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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1911
Page
5
A peculiar note on how a tree designed by elves seeks the right atmosphere to grow. It explores imagined conditions, mentioning growth, environment, and a gentle, magical setting that supports its development.
The article notes Canadian sentiment leaning toward annexation amid political debate. It discusses regional reactions and fears of U S influence, suggesting a broad public mood favoring closer ties while addressing resistance and historical divisions. Key figures and dates are implied in the surrounding coverage.
The editorial urges Honolulu to press for an assurance that the Pacific fleet will visit this port this fall and to fix the departure date from the coast beyond reasonable doubt. It argues naval educational value and local enterprise justify the bid, calling on civic bodies to act.
Local meeting on paving plans for Queen Street and surrounding roads generates controversy. Citizens and labor groups clash over bids, costs, and the paving method with promises of concrete and asphalt work proceeding this year.
A county style city discussion centered on a plan to expand the sewer system to prevent overflows. Officials from the health department, city leadership, and engineers debated route options and funding at a tense afternoon meeting.
Island Fruit Company ships goods with Wells Fargo Express Company handling delivery. The brief note highlights logistical cooperation and secure transportation for regional shipments.
In the district scheme matters move slowly as survey work nears completion. Sur veyor Wall has finished this portion and the case now rests with Secretary Mott-Smith. The secretary is praised for strong resolve during early discussions of the plan.
A long domestic struggle from November 1909 to December 1910 shows John K Fern’s alleged neglect and limited support for his wife Abbie and four children, with claims of silence, flirtations with other women, and threats. Judge Robinson ordered dissolution of marriage as the case unfolded before the United States District Court, noting payments as low as 35 cents daily and monthly sums failing to meet family needs.
President Pratt of the board of health and Superintendent Marsten Campbell will coordinate on the project. A detailed map by Mr Wall is to be examined to determine exact earthwork needs, with tentative plans for a D now Kireet through Ward to Cord and a parallel ditch. Debates over raising parts of the defences continue as three officials plan further meetings.
M Long Hoen seeks permission to practice in Hawaii courts. He was born in Hawaii and is a graduate of Oahu College. He studied two years at Hastings College of Law on the mainland and spent a year with the firm Manson and Samuels in San Francisco.
Fragmented text details debate over reciprocity with the United States and political maneuvering. Mentions loyalty, power dynamics, and opinions of various figures, reflecting a contested stance on bilateral relations and policy direction.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a poem flier mentioning a governor, durante an era about reform and health, with scattered names and places. The legibility is poor, but the text references a governor’s actions and a public tone from a past era.
Immigrant Tincome Battaglia, now employed at the Honolulu Iron Works, reports many locals out of work and willing to emigrate to Hawaii. He notes arrivals over ten years from the Rumpeda information party and recalls working in Paan hau before moving to Honolulu. He appeals to authorities in the Territory to recruit willing workers from the United States.
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