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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1911
Page
6
A disputed Maui tree cutting episode resurfaces as authorities pursue remedies over property access and alleged graft. Key figures include attorney Hilly Lely and trustee Ot Reale, with court hearings and trust actions cited as proceedings unfold.
A pastor commends plantation owners during a local gathering. He praises broad labor standards and dignified treatment of workers, urging improvements and urging solidarity among laborers. The remarks reference community impact and property stewardship in a religious context.
An addition to a church near Walluke is dedicated with a ceremony led by Rev Mr Williams. The event includes a ceremony from a Latin correspondent, remarks on church unity, and plans for a fall charity dance at the town hall. The community, including members from nearby parishes, attends the celebration and a reception follows.
Fragmented OCR text reports a forthcoming trial involving McMahon with references to Northern and county entities. The notice hints at a scheduled Wednesday proceeding, but details are garbled and unclear.
A school reports the death of a teacher and a seventh grade substitute from Wal will fill the position. student Mee Minnie Churchill, a private to the shock, steps into the unexpectedly vacant role near the end of the term.
The Weekly Times highlights Maui development and civic improvements, praising local journalism and the ongoing construction along Main Street. It notes the Heights area and Valley Dele project as signs of growth, reflecting community pride in steady progress.
President William Howard Taft proclaims U S neutrality in the Turco-American war, urging strict impartial observance of laws and international rules. The notice warns all American allegiance holders to conduct themselves within U S law, with penalties for violations and no protection for misconduct outside U S jurisdiction. The proclamation is dated October 24, 1907, in Washington with Secretary of State Knox signing.
The Hawaiian band WIL performs at Emma Square at 7 thirty with Overture Seniramite Gavotte Moonbeam Waltz Verdi Waltz and Star Spangled Banner among numbers. Notes mention new agricultural and forest regulations to be presented to the Governor and funding questions for a project in Kobala Nave with Marston Campbell.
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