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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1911
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text discusses political figures and policy debates around tariffs, sugar trust influence, mosquito eradication, defense funding, and Honolulu development. It references La Follette, the Sugar Trust, and implications for a model city status amid wartime measures and public campaigns.
President Taft signals the first objective of his policy agenda focusing on anti trust measures. His remarks suggest resolve to confront corporate trusts on the early items of his administration.
Ex Governor Carter champions Honolulu as the most intelligent, progressive and beautiful city, urging a proactive citizen spirit. He contrasts inner resolve with coastal prosperity, noting Hawaiis capital on the Pacific highway and urging unity to realize a bright future.
A garbled dialogue shows characters discussing knowledge, money, and a mysterious heroine. The text hints at a Dr Seuss like cadence with references to Aristotle, a cane, a Heber, and a million dollars. It reads as OCR noise from a late 19th century domestic scene.
The article argues Honolulu can become a model town by building civic spirit and accepting federal help to improve sanitation and quarantine readiness. It praises ex governor Carter and officials for promoting cooperation, urging public and private unity to fund seaport sanitation and rapid modernization.
A meeting yesterday afternoon discussed stopping the spread of the cotton hall weevil by fumigating all cotton seed before shipment. It was noted the weevil may have been introduced with cotton wood, and a circular letter will warn growers to fumigate weeds and seed before sending them to experimental stations.
Secretary Mott-Smith has added another role by being named agent to the Board of Health for the Territory. This extends his authority beyond Honolulu City and County to health matters across the territory on all trips he undertakes.
Amid a heated council session, leaders discuss loss of funds for road projects. The Democratic mayor and supervisor weigh the Murray Rigor Amanne coalition, while Fern veto considerations cloud the board’s actions. Officials expect the veto to stand but assign no party blame.
A family of seven depended on a man accused of robbing a post office wallet. Deby M. Keahe, the proclaimed decoy, was arrested and charged with stealing the wallet picked by a decoy at the post office. Officials say Keahe's case will be reviewed by Commissioner Davis next Saturday at 10 AM.
Captain David A Caso of the muaintance department arrived on the transport Thomas this morning to relieve Ma jf AM Davis as depot commissary at Honolulu Major David II ordered to Mantia and will leave on the Tho wna tomorrow He passed through here mer era Umer and expressed pleasure at the chance to get better acquainted with Honolulu Colonel Millard F Watts Nineteenth Infantry called at department head quarters to pay respects to General Macomb on his way to Muntta
A letter from Mrs. Citas Hacuary of Uraniteville praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health during a difficult period and urges publication to help other women. The document also references military planning discussions about Fort Shatter and troop deployments, with General Murray assessing conditions and coordinating with officers to review health and security needs as operations near Fort Shatter continue.
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