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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1911
Page
7
A garbled, opinion-heavy page extols peace while critiquing military and political actors. It references figures like Swann, Blowing the Bites, and Henry, with mentions of Turkey, Carnegie, and World Peace celebrations. The text deliberates canal schemes, public works, and media commissions, peppered with conflicting views on national policy and patriotism.
Fragmented text discusses factions backing the Trewin and Allen alternatives for a project labeled Pedorat tuttd ing, mentions petitions heard at public hearings, and critiques propaganda while debating how long opposition may delay final testing and revival of federal wire service information.
Fragmentary overheard dialogue at a diner hints at a tense night. Patrons discuss quitting plans, support for a child, and a looming decision while a manager and a judge-like figure are referenced in garbled exchanges. Names and places remain unclear in the damaged text.
An unclear passage notes a dispute involving Cone Kreme and a department, highlighting a shift in stance compared with prior emphasis. It mentions adolescent arguments and a possibly lingering friction as part of the unresolved matter.
Excerpts show Taft and MB debating big business issues including interstate commerce powers to curb shipper injustices, the role of government in trusts, and tariff reform. The draft discusses central banking, monetary policy, and the need to prevent monopolies while balancing protectionist aims with revenue.
A local company plans to pay travel expenses for men volunteering to go to China and join the revolutionary forces. Enlistment centers open at King and Richards streets, with volunteers to report to General Hing. Local sympathizers expect rapid enrollment and funds already being raised for the rebellion.
Help defray the expenses of the w anteer company which will leave for hin In the near future. The quarterly meeting of the Own Central Inprovement Committer will the fort i thie Fein OF te Honehitie Merchants' Association, Young Will- Jug. on Wednesday afternoon, October 18, at 4 v'ehok Twinems: Pree garbage, Tabor street estension, mardntine reatbitions, sa Htathon, bininews men In polition, phan for cantolidation of varkiie elvte ore Banifications, ete
The third battalion at Fort Shutter joins two other units as they move around the island. Soldiers carry new equipment including packs and shelter gear, with heavier loads noted for longer marches. General Carter visits Molokai for military information while Hawaii officers face leave constraints due to local conditions.
The letter-writer questions charges against the Governor and delegates, urging caution and a thorough inquiry. They express concern over concentration of power, criticize delays, and suggest an investigation could probe deeper into legislative issues and missteps. October 16, Honor otii.
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