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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1911
Page
7
A fragmented Honolulu discussion centers on sanitation campaigns and port improvements as leaders urge swift action. The La Follette league weighs in on governance while concerns rise about cane leaf-hopper damage, population loss, and economic prosperity tied to shipping and trade.
The text urges Honolulu to secure broad backing for a plan aimed at lasting town prosperity. It stresses a population facing protective tariffs, fiscal independence, and community effort to ensure a clean, self-sustaining city without dependency on commerce.
A fragmentary report notes a morning discussion on sanitation value. The speaker mentions restoration plans and ongoing cable delays, with remarks on temporary measures and a general tone of optimism about how circumstances will unfold.
Fragmented OCR style shows dialogue snippets. Characters named Jimmie Pecan Caddie and Quiet-Spoken Chxtomer exchange cryptic phrases about actions and perceptions. The passage reads like a garbled stage or dialogue sketch with nonsensical lines and invented names.
Fragmented testimony from a murder trial recounts a shooting at the Cedertont residence. Witnesses including Mrs McMahon and Mrs Foley describe the moments after the shots and the police response. The court continues with additional examination as jurors hear from more witnesses.
Witnesses recount a brutal confrontation at the Cedertot home. Mia McMahon and others described a desperate struggle as shots rang out and a man fell into a crowd. McMahon testified about the events surrounding the shooting and the target of the gunfire during the ensuing inquiry.
A report details a woman described as a gang leader influencing youths in the Wal- Wiki district. Juvenile Court Judge Whitney heard similar cases including an underage marriage certificate, with youths from the area placed under probation.
Fragmented text details a memorial statue honoring Gen Richard Armstrong, with inscription uncertainties and delays. It notes Armstrong’s birth in Virginia, education at Hampton Institute, and advocacy for negro education. Mentions unveiling plans in Honolulu and lists relatives including Armsden Arms trong Weaver and Mike Armstrong, plus a brother William Nevins Armstrong, former attorney general.
A large group of notable Japanese guests arrived aboard the Tenyo Maru on route home from the United States Europe and Chile. Consul-General Uyeno and officials greeted them at the wharf, with talks of promotions and diplomatic postings and details of attendees including ministers and bankers.
Plans to spend 2500 dollars for park waterways improvements in Kapiolani Park move forward. Superintendent Marston Campbell initiated the effort this morning and work is to begin immediately as part of an original 12,000 dollar appropriation managed by the park commission.
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