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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
17
The quote reflects Fr oude on how ambition thrives between youth and early manhood. It contrasts waning energy with the drive born from youthful zeal, suggesting sustained achievement depends on fervor and purpose, rather than a waning disposition.
The piece argues charges by Delegate Kuhio against Governor Frear require independent investigation. It warns dismissing charges as political differences harms Territory welfare, urging public scrutiny and possible commission inquiry before reappointment decisions amid an election year.
A stream of late 19th century style reports recounts political debate in Washington, including charges against delegates, gubernatorial maneuvering, and newspaper coverage differences. It mentions Governor Freer, hearings, and the press’ role in reporting the day’s events with references to various papers and telegraphic updates.
Fragmented passage outlines strategic tensions over trade routes and influence, hinting at ambitions, rivalries, and the uncertain outcomes of intensified activity. Names and places are obscured, but the text emphasizes the costly struggle for advantage amid shifting power dynamics.
Bentile pushes for a regular Jooaonher steamer service linking the Northiwent metropolis with Honolulu with encouragement from officials. Plans call for a direct passenger line to Puget Sound and back, with freighter trips aiding the route. Proposals mention potential stops near Beattie and other regions as part of the broader Pacific freight and passenger corridor.
A fragmented dialogue shows residents debating money requests, wives, and village life with playful misreadings and clipped replies. The exchange features Lovod characters and local names, hinting at social visits and humorous misunderstandings in a windswept town.
Fragmentary report notes a thin port for San Feagennen with no routable island freight and a retry via the Northwent. It cites concerns about opening another trade field and suggests that Paget Sound business trusts Connie lem trade fell for Hae wal, reflecting cautious economic reassessment.
The Hilo strike, sparked by pay disputes among railroad workers, began with a sudden strike early morning and ended within hours. Local passengers faced minimal disruption as trains ran on schedule by noon. Investigations suggested pay differences and potential bonuses, but most workers returned to duty amid limited town awareness.
A Sunday afternoon gathering plans formation of a Young Men's Club. Charles Loomis directs the day's events at the Me Vile, with Mr Thomas Day and Bawin R Cooper presenting talks. A cornet polo performance by Bam Kall is featured. admission is free and all are invited.
A fragment from a November issue praises the Mid Pacific magazine as one of the finest sources, noting its varied articles and engaging content about distant shores and eastern subjects. The text emphasizes the magazine's strong intentions and quality.
Rev A A Bihersote to inaugurate religions work at the new YMC A building during the Cooke Hill Sunday meeting. The talk titled A Strong Man will address pensions and related topics. Mr Ebersole is noted as capable of guiding the discussion. The meeting is open to all men with members especially invited to participate.
The Mawatian Yacht Club hosts a dance tonight at the Outrigger Canoe Club. Repairs at Mou rar and Avionde 1 Line shops have completed the white trapectory aft section, allowing events to proceed as scheduled.
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