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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1911
Page
5
A garbled clipping mentions wartime concerns in Hawaii and the Pacific, referencing local figures and defense ideas. It alludes to women’s equal rights in North Carolina, American military leadership, and a controversial Gibraltar defense concept amid ongoing global conflict.
Fragmented OCR reads like notes on lawyers and officials, mentioning Los Angeles and various names in a garbled order. The piece lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes, hindering a coherent summary beyond noting a legal context and unclear names.
Fragmented OCR text shows a heated era debate on prohibition and national policy. References to educators, population shifts, and court actions hint at a period of political tension and social reform. Names and precise details are obscured by garbled characters.
A fragmented commentary questions Supervisor Murray's role and aims to represent the community. It notes friction with a development location choice and skepticism toward public officials, urging scrutiny of leaders and transparency in governance.
A garbled OCR style text presents a string of partial names and phrases. It reads like a fragmented question about someone performing a function and returning to a yard, with obscure references and no clear outcome or event.
Fragmentary OCR sentence describes a supervisory figure named Murray and a public display involving a top step on a wagon. The readable bits mention voters, behavior, and a ceremonial gesture but lack coherent context or complete facts for a solid summary.
A Glasgow University geologist, Prof. J. W. Gregory, concludes Australian artesian waters are stored in long lasting basins not regularly replenished by rainfall. He estimates the deep underground reservoir spans about 586000 square miles, covering much of Queensland and parts of New South Wales and South Australia. He warns current pumping and wastage may deplete supplies, calling for government action to regulate extraction as demand grows.
City and county road committee chair Samuel Dwhehe will present to the board tonight a recommendation to purchase an oil spray machine at 850 with an estimated additional 50 to cover mounting costs. The report notes prior samples and aims to curb a stubborn asphalt pattern while seeking funding for equipment.
An ad from the Island Fruit Company with Wells Fargo Express Company offers selections of six selected pines or two large bunches of bananas. The notice promises delivery or service through rent handling by the company and expresses a simple ordering method.
An account describes a confrontation at a gathering where Clifford White recalls Murray’s actions. An altercation escalated after dinner, with Murray striking White’s son outside, followed by verbal provocation and perceived threats. The incident occurred in the Hatch alley area on the night of September 19 1911.
An account of a training exercise at Fort Ruger with a large gun crew and moving target practice. The narrative mentions officers and officials observing, the detonation heard, and a sequence of firing events amid a busy military scene. Names and titles include Marine and territorial figures and various officials.
Baybrook Conn September The 91 year old Joseph Pendleton fulfilled a childhood vow by not shaving until a bridge over the Connecticut River near his home was built. The old Lyme bridge, matching his requirement, was dedicated this week after about 1 million was spent on construction.
Fragmentary OCR note lists books for sale at the Bulletin and mentions shipping options. The wording is unclear and names are unreadable, but indicates an ad or notice for book sales with possible shipping details.
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