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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
7
A poetic meditation on building a home that honors both visible and hidden aspects. It speaks of making a house worthy for gods, insisting that beauty and cleanliness complete life, while noting time worn stairs and the fragile effort of human steps within.
Editorial urges Honolulu to back the Federal led mosquito clean-up, warning opposition harms the city’s image abroad and its economic prospects. It argues the effort will deliver vast benefits to working residents and the city’s reputation.
The garbled passage references a general commanding, a potential appointment, and a “model town” idea. It mentions federal officers, political maneuvering, and concerns about national primacy, with scattered terms like China, banana, and Pow el Harhoe. The context remains unclear from the legible fragments.
A garbled news item describes a peculiar exchange about a missing packet and a Sunday routine. Residents discuss a mysterious note and the editor's response as confusion grows. Names and specifics are obscured by the OCR, but the gist centers on a puzzling item and its implications.
The readable portions indicate a government or official notice with references to state action and some names, but overall the text is garbled and lacks a complete event or clear entities to identify. No decisive actions, dates, or outcomes can be confirmed from the fragments provided.
A garbled OCR passage discusses poor families dependent on external help, vilifying charitable aid and vaccination like campaigns. It mentions named groups and figures, criticizing funding for relief and warning of social upheaval if support ends. It reads like a local opinion on welfare policy and public responsibility.
A garbled dispatch reports the death of Walter Cooper and injuries to Arthur Miller near Guthrie station. The crash involved a vehicle with occupants including a Mr Kee and another man named Anton Amlotusy. authorities describe Cooper as fatally injured with others hospitalized.
A scrambled report notes a trip with General Macarth to discuss defense feasibility and transport options. Mention of Gov Taft’s reappointment and banana tree jokes at a San Francisco reception reveals political chatter and local concerns amid a distracted public scene.
A garbled OCR fragment references an upcoming weekend event mixing tennis and eventing activities. Sparse readable pieces mention Une MEE Chub and Saturday happenings with likely entries or schedules. No clear names, locations, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
City road and drainage crews in Honolulu confront layoffs and reassignments as a wholesale halt on new road work prompts reform talks. A few teams stay, while efforts to remove rubble and improve streets continue amid budget battles and calls for quicker waste removal.
Judge Whithey adjourned the timber dispute involving the Bowsett estate as counsel take the case under advisement. The matter concerns a government action over timber cutting near Watanag and a contract with a Japanese party alleged to involve illegal timber removal.
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