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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
9
A Chinese suspect, identified as Haren a thi tet steer, has been indicted after a federal grand jury returned formal charges. The accused faces multiple counts and awaits further proceedings. Authorities say the case involves international elements and was developed through joint federal and local investigations.
Local sports page notes Kaimuki’s renewed stand in a regional event. Obscure names and places appear in garbled text but indicate competition and anticipation of a later meeting.
October figures show mean temperatures around the normal for the period with daily highs near 84 and a low around 20. Warm and cool days are noted, along with the greatest daily temperature range and deviations from the long term average. Data tables list total precipitation, evaporation, and related meteorological values for the month, including station identifiers and the director's note.
An account in a Massachusetts venue details a speech by Rath, with the report noting reception and ensuing reactions. The narrative references various figures and observations from the event, including themes of civic debate and public interest in the talk.
Water chief Wetorth reports Hawaii’s water outlook for the Kaw Aiteh ditch and associated electrical works. He notes streams along the mountain and Wailuku river supply, with reservoirs lacking and porous geology hindering storage. Central camp set at 2500 feet. daily logs and surveys continue to estimate flows and progress, despite mud and labor challenges.
Plan filling Hilo lands is described with unclear names and places but mentions government action and owner resistance. It notes Supars Moen Pubile Works Marston Swaoholt Beervlary and AL Matis AmHN with officials discussing price and power, and a recent health trip near a shipping book sale.
The harbor board examined plans for a new wharf at Hilo including private and government options. Officials debated permits for the railroad pier, safety rules, and a smoking ban on wharves, while the Chamber backed a government site with a $400,000 investment. Captain Newton and John Dick applied for the pilot job.
A historical report discusses Pacific Mail plans to burn oil aboard ships between the Isthmus of Panama and the Far East. It notes a proposed appropriation of about 2,000,000 dollars for experiments and fuel improvements, potential costs of upgrading burners, and debates over fuel supply and efficiency. The piece mentions the California supply, Kinet Kalem operations, and cost concerns for a broader fleet conversion.
Lawrence K Hawaiian Student argues Hawaiians should be treated as equals within the United States. He defends Kuhio, criticizes Governor Frear, and calls for fair play, education, and harmony among races while urging restraint against provocative actions.
Avonine BN OtIn-AK urges fair play and asks to express opinion in the Sun Sunday Advertiser column. He condemns attacks on Hawaiians and calls for a respectful public response, insisting the target deserves balanced critique rather than prejudice.
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