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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
5
Fragmented, garbled report covers campaign rhetoric about reconstruction and education, with references to policy debates, immigration, sanitation, and labor. Mentions figures like Governor Freart, Senator Stephens, and ex-Governor Steunenberg, amid scattered local concerns and upcoming elections.
Yuan Shih Kai, once a Progressive figure and army organizer, rose to premier amid revolutionary upheavals. He is viewed as a moderate with practical aims against Japanese and Russian aggression in Manchuria, shaping a potential policy that could influence the Mikado and the broader Asian balance.
The morning paper claims Hawaiian laborers in Kalihi refused to work for full wages, but evidence shows they were willing to continue cleaning duties. The report attributes public anger to biased coverage, not to actual events, noting workers sought assurance the quarantine ban would not impede any worker.
A fragmentary street chat reveals wary lovers and judgmental kin amid talk of jealousy and finances. A nephew teases about a distant aunt while a sister scorns a beau’s claimed talent and competence as family doubts swirl about who can truly provide and grow.
A high profile reception at The Young Hotel honors Mutouliite day with diplomats from Portugal Spain Germany France and China in attendance. Government and military leaders including Admiral Cowles and Queen Liliuokalani were invited to observe as foreign representatives meet local officials and celebrate ally ties in formal attire.
A garbled note mentions Agene Prince Jonah Kohlo Katania as a delegate and attendees for a reception next week. It references elaborate decorations and rationing funds, with unclear lines about displaying symbols of the United States and Japan and garden areas.
International colors and cries fade as velvetine nights unfold at the Roof Garden. Moneul-General Dyeno hosts the event with Secretary TG arranging the space. The ballroom and mauka pavilion prepare for guests while the hotel’s meadow and dining room receive refinements for refreshments.
Invitations have been issued for a grand reception and fireworks show to be staged near the Young Hotel. The program features Hawaiian guests, a leading quintet headed by Ernest, and demonstrations by experts at the ceremony.
An inspector entered a Bayt CIN site with a representative and confronted dilapidated premises. He warned of hidden dangers and noted a drift of paint and possible contamination, suggesting the area has long housed unsafe conditions and a need for inspection and action.
Joe Enos Faria filed a deed at the bureau of conveyances stating he purchased two Kapahuiyota from Percy M Pond. The combined price is 650 with a total area of reR.
An unclear report describes banana growers and officials debating cleanliness and pest control. The discussion references the Heights of Agriculture and Inspector Barrett, with mentions of a measure to remove certain practices and a plan to cut down banana stands amid pest concerns.
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