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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1911
Page
17
The quotation notes that a combatant who enters smiling disarms the foe and sustains courage to the end, while a timid attacker loses heart when faced with determined resolve. It emphasizes how steadfast eyes can vanquish dangers and bolster one’s own bravery.
A fragmentary report notes a Taft endorsement in New York Harbor about a vessel ending at four one hundred more destroyers and several high speed cruisers. The wartime fleet plan is tied to global peace rhetoric in a time of nautical tension.
A column discusses Ellie’s portrayal of China’s rapid changes from ancient traditions to modern industry and national unity. It notes shifting loyalties, the rise of infrastructure, and the government’s inclinations toward outlying regions as 400,000,000 Chinese awaken to a new collective identity. Also mentions an airship promise to Postmaster General Hitchcock and a Topeka letter urging residents to stay out of politics.
A federal court in Kansas City issues a restraining order delaying the new rate schedule for a rail line. The action halts the move by the company until further court action.
Arid waterfront area near Quinn Park sees neglect and decommissioning as a city project stalls. A converted walkway along Queen Street blocks progress under the Lord-Young company plan and local government scrutiny. A stray goat rumor disrupts safety as workers remain dispersed and no clear timetable emerges for reclamation of the street and park area.
New York October 10 Mias Corn Harmen stepdaughter of William Hy Hing a well known New York distiller may have died by falling from a third story window at her residence. Relatives offered no comment on the report of possible suicide. Harmen, an invalid, had returned from the Berkshires to celebrate her birthday at home.
Fragmented dialogue discusses balance between earnings and value of a check. Participants mention names like Ruth Ball Brother Janet and Mr. Cumrox in a puzzled exchange about money, bets, and fairness. The tone mirrors a local page sketch with informal banter.
A terse report describes a crew forming a band and driving a goat wax barrier after burying Hlahorny under ten inches of wharf timber. Witnesses on the Mayne Kea promise to verify the strange scene with their own eyes.
Fragmented and garbled report notes La Follette may be unable to tour, with references to November hearings, Congress timelines, and potential impacts on duties and deadlines. The text mentions interruptions and possible adjournment and political obligations, along with unreliability of events described.
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