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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1911
Page
15
A garbled wired message surveys political reform, women’s suffrage, Britain, Hawaii, and public life. It touches on arbitration with Great Britain, mosquito warfare, Hawaii concerts, and legal judgments, weaving hazy references to figures and events into a fragmented commentary.
An editorial urges Toy Scouts to apply knowledge to practical affairs and build discipline to improve the city. It notes mosquitoes infest Honolulu due to inaction, calls for quarantine enforcement to restore tourism, and asks the Supreme Court to issue a clear, understandable anti trust decision to end public uncertainty.
Governor Freer receives a letter from Maryland Governor Austin Crothers urging Hawaii cooperation in the See America First convention to be held in Baltimore from January 22 to 27 next year. The missive notes Hawaii as “your State” and calls for active support from Hawaii officials and merchants.
The text outlines ideas for convention exhibits including photographs, slides, paintings, literature distribution, and delegate attendance. It notes potential for more substantial exhibits and states there will be no expense to place or care for exhibits, with convention committees ready to enlighten delegates on details.
If you wish to send mainland fruit orders choose from CHOICE PINE APPLES or BANANAS. Place your order with IND FRUIT CO at 72.5 King Street, near Wells, Taro Express Co. for delivery.
In Berlin a store reports extensive water damage to remaining goods with shelves sorted for a Monday damage sale. Managers promise steep reductions, while customers move to replacements and refunds amid disrupted service. Additionally in Wuergburg a lawsuit titled Endreas Heine versus Pius concerns a will contest with a $25.09 fortune and medical certificates arguing the testator lacked testamentary capacity.
The New York World reports on Julius Rath a pedestrian from St Louis on an eighteen year world walk under a St Louis Club arrangement. Signed up by John He Madden Rath travels with a dog named Jack and a flag. He started in 1887 at fourteen and has walked 476000 miles over fourteen years. He has voyaged through many countries and aims to finish with rewards totaling $4000 plus $30000 if he completes the entire trek.
A garbled narrative follows Rath’s journey through California and Lower California. It recounts capture by a tribe, torture themes, and his escape to Biowenada and hospital stay. The piece mentions a New York lecture plan, plans for London, Panama Canal Exposition, and a Yale Law School commencement speaker.
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