu's current supply of good architecture, and urging government officials to leverage ideas from capable architects to improve design and construction of public buildings.
Moelonts of the uwalotimy district and Panehbaw area plan to form an Improvement club. A meeting is set for Friday night at 7:20 at Lamitana hall corner Alapal and Lanatiia Streets. Signers include RL Viera Ve Fernandes Jr J O Bwrla Hod rignen and W P Witman urging district property owners and loanholders to attend. The district has never had an Improvement club and supporters say the need is clear.
Police arrest Charlee Silva after a reported threat made under a large tree in Thomas Square. Officers detained him on a charge of threatening language that frightened his wife and prompted her to seek legal protection.
A fragmented notice lists contact telephones for two roles, riitoriat and 2256 business officer, with unclear context and incomplete names. The readable fragments indicate phone numbers or dialing sequences but lack a clear event, organization, or location.
The article discusses Hawaii adapting demonstration farms for private plots, noting two main objections. It emphasizes engaging Portuguese and native farmers by showing proven methods, and describes cooperative demonstrations with top local farmers to encourage adoption while considering Hawaii's unique conditions. It mentions rice production decline and insights from a visit to Japan on grain varieties.
The report outlines cotton trials in Hawaii with about 150 varieties from Japan and other regions. It notes favorable yields under varied rainfall from 5 to 196 inches and altitudes up to 1600 feet, with best results near the seashore sheltered from winds.
Biz men and waterfront stakeholders have not yet taken a position on the army post site matter. The War Department signals opposition to barracks at the waterfront, while business groups delay plans for a commercial meeting. E C White of the Merchants Association seeks clarity on a meeting that may not occur. Morgan of the Chamber of Commerce expects a morning discussion, though few expect swift action.
Joan Montrose Graham, a von oy William MonLeow Htaliar, plans a conversion to the Naval Academy at Annapolie. The article notes preparations and a forthcoming travel event with family and local officials in attendance.
Testimonial from Ollie Godall of Morton's Gap Kentucky praising Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for two year backache and female disorders. The letter urges readers to seek root causes of weakness and offers confidential, free advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
A mission for an intern involves evaluating public information about hiv government establishments and surveying American cities along the Pacific east coast. During a San Francisco stay, Hunter will review the Around the Ranch movement with Parama Exposition directors to prepare a Pan Pacific exhibit slated for 1916.
Governor Kronr will review the Kar mohameha Cadet Corps at Aly Park tomorrow at one o clock. The annual event showcases cadets under Captain Winters of the regular army who was detailed by the War Department as their instructor. The review is expected to surpass last year in success.
A small local notice invites readers to order fruit from Island Fruit Co at 72 King Street With Wells Fargo Express Co. Mainland friends can be sent six pineapples or a bunch of bananas by placing an order. The fragment emphasizes fruit delivery options and address details.
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