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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
5
A garbled excerpt discusses merchants, committees, and representation issues. It mentions shippers, chambers of commerce, and a request for clarity on who speaks for traders. The text hints at governance and economic concerns amid unclear names and dates.
A fragmented editorial advocates practical training for boys in public schools. It discusses handicapped access to work opportunities, dual training in carpentry and industrial skills, and the need for teachers to emphasize useful, real world instruction over complaint.
Fragments describe aid to homesteaders with unclear references and garbled terms. The readable parts mention relief or guidance efforts but lack concrete names dates places or outcomes. The item reads as a damaged briefing with incomplete phrases and no verifiable events.
The readable fragments describe a land sale or property matter with references to a tract of forty acres, a purchaser and work to be performed, and a plan to offer verification by a new legal or official process. Names and exact places are obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmented notes show merchants seeking unity as they face a split over tax demands. Discussion centers on avoiding reveal of identities and the impact of withholding payments for two years, with factions around Perron, Ly, and local associations weighing the best path forward.
A garbled city meeting summary notes council actions and anticipated ordinances. It references health committees, waste collection, and a plan involving local officials and community groups, with mentions of a May date and various unnamed organizations.
A fragmented wartime style note mentions a cruiser named Boston tied to Hawaii's overthrow era and a May 1X reference. Oregon’s Adjutant General Pinger and Governor Orne Weal held talks about arranging the Uniceit in Salem, with vague references to a historic vessel and a broader Pacific theater connection.
An old advertisement urges readers to place orders with Island Fruit Co at 72 King Street for mainland 9 choice pine and bananas. The note references related shipping or delivery via Well Pargo Express Co, implying logistics support for fruit procurement.
Fragmentary report describes General Pinger and crew plans for Vernal, disputes between Navy officials in Portland, and a Milwaukee shooting spree in which three people were killed or wounded. Unclear names and dates cloud key details about events and personnel.
The article outlines early March standings across the National and American Leagues with Pittsburgh and Detroit among leaders, noting injuries shaping the pennant race. It mentions Portland in the Coast League and an uncertain battle in the National League, listing teams and cities involved.
Local officials report ongoing difficulties securing a suitable site for a planned repair and repaving project. Planners warn that without a capacious, permanent space the migration of timbers and related operations may be delayed into next tall. The Hampel wharf remains provisional while other options are evaluated amid mounting logistical concerns.
The report lauds efforts to manage public health and sanitation, noting administration of quarantine measures and local actions in Honolulu. It highlights the impact on community welfare and the broader goals of public safety and orderly recovery.
The report explains that Judge Clemons would need to hire an attorney to address the matter from records of the Grand Jury. It mentions a tumoral reference to Hichmontay and concerns tenet children, tied to the Hilo High School context.
Fragmentary OCR item lists May 2 May 80 and names such as CHAVA ARICH with references to foreign ports and arrivals. Details are unclear but indicate a traveler entry or passenger note with dates and person names.
Russian laborers working in plantation jobs are in negotiations via the Territorial Board of Temleration. The board seeks to assist Immigrants by inviting their friends to join them, helping with letters and aid, to prevent Riverine settlement in the city. The plan aims to move Russians to live near Us and to ease relocation.
A cache of Robert Louis Stevenson books sent to his friend Jules Simoneau in Monterey fetched eleven sales at San Francisco auctions. A California-Hawaiian Sugar Company financier and a Savings Union banker secured the volumes after spirited bidding. The collection, with letters and inscriptions, was destined for a special Monterey box and a tribute to Simoneau. Simoneau, once impoverished, kept the letters and books, declining offers, until collectors later claimed them for their value.
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Fragmented OCR of a Supreme Court argument regarding the Cummins case, with garbled names and terms. The readable portions indicate emphasis on payment, officials, and a ministerial diminishment, but key details and participants are unclear.
A fragmentary account notes prominent figures including Stanford President Jordan and WB Weed of the Promotion Committee. Letters describe travel plans to Japan and Hawaii for a world tour with mentions of governors and a wife writing from Philadelphia about a pleasant day and local sights.
Little more activity was recorded on the exchanges today as sugar markets remained dull and featureless. Prices drifted with Kwa slipping to 92.50, while other bonds and notes showed modest adjustments. Honolulu and Hawaii markets reported small share movements and limited bids.
A motor man named Click W Green died in a bicycle car collision described as an urban street accident. Ambulance crews transported the body as authorities investigated the incident and its circumstances.
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