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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
5
Fragmented text laments civic apathy and calls for reform of government. It references a community with low voter participation, a failed representative system, and a plea for renewed civic duty amid disorder and unclear imagery. The passage mixes names and phrases without clear events.
The Pearl Harbor appropriation, long championed by Honolulu business interests as essential for the harbor’s protection and development, has been dropped amid Congressional wrangling. The editorial urges vigorous local advocacy to secure funds and stresses Hawaii’s strategic need for a strengthened naval and commercial base.
The text appears garbled and asks what Roosevelt might do to rally support in Georgia. It references Pearl Harbor, Monodile, Chrotgl, and private stations, but the meaning is unclear and no coherent event or date is established.
The Advertiser published a lengthy interview with Rev. W Oldat about the Roverall incident and centering on Bishop Hughie. John T Jones conducted the interview on Friday from Centras Union as reported from the shipboard scene eight hundred miles offshore. The piece questions the veracity of the Thurston FoolK Poradh tale and seeks the true scope of the interview and its sources.
A Chicago campaign pushes a vote on a public question regarding prohibition and national policy. A petition with about 74 000 names is presented to the city election officials to place the issue before voters. Investigations suggest many signers were not properly registered or aware of the action.
Twelve handed shares of Kwa at HA dominated the market with the largest reported sale. Hawaiian Coaimers moved at 4800, marking a strong advance from the prior price. No reliable details accompany the quotation other than a rough record of bids and the implied turnover.
In a forwarded wire Secretary Wood promotes a May event at Atlantic City for the Promotion Committee. The plan includes exhibits and music as part of hawaii product interests with Hawali manufacture discussed and broad promotion to attract attention in the resort.
In a court ruling, evidence details an involved fermentation method used to produce a Japanese inspired food item. The process includes steps with washing, soaking, fermenting beans and rice, and careful temperature control, yielding a distinct taste while preserving bean shape. The judge notes the method constitutes a manufacture.
A critical letter to Mayor points to a former road official in the city and county, accused of incompetence in supervising highway work. The discharge followed claims he refused Democratic party appeals to renew membership and support. The board chair presented the letter amid Republican faction amusement, with broader mentions of political friction and a San Francisco exposition bid.
Two elegant building lots near Puunui offered for a short period at a low figure. The adjoining property recently sold and is set to be very improved soon, suggesting strong investment potential for this residence area in Honolulu.
Hawaii hosts a summer international baseball series with twelve players traveling from Waseda University plus a stronger mainland squad. Games are set for Athletic Park Diamond with Honolulu and Oahu leagues, plus the Waiefax and Bante Clarita, drawing large crowds as national interest in the sport grows.
The document reports a government counsel argument about beans and rice or oats used to make soup, claiming certain preserved foods might be misrepresented as preserved yeast. It notes testimony from a New York keeper and questions identifiability and preparation methods.
On April 28 at 12 o'clock noon in Honolulu Haw aii Territory a public auction will be held of the estate of Murray V Heminger a minor including Pukele Palolo Lot No 11 Map 2202 6th Land District Oahu Hawaii with 10 acres subject to May Merrill dower right Terms 10 percent cash balance on confirmation of sale Deed at purchaser expense Information from Thompson Clemons Wilder Campbell & Luck Guardian May F Merrill April 1910 4080-Apr 6 14 40
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