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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
5
Garbled OCR text mentions a Hawaii event with yacht competition and fundraising notes. It references a team or group ending with words suggesting entertainment meals and funding. Names, places, and clear facts are unreadable, yielding a weak basis for a precise summary.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Hawaii Territory freight policy and sugar interests influencing transportation control near the city hills. Mentions Congress, tariffs, and proposals to favor protective tariffs while aiming to improve freight handling and carrier relations.
Fragmented notes discuss the Organic Act, land transfers in Mountain County, and Sugar beet farming. It mentions attempts to amend the Rabie Act, home rule votes, and prohibition sentiment. References to Honolulu politics, the waterworks transfer, and local economic prospects appear amid garbled OCR.
Our yacht Hawaii, Honolua, should back the trade Papipif yacht race this season. The pace itself is a Honolulu propagation. The idea originated here with Kot Ite principal backing and deserves continuous support. The mainland benefit is clear, with added incentive of possible victory. Commodore Wilder, set to await the race, has focused on details big and small, transforming the yacht from a cruising craft into a capable racer. The hull has faced much criticism. supporters insist a properly built hundred percent effort can outpace any prior trans-Pacific contest.
A muddled OCR fragment portrays small town life with scattered names and scenes. It hints at a church service where parishioners request prayers for loved ones, a Rural area where a farmer faces domestic issues, and a traveler’s memory of a late August visit. The text blends awkward dialogue and odd phrases across several threads.
The piece questions Prohibition’s political impact and the risk of rule by a few in a Wind era. It argues that Republicans may lose when policy favours dependence on a few, while Democrats could gain, reflecting on how past shifts in towns affected by Prohibition alter voting loyalties and party fortunes.
A future linked with abioning will see the launching soon of two Salvation Army ships named Deuations and Courage. The Deuations is commanded by Adjutant Bryant and the Courage by Lieutenant Wilmore. These two commanders are well known.
Real estate note urges buyers to act now in College Hills Pumul Manoa as housing options are highlighted for new homes and investment opportunities amid market interest.
In Honolulu two Salvation Army leaders Adjutant Bryant and Lieutenant Wilmore showcase cartoons of Dauntless and Courage to promote a $500 fund drive for Bol Vaulion Army work in Hawaii. A self denial event at the Salvation Army hall on Nunatin and King streets aims to raise about $40 plus other prizes as cargoes totaling $500 are prepared for launch on April 17.
The Promotion Committee debated inviting the National Editorial Association to Hawaii during their California visit. Editor Haumgartner of the Santa Anna Register urged bringing a party of editorial writers to Hawaii. Officials suggested chamber, merchants, governor, mayor, and supervisors discuss and extend an invitation. The association met in New York last year and many attendees went to Param. This year’s annual meeting is in California.
The Acting Secretary approved travel and exhibit plans amid discussions of inviting the National Editorial Association to the Hale of the Promotion Committee. Meetings considered transport rates for Mr. Vierra and a Hawaiian musician, with summer excursions to Hawaii and California linked to a Pan American exhibit and the Panama Canal Expo. A proposed $50,000 to $100,000 appropriation sought to support Hawaii’s display in New Orleans or other venues, while Los Angeles party schedules and cruise logistics were reviewed for a August to October voyage via Pacific Mail ships visiting Yokohama Kobe Hong Kong and Shanghai.
An old advertisement touts a mild liquid treatment for eczema, urging readers to drop greasy salves and medicines. It promotes Mauld, B. D. D. Prescription and Moclor’s prescription as effective, and directs readers to Honolulu Drug Co. on Port Street for a bottle.
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