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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1911
Page
5
Disjointed narrative recalls a brutal past involving presumed conspirators and a marching force. It mentions Captain Morwon and Alexander in relation to punitive actions, public road duties, and a harsh tally of injuries and trials.
The article presents fragmented reflections on territorial governance, voting, and immigration in Hawaii. It discusses a supposed division over dividends, political maneuvering around public works, and the influence of mainland views on local policy. It notes concerns about regulation, labor input, and the impact of Hawaiian population shifts on business and tourism. It mentions officials and representatives reacting to evolving political dynamics.
Please note that relief for Captain Sam remains under consideration in Congress. An act to grant relief for his tows and the lighthouse incident is discussed as a potential weeklong measure. The proposal aims to authorize funds or a loan to support Captain Sam’s vessel and crew.
Dr Victor Clark's report summarizes investigation into lab conditions in the Territory and the Islands. It notes anticipated findings from investigators and contrasts mainland opinions with local industry leaders aiming for progress. The piece suggests public influence will grow as more conclusions are presented.
Fragmentary humorous column references odd exchanges at a social event. Mentions Parisians, a parasol, hotel prices, and a dinner scene with a lamb and youth. Narration contrasts nervous chatter with reflections on manners and aging relatives. Miscellaneous chatter hints at a London-Publishing context.
The text discusses La Follette's plan for Alaska public works and government ownership, urging a commission model to oversee transportation, docks, railroads, and utilities. It argues government control removes corruption and favoritism, contrasting commission oversight with direct executive handling. The piece emphasizes transfer of power to a commission as a preferable governance method.
Fragmented report from Kilauea continues describing a large vessel, the Kiluwea Warship, under construction with 1600 tons capacity and planned for 200 more. Kennedy family and a crew of officers and engineers are named among officials, suppliers, and observers as the ship nears completion by November and readiness for Honomita voyage.
The Hon J. Savage of New York and the Church of the Holy… noted as a prominent Unitarian leader. The article hints at a forthcoming event next Friday with Dr Savage described as one of the most respected figures among Unitarian ministers.
A bold fruit promotion from England Fruit Company with Wells Fargo Express details featured. The notice invites readers to place orders for a large selection of pines and bananas, promising fulfillment through express service.
The Maui Loan Fund Committee met at Wailuku to discuss Kalal pipeline extensions, Molokai schools and teachers cottages, and auto purchases for officials. Superintendent Marston Campbell attended. Jorvey was named chief engineer and secretary, with added duties to manage counting work and records. The panel authorized pipe purchase funding for the Kula line and related laying costs, noting ongoing service from Makawao to Pala and reservoir work.
The Patterson clargon case is reported as dropped after a meeting of local officials. Marion Campbell states the matter is resolved and no further action will be taken. Duncan pleaded guilty to assaulting Wm. I. Peterson and received a six month sentence.
A longtime pastor of a Pentecostal denomination in the United States began a world tour seeking health. Accompanied by his physician, he left Newland and plans a return voyage home after visiting key points of interest. Doctor Savage expects the stay in the Lshandy to last a week or more.
Miyake, a Japanese national, faced police court today charged with assault and battery. He entered a not guilty plea as his trial date was set for later proceedings.
Charles A. Brockington of Gavwes Valley California toured a mine near Tuolumne and San Bruno during a fact finding trip. He met local workers in Grass Valley Tuolumne County and discussed mine prospects with regional leaders and managers.
A report notes another lighthouse site repair and mentions a journey home from a tour. Names and precise places are unclear in the fragmentary OCR text. The reference hints at individuals continuing travel through a Western or coastal area with a date or address obscured.
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