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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1911
Page
5
The piece discusses Prohibition tensions and a call for Hawaiian cultural support. It mentions figures like Morgan and Shingle, Hawaii’s tourism role, and the idea of funding a larger Hawaiian band to boost community morale and protection of American shipping interests.
Washington dispatch notes Taft's diplomacy on Japan and arbitration, arguing the president aims for an all nations accord. It praises Taft'sOrient understanding and stresses his role in maintaining America's standing and friendship with Eastern powers.
Fragments describe a sequence involving Conkling, an escort, a mysterious load, and a journey to a mint. The chaotic text mentions a streamster, New York reactions, and references to plans and planes, with unclear, partially obscured names and actions.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a conversation with a tramp and a teen, referencing a girl and a mat, with garbled dialogue about getting somewhere and a person named Mire Hogan. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
The newspaper fragment notes hopes to gain influence in a town or event. It mentions a person named Hore and a group feeling strong about a future outcome amid a flood of unclear details. Names and places are uncertain due to damaged text.
Captain J Steffany prepares to sail from San Francisco to southern waters aboard a vessel fitted with auxiliary power. He holds a German mail and freight transport contract and plans voyages from Noumea to New Caledonia. Crewing will include sailors from the death deuce era, with a crew near completion for a trip from San Feandeca, while a prospective call at Ramoux seems unlikely. Local navigators showed interest in his project during a port visit.
The local market shows weakness with beet quotations improving little. Halan barely at 127.90, Ewa down eighth, Ouhn Sugar down quarter, while bonds cool and a $4000 Wolalun sale at 102 supports slight activity. overall, dull and listless with no strong tone.
The Crossroads Bookshop, formerly under rown & Lyon Co. Lad., is now run by Cronarcade Bookshop. New owners invite visitors to relax in lounge areas and use added telephone facilities while offering a wide range of books in fiction, history, romance and reference with fair prices.
Island Fruit Company along with Wells and Margo Express Company form a regional logistics and distribution collaboration. The partnership aims to streamline fruit shipments, improve delivery times, and expand market reach across several Gulf Coast ports.
Bert Fox and Claire, billed as cowboy stars, issue a $250 challenge to Kloot with any fan in Honglulu for both straight and fancy shooting. The bet was accepted by Harlow and the Empire Theater plans a midweek match. Town talks focus on Fox and Claires shooting prowess and Marlow’s claimed sharpshooter skill.
An ad claims Rexall Hair Tonic can repair damaged hair if used consistently without waste. It touts antiseptic formula that fights microbes, nourishes scalp, and reduces dandruff, with pleasant scent and two price options. Available exclusively at Guratore The Rexall store. Hen won, Smith & Co, Tad.
Dr Victor 8 Clark presents estimated island population growth for ten years. A Hut Tete summary lists figures by year from 1900 to 1920 with varying totals such as 63,000 in 1901 and 70,000 in later years, alongside differing rate estimates.
Court filings recorded today show motions and defaults in multiple cases with references to divorce equity law probate and hearings. Notable entries include motions for default and requests for extended hearings and a reference to a master’s report with dates and docket numbers.
College of Hewall offers a Short Story Writing course led by Dr. Andrews. The class targets writers with some practice seeking systematic study of narration principles. Meetings tentatively set for Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 o clock with possible alternate times. Applications to Dr. Andrews due by Friday noon.
The Texatin Day committee plans a motor car run to Myrtle Boat House for Mo jcoming day. Arrangements with Raphi Transit will shuttle visitors from the end of the row to the two boat stations. Committed organizers include Robert Thompson, Ray Ridtow, and George Houghs who oversee the event preparations.
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