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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1911
Page
19
Fragmentary OCR text references Kaimukt RR and a probability theme with many unreadable names and terms. The readable portions mention SUNY, WA, WH, and various scattered names, but no clear event or outcome. The piece resembles a jumble of railway and academic references without a coherent report.
Fragmented OCR text references Italian and Turkish forces with scattered phrases about battles, movement, and positions. Names, places, dates, and clear actions are largely unreadable, leaving a vague snapshot of military activity and strategic notes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Geran royal female, Heriot, Chieti, starter, Haw Mar, Prine, Athi, Kasia, and a phrase tied to a tale or heading Wun. No coherent event or entities establishable for a proper summary.
A heated public hearing debated the wharf project, with objections to the contract preferring certain steamboat interests. Thurston stated no secrecy existed, while Brown questioned the contract’s terms and the legislature’s intent. The session examined which party should secure a preferential right and the proper interpretation of the act.
Health officials report a diphtheria case at a local school in the Kootnutow district. The staff quarantined contacts and planned swabbing and fumigation. one student was isolated and officials rushed to contain the spread. No further cases were reported today as measures continue.
In Kansas City a devoted rescuer saved a kitten from a blaze that claimed a life. Fire crews battled the flames on a windy evening, with neighbors noting the swift action saved the pet while a resident suffered injuries.
The article notes rising demand for all grades of paper and the rapid decline of traditional raw materials. It highlights discoveries and new sources such as yellow pine and agricultural byproducts, with mills planned across the South and tropical regions. It predicts a surge in production and a shift in global paper supply as new plantations, forests, and canal developments influence the industry.
The case resumes in federal court with proceedings extending to the following Saturday. Smith faces questions on partitioning and his plea, while the Japanese defendant remains in custody awaiting next steps. In Terre Haute a Chinese laundry raid leads to arrests for suspected opium operation.
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