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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1911
Page
17
A garbled excerpt mentions sugar, Hawaii, the National Guard, and war news from Europe. It references Fort Talant, a proposed great sugar project, and various officials. The text mixes remarks on dictators, editors, and public policy with scattered names and places, all rendered in broken OCR style.
A debated plan to grant the Hilo railroad company a right of way through a new street faces public sentiment questions. Campbell, then Commissioner of Public Lands, faces criticism for bypassing public expression and delaying statewide land and development policy under Governor Krennbe’s administration. The last Legislature’s critical session and investigations into officials’ conduct shape opposition to the administration’s handling of public works and housing initiatives.
A London correspondent reports Washington's Senate may amend arbitration treaties amid sharp, divergent views between President Taft and Columnist Wil. The piece frames renewed Western interest and the potential political stakes as Congress weighs the pact.
Fragmentary text critiques Roosevelt on humanitarian stance and peace policy. It notes reactions to his Hartford speech and Senate Foreign Relations Committee disputes, arguing arbitration standards and treaty questions politicize foreign policy rather than clarify it. The piece hints at tensions between Roosevelt and Taft supporters.
A garbled dialogue piece presents humorous exchanges about reading, a piano tuning visit, and a tense engagement. The fragment hints at social awkwardness, human intelligence, and entertainment amid common daily interactions.
Delegates at the Laymen 10 convention will be served luncheon in the games hall of the YMCA on Monday Entrance by the Adame lane doors. Delegates lacking certificates by Monday morning should notify Arthur G. Smith deputy attorney general who will have certificates at the door. The program lists sessions and participants from various churches with a noon session in the hall.
The afternoon program includes hymn and benediction. Major A V W Davin chairs the central cooperating committee with Rev H Parker assisting. Charles A Gunn will speak at the new meeting, bringing enthusiasm for the movement. Major A M Davly, father of the movement in Hawaii, will preside. All convention meetings except the denomination session Tuesday afternoon will be at the YM GA auditorium, which is decorated for the event and features a large musical banner. Delegates include Methodists and others.
The document lists events for a missionary convention including hymns by Rev D C Peters Rev Kong Vin Tethytun and Rev H K Poe, themes on China Japan Korea and the world need of Christ, with delegates meeting at their assembly places on Tuesday October 11 and sessions at YOM A hall Thursday October 24 led by chairman A Fe Grimbhe and Rev Soares reporting on denominational meetings.
A lengthy roster of individuals including Rev MK Stith and many others from churches unions and societies is listed. The fragment cites numerous names across organizations with scattered titles and professions, ending with a note that a person under 26 has taken a fifth bust.
Report outlines a suspected yellow fever case on the Hongkong Maru with officers from the Federal Immigration department placing the vessel under quarantine. Arrangements included fumigation at Valnormion and Manila with passengers and crew awaiting clearance. The ship remained held for at least a day as investigators assessed the illness and shipboard exposure.
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