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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1911
Page
15
The passage discusses how ideals require active self-government, criticizing reliance on external powers and urging reformist thought. It references figures like Taft and La Follette, questions the value of civilizational progress, and stresses voter participation to achieve better governance. It notes skepticism toward centralized councils and highlights the need for responsible public action.
A muffled, opinionated look at President Taft and Speaker Clark amid shifting politics. The piece notes Hawaii policy and Canada reciprocity debates, suggesting a public opinion that Taft addresses constituents openly, with speculation on upcoming months and political maneuvers in the inland scene.
The editorial urges the Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association to send a sanitation delegation from the city with health officers to report on their work. It cites De La Follette remarks on needing broader regulation, opposing large scale premiums and echoing concern over American patriotism in Hawaii being shallow or financially driven.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a Beney house Trust and a medium through some carrier, with incomplete country border reference and unspecified real estate actions. Entity details are unclear. no clear event, date, or organizations emerge.
An overheard and garbled dialogue shows Mrs Halker and Mrs Witgot discussing a hat purchase, a bill, and a collector. The stray bits hint at social chatter and a household scene with missing or misread words. Names and actions remain uncertain due to the damaged text.
The article discusses A. Thurston's stance against a proposed Panama Canal plan. It notes opposition from Hawaii officials, references a Panama route influence on labor and trade, and cites disputes over governance and appeals to the federal government. The piece hints at political tension and regional impact.
In Wailuku Keys 23 three runners Toukamoto Seharwh and Jackson left Lahaina at 8 49 am and reached the Wailuku Court House at 1 pm with the Nipponese leading and Jackson second The four hour eleven minute time covered 1832 mile course The race was an exhibition with no official record The Kahului crowd will see races at Kahului Park Sunday promoted by local Japanese sports groups with proceeds for charity.
The Central Union Church outlines a Sunday program centered on the Men and Religion Forward Movement with four short addresses by A Hy Larl mer Chan FP Loomin Paul Super and Major A M Davin, plus a church choir and Bible School at 9:30 am and a 6:30 pm Crusade meeting. A later service at Latter Day Saints, King Street near Thomas Square, features bilingual morning worship with English and Hawaiian, Zion’s Literary Society at 6 pm, and an 7:30 pm sermon by Bilder Waller, inviting the public. Special missionary services are planned at 7:30 pm in the camp tent at 1th Ave and Walalae Road, open to Kailua residents. The piece notes skewed participation by men and boys in church life and references the movement’s aims.
Damaged OCR text shows partial bale listing with unclear buyer and location details. readable fragments mention a sale action but lack full names, dates, or official stubs, making the record insufficient to identify parties or terms.
Island Fruit Company and Wells Fargo Kixi Compa host a Honolulu gathering featuring speakers Past Kuper general secretary Yo NL K Ay and Mayor A. Mr. Davi. The program includes "The Significance OF Ye Movement" and "The Call of Jesus Christ to Modern Man" with attendance urged for men of the city regardless of church affiliation. A longshore voyage and a return of a yawl from the ice steamer Duca Deyti Abram are also noted.
The Kennedy party including General Manager Kennedy and Attorney Thompson completed a dramatic overland and sea journey in Hawaii. An auto crash in Hilo slowed progress as a vintage car caused a brief delay, with observers noting a remarkable sprinted travel pace amid rugged terrain and a running machine scene near Kailua.
An extensive voyage narrative describes General Stanmore Kenney Thompren and others traveling by land and sea, detailing detours, authorities, and receptions. The expedition includes stops at Kin general store, Kayalhae, Hilo, and Papaikow with officials and escorts guiding the party along the newly extended Hawaii rail line.
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