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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1911
Page
7
A fragmentary quotation reflects on faith in government and duty, invoking Abraham Lincoln to emphasize resolve and responsibility. The text provided offers a symbolic musing rather than a concrete event or report.
R W Shingle tells the Bulletin that the morning paper wrongly saddled him with political schemes he knew nothing about. The Revertiser printed what it wished would happen and passed it off as truth, but the effort failed.
The Bulletin urges Honolulu business leaders to tour the city’s unsanitary areas and push health and sanitation officers to address local hazards. It warns that federal quarantine threats matter less than internal cleanup to prevent costly outbreaks, naming Pratt Judd Hobdy Moore and other officials as figures to consult.
Washington figures Pinchot and Miles Poindexter arrived from D C to discuss Alaska development. They advocate open exploration while balancing conservation. The debate centers on regulating coal lands and ensuring public ownership remains a tool for Federal and territorial gains.
The speaker notes a surge of inquiries about Hawaii from readers and visitors. People expect to move to Hawaii for farming or rest, with many planning to visit or relocate. Newspapers highlighted Hawaii during travels, drawing possible settlers and future visitors to the islands.
An account describes Actety Palabay aboard the army transport Dix arriving from the Potomac area. He is confined on deck and moved to a reform colony as authorities seek to determine his condition and the fate of the ship’s passengers.
The article discusses a new comet following Halley, visible in the morning sky with a tail resembling a narrow glint. It travels faster than Halley, about 345 million miles away at times, making its path hard to track as daylight approaches. Observatory notes from Mt Hamilton, California show Brook's comet nearing visibility but slipping from view with sunrise.
A small classified item states Island Fruit Company will prepare crates of pineapples or large bunches of bananas upon order. The ad promises quick service and mentions partners Wella and Fargo Exptens Comps in association.
Aberdeen Sept 6 Thirst wireless telegraph titlons in the city owned and operated by boys are responsible for frequent complaints to Grays Harbor Railway and Light company. Mr Miller says the power to run the stations comes from current used in residence districts for lighting causing dimming and outages. He proposes separate transformers for the different stations to prevent affecting other homes.
Fragmented dialogue reveals a family scene about music lessons and a misprint in a newspaper issue. A father corrects a child while an editor jokes about the printer’s error and a distant Kent man’s habit of arguing. The piece captures everyday domestic humor and the newsroom hum.
The crowded police court heard the morning trial of Chinese gamblers before Police Judge Moniatrat. Defendants, arrested by Chief McLinthe and officers, had cases postponed to next Saturday. One defendant admitted carrying a weapon with a permit secured by U. S. District Attorney Breckens. About sixteen gamblers at Mountain were guilty pleas in the afternoon session.
Fragmentary OCR notes list 2185 odbertat teams and a business office reference with names Thone tole Dhan and members of the He. Details are unclear but indicate a community or organizational listing and potential personnel.
An advertisement promotes Rexall Ordertion as a safe dependable remedy for aged people with bowel disorders. It claims soothing tonic regenerative effects, quick relief from irritation and weakness, and easy candy-like dosing. Sold only at Henson, Kmith & Co Tad store with price Jie and Co.
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