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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
5
The speaker contends that ideas arise from the environment not brain-born and mocks the notion of a pure brainchild. He contrasts industrious work with passive drones and notes a scene of someone staying at a laboratory while others attend a baseball game, implying dedication and obsession.
A San Francisco banker argues the Panama Canal will boost Honolulu as a yacht trading hub. He predicts Honolulu will become a haven for eastern yachts seeking calmer waters, linking Great Pacific racing with trans ocean trade and local business.
Hawaii shipped domestic and sugar products totaling 69.98 million dollars for the year ending December 1911. American steamships and sailing vessels carried most of the exports and imports, with sugar alone worth 45.23 million to the mainland. The piece argues that sugar industry protection sustains Hawaii’s buying power and keeps American ships viable, warning that loss of protection could end coastwise shipping.
Local readers are urged to participate in party primaries to support capable candidates and curb undesirable elements. The piece cites Governor Taft and national issues, praising civic duty and steady city services while stressing the need for prudent leadership and voter engagement.
Surviving lines show a confused exchange with phrases about eating, a child named Archie, and inquiries about a nephew arriving from abroad. The text mentions Latin farm references, a clerk, and a heathbed scene, with scattered questions about addresses and a July date in a book.
A garbled passage references truth about warpath actions in Mexico, mentions outlaws, a friendly party in Washington, and a hoped correction or alignment by the government to bring about resolution.
A reader objects to a newspaper item about gas for Kabuki theater and contends Macpherson did not author the criticized piece. The letter disputes authorship and asserts Macpherson’s lack of involvement with Watabe Kaimuki and related enterprises.
Fragmented OCR shows Senate hearings amid tensions over wartime finance and civil rights. Lawmakers clash on timing and method, urging a truce for orderly statements while party leaders press for their agenda delays. House and Senate factions near a standoff as hearings continue on disputed measures.
A fragmented notice details low bids at a Powell parcel project with local contractors and a bank involved. The text shows confusion over dates and amounts, referencing multiple bidders and a site at a joint station.
Fragmentary text references Steward Billy Ashman and an Accommodating chief steward in Chive Mari with garbled terms. Mentions Jape ene Vowel and Honahatiende mornin, plus a note about Ashman leaving the company to engage in unspecified activity.
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