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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
9
Fragmented OCR notes describe Standard Oils plans, site work, and personnel movements with references to water supply, pipelines, and plant readiness. The text mentions workers, contractor actions, and anticipated commencement, alongside unnamed locations and timelines, in a dense, partial report.
Fragmented account recalls cleanup day events and a City Auditor's offer. A dozen names and actions surface, including labor participation, proposed compensation, and tensions over funds. The passage hints at an adaptation of a resolution and contested payments tied to the cleanup efforts.
A garbled report reflects a political moment with mentions of reputation and a fund stride. It notes a person named Katner and a Wendler related figure, hinting at a public stance while the speaker remains cautious about commitment. The text reads like an old editorial fragment.
The article records sharp criticism of Judge Wise 18, discussing legal theories on professional monopoly and licensing in medicine and patent remedies. It quotes comments on judicial interpretation and cites a critic examining the-law construction and claims about exemptions and licenses with references to various figures and institutions.
A convoluted report details a jewelry theft from a hotel, with investigators tracing a quick chain of events. Detectives, including Chief McDortie, pursue leads across towns while suppliers and suspects surface in a case centering on stolen diamonds and other gems valued around 2100.
The Royal Feather Society announces a birthday presentation for Queen Lilian on her seventy third birthday tomorrow. The program includes a written note of gladness to wish her well, drafted by Clerk MT Simonton of the Circuit Court and engrossed for the members by Judge W J Rubin. Secretary Mine Woolard reports new items in stock and greetings from society officers.
Authority notice states heated terms will be revealed at the office of Public Works on March 12 for the expansion of the Baye rint water system. Bids include 14 000 feet of 4 inch mains, with preparation options in the superintendent's office. The Public Works department reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Otto A Berndt travels to inspect Maui wines and Kaupokitin Wine Day. The report notes repeated mentions of individuals and legal questions, with references to misfortune and a courtroom undertaking linked to a controversial figure, Angelon Anthie Bre, founder of a defunct cult, at a Chico auction.
The Cornwell Ranch Commission discusses limited funding for cutting operations and legal rights. A report to the land commissioner is awaited as leaders debate authority, leases, and potential court actions.
The Onomena Sugar Company announces extra dividends and a monthly payment plan. Projections show a crop expect 15 thousand tons with 4 thousand tons reaching market at high prices, amid ongoing distribution and earnings expectations.
Sheriff Jarrett grants four policemen leave of absence for the summer. The officers who will not wear uniforms during their vacation are Dom Haumen, Peter Kane, J. B. Nabriva, and Fred Wright.
The Hoard of Agriculture and Forester will convene in the Capitol on Wednesday to receive a report from the special advisory committee on the Mediterranean fruit fly. The report relates to the Kaunl island outbreak and its referenced inquiry.
A fragment notes bulletin ads hint at a possible company merger without formal rector confirmation. The text suggests strong likelihood but remains unannounced by the company leaders.
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