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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
3
Progressive Party candidate Francisco I. Madero pledges to limit presidency to one term. He argues for broad eligibility and a reduced army to keep power in check, stating the aim is reform without prolonged rule.
Navy plans long range training for battleships off Chesapeake Bay amid rough weather tests. Orders limit distance to five miles in cutting operations while the Kangete run nine cm from the hut. aims to gauge ship efficiency under adverse conditions. Government injunction targets lumber dealers in Detroit in a federal action with the Retail Lumber Dealers Association. President advocates Supreme Court pay raise to 2000 dollars, while Chicago rails against immediate action. Captain Saunders of the Pacific Mail dies in San Francisco after a storied career as a sea commander.
Fragmentary medical discourse recounts alleged kidney disease cures and palliative aims. References John J. Fulton and a compound said to extend recovery, yet notes persistent fatal outcomes and speculative remedies amid era of uncertain medical progress.
An advertisement from Henson, Smith & Co. Ltd promotes Rexall Store hair growth lotion. It claims to stop hair loss and regrow hair, offering a full refund if not satisfied. The copy emphasizes a money back guarantee of $100 and invites customers to visit the Rexall Store.
An American missionary and several foreigners were killed or injured in the Asama Yama eruption near Honda, northwest of Tokyo. Initial reports claimed higher casualties, but later updates indicated three deaths and many injuries, with some missing. A viewing party of about 40 (Japanese and foreigners) escaped serious harm.
In Henaluby Hawaii on August 31 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs P Brann. The Bulletin Printing Company supplied blank books and ledgers.
A ceremonial event celebrated ten years since rapid transit began service. Officials opened the plant and facilities at a local site with remarks highlighting the system’s debut, construction progress, and the completed infrastructure ready for operation.
Two homely pea gle altos appear sad to see one another, suggesting a quiet, reflective scene captured in the newspaper note. The tone hints at everyday life and subtle emotion within a small group.
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