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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1911
Page
6
A long readable excerpt details a Sheffield choir concert, praising the organization, performers, and the evening’s orchestral accompaniment. Notable names and pieces are mentioned, highlighting the event’s high quality and public reception.
National Guardsmen at Camp Frear received practical war game instruction under Major W. Burnin of the 20th Infantry. The course covered entrenchments camp policing and discipline as Governor Weiar and Brigadier General Macomb observed the training with staff.
A fragmented item notes that OAHM denies knowledge of any Washington communications about an investigation. The text references statements by Captain Hea and Keriger of Kultat and mentions rumors of a Washington report on a disaster. Several individuals allegedly deny receiving the report.
Washington May 8 The government and the Cunningham claimants fought over 5280 acres of Alaska coal lands worth about 20 million dollars at the Interior Department hearing. Hughes of Seattle assailed Forester Pinchot and others while denouncing the tribunal as biased. Pinchot was attacked by Hughes as incomplete and misleading.
On the wings of a courtroom dispute Judge Cooper heard Bert Lightfoot defend a health Board of Health regulation. H W Anderson testified about dangerous shoreline conditions and bathing bans near Port De Ruasy. FW Mott-Smith, head of the Board, faced cross examination as the case resumes Monday with health officials to testify. Meanwhile the Hague opium conference was postponed for a year as nations were unprepared, and Smyrna expects up to 70 000 camel loads in the coming grain season.
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