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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
1
Cincinnati April 10 Congressman Nicholas Longworth son in law of the President issues statement supporting Secretary Taft as a candidate for the Republican nomination for President.
Editorial notes that Senate Bill 91 mixes features of two proposed liquor measures. It argues the bill favors movies and liquor interests, failing to improve liquor problems. Proposes clearer license distinctions for selling liquor for on premise or either wholesale or retail use.
A trial in which the defendant Wallach testifies about swelling suspicion and a remedy made from tar and salad oil. The proceeding includes questions on a separate pendant, with the judge halting a line of questioning and the jury soon to hear the case.
A fragmented report notes a Senate discussion on lowering a promotion item to 5000 with department cuts debated. Names like Koknal Hewitt McCarthy Kalama Gandalf and Hewitt are mentioned among supporters, while the measure aims to cut advertising costs for Hawaii and related entities, signaling contention and political maneuvering.
San Francisco April 9 report notes price analysis figures 88 and 99.03 per unit with parity and a reference to previous quotation. Unclear context but indicates ongoing sugar market activity and price tracking in the city.
A fragment discusses how illness or incapacity leads to debt and hardship, noting deep shadows after illness and failed recovery. It references Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co and policy language about coverage and default risks.
The House moves on land policy and a Hughes bill to curb large land holdings by rich men and corporations. Passage of a bill funding a home for non able minors is rushed with broad support. The speaker urges passage to prevent alien control and promote western aid.
A long government view discusses prohibiting state funds from supporting immigrant aid when payments come from associations or through their agents. It argues that individuals may contribute, but associations cannot channel payments to immigration departments indirectly. The text references plans, planters associations, and state action toward funding immigration with conditions and advertising. The continuation is noted on page 7.
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