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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary description outlines a Welkom Warmer device using metal heated elements and a water supply. It mentions safety features, heat control, and a distant reference to a 100 unit value and a reward or discount offer.
A mangled OCR fragment mentions H Hawaiian Carriage Ste and a range of names and places. It references taxes with a 10 percent penalty after November 15 and a court context including a magistrate. The text weaves between transport, taxation, legal actions, and various individuals without clear cohesive events.
McQuaid and Driver remained under watch as they were placed under arrest near the Queen Hospital. The pair faced potential charges, with doctors and sheriffs involved in the handling and release from care.
1911 posters for the 1921 Floral tar exhibition were delivered to the Promotion Commission by the Dullerih Publishing Co. Lub. Miro Whom Lov onder oversaw printing for the year while discussions centered on shade and design. The dominant feature is the panoramic tactile expo carte and the Welton firm framing the display. Weekly Bulletin 61 per page.
Shipping movements on page eight report Honolulu lumber carriers and Japanese ownership counts, arrivals from San Francisco and Havre, and plans for future voyages. The long notice details vessels such as Kylemere and Mauna Kea, anchorage, cargoes including cattle and lumber, and port developments with emphasis on maritime traffic and navigation notices.
Fragmentary OCR reveals debate over expenses tied to McCandless and a proposed measure. Mentions tickets, protection, and a request for funding with hints of a public commission and historic context, with unclear specifics due to garbled text.
February 12 marks the cornerstone laying for the Yo M.A. building as directors vote to align with contractors and complete site work. A large memo notes history in the nation’s victory while enrollment reaches 202 individuals and a $20,000 budget funds grid equipment for the project.
Willie Crawford pursues a political appointment amid an election contest. The effort names Hewalian interpreter roles and a petition to HL Le Holton for a policy position, with several local figures listed as supporters or signatories.
A dense historic list shows ports, naval officers, and charter assignments for various vessels and routes. Names like Kearny, Cov envell, Greenwell, Wiles, Gomes, and Metcalf appear alongside ports in North Geo, Kona, Raw ports, and San Francisco elec schedules with dates around November.
A disputed indictment procedure emerges as the United States faces a defective true bill. The defense argues the document fails to specify the offense clearly, hindering adequate preparation and defense. Judge Robertson weighs the issue, noting the need for more particular article details before proceeding. If needed, Kat Pat may be reindicted to bring him before the court.
At a county meeting the plan to pavement Mort Street with Bitulithic concrete faced mixed reactions. Chair Quinn and road board backed the project while members Atiu Cox and Logan opposed, Papartelas abstained, and the group debated the contract terms and future steps.
In a tense City and County meeting, arguments over paving Fort Street with alternative materials sparked contempt claims and شد opposition. Quinn, Hieord, and Cox led protests while officials weighed funding from county finances and state sources amid a rainy season.
Prince Kuhio plans early departure from Yokohama to Washington for session of Congress in December. He will not be accompanied by Princess Kalanioloe this trip due to abortive arrangements. In Washington he aims to push through Hawaii's interests before returning to the Islands. The Hamburg America and Hanseatic shipping lines reached a joint management agreement for Far East and media routes.
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