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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1911
Page
7
A garbled Honolulu era fragment discusses local politics, endorsements, and public figures. It references Alexander Hunte Ford, Honolulu life, and the national mood on naval matters, surtaxes, and tourism, with speculative views on candidates and party dynamics amid a climate of criticism and reform.
A Honolulu interview with Congressman Julie Kuhio is cited about a civic center plan. The article notes the congressman declines to express an opinion on the project without full ground coverage, while accusing the headline of misrepresenting his views to local readers.
A fragmented control piece discusses cigarettes and a seventeen year old alleged killer connected to a broker’s death at a hotel. The text contrasts alleged cigarette influence with public opinion and mentions European usage and moral views, hinting at legal and societal debates surrounding tobacco and youth crime.
A fragmented humorous scene shows a congressman’s wife querying about garden progress and a playful exchange about promises and tomatoes. The dialogue hints at domestic banter and light community life.
In a Hartford Courant excerpt, concerns arise about tobacco use shaping youth and moral behavior. The piece argues European tobacco culture and cigarettes influence crime and juvenile missteps, while American boys mature quickly yet require firm guidance to avoid premature adulthood and risky actions. It cites social environments, education, and exemplars like George Washington to illustrate upbringing and responsibility.
The event at Bim witnessed the launch of what is described as the world’s greatest warship. Senora De Nas, wife of Argentina’s military attaché to the United States, broke a champagne bottle over the bow as officials from Argentina and the United States looked on.
A special stockholders meeting held at the Hawaiian Basar Company's offices adopted seven directors. A. P. Duddr and H. Cooke were elected to the board after the holders meeting. The market showed quiet trading with upward movement projected, listing 40 shares of CuHu at 385, 45 Kwa at 228 and 100 Oaly at 828, plus two notes of Meltryde stock at 0. The action mirrored a broader shift seen on the Morning News Stock Exchange.
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