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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
7
The Bulletin claims the first and exclusive news on charges against the Governor by Delegate Kuhio, touting itself as the best newspaper in town. It emphasizes its popularity with the people and appeal to progressive business advertisers.
Honolulu health officials lead Chamber of Commerce members on a Seeing Honolulu visit to inspect sanitation, housing, and civic needs. The piece urges every business group to participate, support public health goals, and back capable leaders for future improvements.
Fragmented text mentions a court matter with unclear names and dates. It references a judge or legal action and several garbled names, suggesting a historic court record or obituary snippet with damaged OCR from an Evening Smiles page.
A garbled 1920s style piece debates Supreme Court rulings, executive policy alignment, and national duty. It hints at Germany France and Hawaii sugar prices influencing world affairs, praising civic duty and warning about citizen responsibility in government.
A fragmented, wearying poem fragment referencing travel to Oahu and homeward longing. Vague lines mention AIL Ilues Winkin and Restlone, with uncertain speakers and directions.
A shaky text fragment shows a plea for public cooperation on a proposed sanitation project. It references power lines, street improvements, the Nuuanu Stream Road, and measures to lift drought conditions. It mentions health authorities, central officials, and urgent funding needs, with discussions about implementing sanitary and drainage work and the potential land use implications.
Citizens call for urgent action to fund education and infrastructure while demanding accountable leadership. An editorial argues for self government by commission as the only sane path, urging voters to elect principled, competent officials who will spend public funds judiciously and pursue timely improvements.
George W. Binith, longtime health advocate, praises improvements in Hoontatut sanitation while stressing ongoing work and funding needs. Dr Pratt, president of the Board of Health, notes positive outcomes from a Chamber of Commerce health department trip that highlighted new streets and draintage plans.
Washington dispatch reports the United States Army will muster around 89,000 personnel as it plans a Western Inspection tour led by Secretary of War and the Under Secretary. The event previews a total strength near 1,004 enlisted men, 6,702 Philippine forces, and 500 commissioned officers, detailing current and projected manpower.
During the extra session of Congress there were thirty-two presidential nominations that failed to receive confirmation by the Senate. Three nominations were rejected.
Eyewitnesses report a sudden volcanic surge along the southeastern flank, with lava and steam spraying the crater. Residents recall no prior sighting this intense in living memory. A ship named Makambo reportedly departed to a northern region and returned to Vile later the same day, leaving the area in a state of alert.
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