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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1911
Page
5
A concise quotation urging each person to occupy a role suited to their nature and to work with the consciousness that they have done their best, attributed to Sydney Smith.
Public health leaders urge every Honolulu resident to eradicate mosquito havens within ten days. Officials warn that sweeping away foliage and gutters is required, and insist that citizens cooperate with inspectors and the mosquito squad to defend the city from fever. The note calls for swift action over talk and emphasizes shared sacrifice by all residents.
A garbled OCR passage describes Governor Frear and a challenge to his job security over five years. It mentions opposition citing divisions, a provincial or ceremonial title, and a debated formal complaint in Washington. The text lacks clear names, dates, or locations due to poor readability.
An odd social exchange reveals hidden secrets about who told whom what. A Hood inspector and Midge discuss rumors while a confectioner and others react, mentioning a two week hotel stay and a predator. Tension rises as accusations surface.
The piece discusses potential confirmation hurdles for Frene and doubt about a smooth vote. It notes expectations among supporters and opponents, including calls for scrutiny by the Senate and possible shifts before the ARH reaches the chamber. The writing hints at political maneuvering and anticipated outcomes.
An address by representative William We Pocky of New York targets the mere critic. He rebukes those who question conditions, condemns high living costs, and accuses the opposition of stoking discontent among voters. He cites past investigative hints and urges clear citizen vigilance.
Preliminary plans for a building fund drive to raise fifty thousand dollars for the Young Women Christian Association were outlined at a meeting of the board of officers last evening. The campaign aims to donate the fund by December 31, with a broad effort to secure the amount as the Homestead site remains in use. President Mri TF Dillingham spoke at the session.
A committee was appointed to organize fund-raising efforts but members have not yet been consulted and no definite plan or means were decided. The group is meeting to intensify the campaign and secure the money at once.
The article notes interdepartmental confusion over who handles scheduling and packing for shipments. It mentions plans to avoid future trouble by coordinating bananas rice and apples, while Starrett and the board of war enterprises dispute responsibility. An inspector appointment to oversee outbound shipments is being considered.
Governor Frear with Entomologist Edward M. Rehchart, Land Commissioner Charles Judd and Market Expert T. B. Stir convene to determine each department's role in Agriculture. Several issues remain undecided as the afternoon session proceeds.
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