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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1909
Page
7
A compilation of opinions on Hawaii’s economic future. It discusses the Panama Canal, port development, cotton industry investment, opium law history, Merchant Marine League symbolism, public works tax, and the need for local governance reform to boost business, transportation, and sugar industry protection.
Fragmented OCR describes sewing education in public schools with lessons in plain sewing cutting and machine tasks. It lists items like aprons handkerchiefs skirts quilts and various stitching tasks taught to pupils across grades amid unclear place names and dates.
Fragmentary text discusses American merchant marine and protection needs amid attacks. It references Hawaii, public protection, and demands for appropriate measures. The readable fragment is incomplete and lacks clear events or identifiable entities to anchor a precise summary.
The newly formed Merchant Marine League of California promotes American shipping and the merchant marine, citing San Francisco meetings and leaders. It backs Humphrey bill changes to restore postal act terms, urges chambers of commerce to support the movement, and highlights ties to Hawaii and mainland critics.
A strictly modern three bedroom cottage on Kapiolani Street ready January 1st. Also a small two bedroom cottage on Fern Place within ten minutes of downtown. Both properties are nicely finished and well arranged for immediate occupancy.
Two bedroom furnished cottage in Kaimu District in good condition with electricity and modern plumbing. Four bedroom house on Thurs ton Ave offering all modern conveniences in good condition. Bishop Trust Ltd and merchant fleet references highlight advocacy for American commerce and flag pride in trade policies.
Kaai's Orchestra will perform from 6 to 8 p m during the special Thanksgiving Dinner in Honolulu offering refined music and festive ambiance for guests.
An entry notes Alexander Young Cafe with a brief remark about sending a message or inquiry. The readable copy provides limited details beyond the cafe's name and a prompt to contact or respond.
A historical report outlines arguments on reforming foreign trade and tariffs. It discusses potential effects on American exports, the navy, and shipping, highlighting concerns about domestic industry and national economic policy. The text references international markets, war timing, and political figures shaping the debate.
The discussion centers on whether to focus leaders on drafting legislation or expand a national campaign. Proponents urge dignified, practical action to defend Hawaii and American interests, while others push for broader coastwise shipping reforms and a unified campaign supporting the administration on ocean policy.
The Honolulu Brewing and Malt Company offers $25 and $15 prizes for the best interpretation of its two year old painting “A Tree of Promise.” Submissions must be under 100 words and mailed to Honolulu Brewing and Maltin Company by December 4. Winners will be chosen by a panel of judges and receive calendars and other items.
A newspaper notice describes a boys feast planned by hotel merchants for Thanksgiving. Boys will travel by special train to Pearl Harbor after a noon meal in the pavilion and are allowed full noise with large horns to match past celebrations.
A fragmented note alleges a disputed charge linked to a youth, with unclear details about involvement and responsibility. The report mentions Meott as a referenced person but lacks full context or concrete outcomes. Further clarity is needed on actions taken and parties involved.
Koletho, a young Hawaiian, was found guilty of purloining articles from a Chinese restaurant. He was captured after a chase and some of the stolen property was recovered by the police.
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