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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1911
Page
7
A poetic line noting that day and night bring greeting joy and a scented glow like flowers, reflecting on success through delicate imagery. The fragment presents a philosophical mood rather than a news item, citing Maeterlinck.
Citizens' committee demands premises cleanup under 1911 act as Hamilton County warns on mosquito larvae. Residents urged to cooperate with health authorities. critics claim costs rise with inaction. observers note political and social tensions amid a citywide sanitation push.
A fragmentary humorous exchange shows neighbors and a photographer bantering about graduations, marriages, and etiquette. Topics touch on hypothetical daughters, a bridge club, winged devices, and money lending with comical misuses of phrases and rural wit.
The historical thread links wealth and party dynamics as municipal debates unfold under the woolntime banner. The Civil Federation’s findings critique the Ont Loan Fund Commission, defending a $200,000 appropriation while acknowledging the Heola beach belt road project needs substantial funding.
A letter asserts two of three large property holders in Honolulu set a model by pushing a uniform antimonopoly campaign across their holdings. It calls on individuals and corporations with multiple parcels to inspect all properties and eliminate monopolistic breeding spots, arguing neighborly responsibility extends beyond one's own home.
Citizens in Honolulu discuss cutting banana trees to curb mosquitoes. opinions split between keeping trees and complying with authorities. Residents including Towne and others threaten action, while officials reference regulations and enforcement concerns amid community tension.
The Around the Pacific Club announces new honorary presidents including Taft Forbes and Seguin and signals broad support from regional governors and premiers to promote publicity and funding for cross border initiatives while pledging further steps to implement past suggestions. A separate remark questions a woman’s veracity amid reported operations.
Land Commissioner Charles Judd announced a regular board meeting for Monday at 2 PM to read officers’ reports for the prior month. Several items will be considered including fly control regulations now with the Governor for possible action. A Catholic priest, Rev Victor Boyula of Columbus Ohio, reportedly was stabbed in the back by one of three unknown assailants.
Aboard the Lie Heltivh steamship Wilton Uewigt en route to Mawali via Cape Horn, several passengers die of natural causes. The Board of Immigration reports the death toll higher than on the Ortarte, but says no epidemic is present. Commissioner Clark expects no arrivals before November 20 due to slower processing.
A fragmented verse recalls Arbor Day noting absence of trees in a landscape and urging planting. The speaker laments barren spaces and imagines children, adults, and communities embracing trees to restore life and color to streets and yards.
George Rake, who ran Leon in the Philippines, was to report on the probe of a proposed Angie unit. No final findings have been made by Ross yet. A.D. Cooper, who is urging the proposition, forecasts Ross will return before completing the report. Indirect intimations say Ross is pleased with the outlook.
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