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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1911
Page
5
The item strings together odd notes on figures like Henry Ward Beecher and Kuhio, with debates over a federal building site, Hawaii politics, and local dairy plans. It references Professor Campbell, the Honolulu press, and concerns about a railroad track through a key arrest area. The tone blends opinion, policy talk, and local curiosity about ongoing governance and development.
The sanitary commission reports an extensive inspection of dairies and urges enforcement of existing laws. The board of health and city milk inspectors should be backed by public sentiment to improve cleanliness and sanitary observances, arguing that long term sanitation is economical and vital to city health. Some dairies are not unsanitary, but reform is needed to protect public health.
A Honolulu report outlines fears of the Mediterranean fruit fly threatening California fruit exports and local orchards. The Board of Agriculture and Forestry, growers, and civic leaders vow an intelligent, determined fight with public cooperation, education, and strict packing rules to curb the pest.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a lady pleads with Fundor to return a parrot whose harsh language shocks her friends. The tale hints at a lawyerly suitor and meddling parents, with wedding plans dampened by disapproval yet hinting at eventual negotiation.
A complaint letter to Mayor Fern claims county highway neglect and criticizes the city. A writer in a dramatic style, referencing a "HIZZONER" and a parody of official duties, highlights damaged surface repair and safety concerns near Torrance Lake, while civic figures respond with formal steps.
Senator A F Judd led a tour to inspect public works along Boretunle street and the Aala Park drainage. City and county crews spend hundreds for drain repairs while Territory funding is sought. Attendees included Treasurer Dr Conkling, Daniel Logan, and O Jones, with Judd aiming to recruit Central Improvement Committee members. The trip showcased conditions and urged swift remedies amid business interest in Honolulu.
Police arrest Togashi owner of a local venue as court postpones his case to next Thursday. Detectives also charged Joe Podesta Johnny Gonzalez Artvers for assisting in bringing patrons to places of ill repute. Witnesses for the prosecution expected.
Report from City and County Clerk shows clear partisan registration lines with Democrats outnumbering Republicans in several precincts. The Ninth Precinct area reports a large Democratic turnout while few police and road department staff have registered.
Hawaiian Scouts and militia leaders rally at headquarters to emphasize readiness for war or defense and discuss the proposed armory. Commander Jones notes $100,000 in funds and aims to break ground next August for a permanent facility with improved quarters and equipment storage. Captain Johnson urges unit support and future participation in national events if feasible.
Captain John outlines next months work on infantry reorganization and field service regulations. He describes practical problems in maneuvers and tactical walks leading to a demonstration in Mobil next year, including an imagined command scenario on a mapped estate.
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