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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1911
Page
11
A damaged British Navy war balloon wreck scene described as significant, with city teams failing in a related event. The report details ongoing post-accident cleanup, civilian involvement, and calls for coordinated relief efforts and public health measures as authorities assess damage and restore services.
A late 19th or early 20th century dispatch describes ships tied to a plan involving Chinese arrivals at Shanahai property. It mentions steamship crossings, movements of crews, and authorities preparing for or reacting to naval operations near Yokulianis and Yangtor Klang river.
Washington reports the public cost of troop displays and mobilization raised questions. A gun report from General FH Alowhlee dated near wartime orders shows expenses around 17,072 dollars with various charges for supply and movement. The figure reflects wartime administration costs tied to mobilization efforts.
The report mocks rumors about Bilward, the Prince of Wales, stating he will join the armed forces and reject slacker accusations. It notes his past service and praises his commitment, referencing naval officers and wartime duties while defending his character and work ethic.
A fragment from a hospital and medical convention report mentions kidney procedures and donor matching as life saving. The piece references a Canadian hospital and the gathering of medical professionals, highlighting kidney transplants, organ sharing, and related debates during a winter meeting.
Senator Cummins of Iowa declares Taft unlikely to be renominated by Republicans and backs La Follette for the 1912 convention. He urges delegates to support La Follette, while noting possible shifts in party leadership and policy fights.
A charter from Buffalo arrives for the Honolulu Longshoremen's Association. President Aware Kunie opens the document as members await its delivery. An interim leader and secretary treasurer plan charter enforcement, with a permanent manager and hall arrangements to follow at Notley Hall.
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Dinen Wissert, once famed explorer and scientist, returns from the South Pacific to San Francisco disillusioned by island life. He describes a shift from fantasy to hard labor, noting vast plantations and a life spent selling curios and labor as his main income during his years on the islands.
The piece discusses reader awareness of rising advertising tones and mentions doubts about advertising volumes and legitimacy. It notes merchants increasingly rely on public notices and the role of national banks in shaping trust.
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