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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1911
Page
5
Larned argues that ancient Rome’s libertine benevolence toward a paid mob contrasts with modern America’s efforts to erase organized crime. He claims this divergence marks the line between a civilization that perished and one that will endure, reflecting on governance, morality, and social order.
The Honolulu market shows sugar prices at a high, prompting many investors to move funds from Hawaii to mainland offerings. The Bulletin urges locals to keep money at home investing in Hawaii's industries and enterprises, noting fifty years of paying returns and urging small investors to favor local stocks or real estate over sending money out of the islands.
Hawaii's purchases of domestics from the mainland totaled 1 7 108 108 for the twelve months ending June 1911, with imports of lumber potatoes paper and manufactures rising. Value of Hawaii exports of domestic goods to the mainland reached 1 7 108 108, while shipments of dairy and meat products climbed to 807 629 for 1911. The overview notes increased imports of rough lumber potatoes and leather goods and highlights overall growth in Hawaii's trade with the mainland as reported by the Commerce and Labor Department.
Readable fragments describe a wedding scene with an usher, the bride’s mother Beales, and awkward humor. Names appear garbled, but the setting conveys a social gathering with lingering questions of propriety and ceremony.
The condensed minit reports show a year across the Territory with imports totaling about 21 million dollars. Auto trade records and hardware goods contribute heavily, while San Francisco and Seattle are major conduits. The decade's figures reflect a growing economy and significant consumer purchases in goods like dried fish and fruit.
The San Helapsco Interview shows T W Shingle offering candidacy for Delegate while Kahlo refuses. Governor Frear's four year term remains through next winter, pending Senate conferral. The piece argues mixing Delegate nomination with Frear's appointment is folly and illogical.
Readable lines describe inspectors handling fruit losses with patrols for fallen fruit and cleaning up. Mentions theft and mischief at fruit trees, with activity about tagging and removing damaged or stolen fruit. No clear date or place identified.
A fragment notes a crate mix up involving a large bunch of bananas and a company named LAND FRUIT COMPANY with references to Well Fargo Express. Details are unclear but imply a disrupted delivery or labeling incident and a promotional or internal note.
Fragmented OCR notes describe preparations for a fleet slip with electrical work and timing. mentions next month and a deadline before deliveries, with references to a power company and equipment placement. The passage is incomplete and lacks coherent names or places.
Proceedings reveal residents and agents debating water lot compensation terms. Unclear frontage, pricing, and options for tenants surface as commissioners weigh relief, while several parties insist on written proposals and explicit agreements before final decisions.
W Perin Norris, the dean of Inne Aioe of Anotrata, will pass through Makura on Tuesday while en route to San Francisco. He is expected to review local quarantine methods but may already depart, and Mantel Pranta a Portuguese laborer working at the front was accidentally injured when iron rails fell onto a delay. He suffered a broken limb and was taken to Queen's Hospital for treatment.
Reported in a Los Angeles scene, Mrs Carrie Jacobs Bond faces police action after a traffic stop on a crowded street. She allegedly refused a request from an officer to move her vehicle and complained about police conduct as she waited for court proceedings.
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