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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1911
Page
5
The garbled OCR mix references Christianity, political factions, military affairs, and a planned convention. It mentions Paluna settlement, an Army division led by Major General Artie Murray, and figures like La Pulley. The piece alludes to debates on religion’s role in public life and evolving party dynamics.
A Civil Pederation case discusses a request for injunction against warlike actions and beach development. The controversy centers on contract law, equity, and the impact of a county policy on interests of a company and the public. The court weighs the legality and equity of the challenged actions and the broader implications for policy.
Fragmentary text reports a partner of a moonshiner involved in a disappearance. The narrative mentions Japan, New York, and a possible meeting or accident. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
OCR text reflects chaotic military reminiscence with garbled phrases. It mentions Marines, sergeant, and a high casualty tone but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable names. The readable portions hint at training or casualty discussion without concrete details.
Fragments of a satirical exchange unfold as a gardener and a misfit narrator spar over propriety and village rumour. The dialogue hints at social tension, identity, and the sharp wit of a comic figure addressing local life.
Weather observations at 8 am show humidity around 85 percent with cloud details and wind speeds in several directions. The report also lists military appointments and unit details including Major J. M. Kennedy Captain Frank H. Edwards and other officers, alongside a note on a forthcoming meeting at AL Port Row.
Eugene A Love, 28, longtime Honolulu resident with New York relatives, was arrested yesterday aboard the Sierra bound for Mare Island. He faces court martial after being accused of a $200 shortage from the ship’s cargo. Local police aided by navy detectives seized him on orders from Admiral Moore.
Herndt of the department of Internal Revenue left today for Hilo to inspect the winery there on one of his usual visits. He does not expect trouble but notes the department never lags in such work.
The Mineral Services of the late Mrs Mire Da Kwoker announce her funeral for tomorrow at 2 PM in the City Undertaking Parlor. Mrs Decker was widely known in the Territory and is related to local families Eximund Noreh and John Tichardson. A governor level conference on Girls Land Industrial School sites followed discussions with T Pope and T H Gibson of Education, Deputy Attorney General BW Suittat, with no final site decision reached for the Kalihi and Hi location.
A Hawaii Territory petition contests commissioners awarding a public works contract to a rival bidder. The petitioner claims unfitness and financial inability, alleging bias and improper process in the award for sewer and road projects including the Hanapepe Bridge and Makaweli to Hanapepe bid. He cites Act 62 of 1908 and Act 146 of 1911, seeking relief and contract reconsideration.
A police court session reports Volive Jude Monnarrat fining Liat Boer one year for theft linked to Davit Martin while Martin faced charges at the flute market. Witnesses describe purse theft and a confrontation with Officer George Waites. A Chinaman was struck, and a plea for leniency followed. Kadlon and Fred Will face home laws violations with evidence deemed insufficient. Walters, nabbed for mumbling, paid a five dollar fine. Police also noted gang members rounded up and fined. The text closes with a blunt line supplying telephone numbers.
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