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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1911
Page
7
Fragmented, era-tinged remarks cover U S politics, Prohibition, Progressive era reforms, and Australian policy. Mentions include Honolulu leaders, Supreme Court decisions, Carter, Wickersham, and criticism of Bryan. Various place names and figures appear amid a muddled critique of governance and foreign policy.
Fragmented lines discuss employment and care needs, mentioning labor, mentions of Maui or Hawaiian context, and references to caregiving and family terms. The readable phrases suggest a historical note about work and welfare, but specifics are unclear. The fragment mentions labor demand and potential caregiving roles in a Hawaiian setting.
Courtine of He Toreliver, Vion is mentioned in fragmented text with unclear connections. Key names appear garbled, suggesting OCR noise. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
A fragmented note argues Hawaii Counts will fund road work and criticizes legislative timing. The text claims road laborers face criticism while officials push costly measures to support favored projects, reflecting public discontent with how road funding is managed.
Prospects for sugar prices brighten for the first half of 1901 as reports from Cuba and the US indicate a continuing sugar shortage. Prices for centrifugals are expected to move toward European parity, with optimistic sugar yields and favorable plantation outlooks island-wide. Honolulu is forecast to be busy this summer with federal and public works sustaining growth, making home investment and tourism likely to prosper despite earlier cholera quarantines.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a speech or proclamation advocating progressive faith and civic improvement. Mentions a keynote oration stressing unity and public service, with references to lay leaders and reformers in a late 19th or early 20th century context. Names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on progressive-era progress and public morals.
Norman Lewis, colored, was electrocuted at Raleigh, North Carolina, for the murder of Chief of Police Stallings. The article discusses state reactions to corporate power, noting California New Hampshire and New Jersey as examples of reform through strong executives and broader democratic aims. It highlights public utility regulation and industrial conditions shaped by both parties.
The document outlines required fire safety measures for theaters including exterior courts, multiple exits from auditorium and gallery, stairways with limited steps, fireproofed seats, and reinforced doors. It stresses six-seat intervals, fastened boxes, ventilation, floor load limits, and authorities to order changes to safeguard the public.
A fragment notes uncertainty over whether Jogo Kakani has guidance from locals. It suggests he could be favored or supported by action, but clarity is lacking on official instructions or backing.
May 1. After a lengthy conference between directors and counsel for the Standard Oil Company, William Rockefeller said the meeting was preliminary and many more would be required before any settlement could be reached under the Supreme Court mandate.
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