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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
5
A garbled, OCR style passage references William Jennings Bryan praising national ideals and endless debates over law, order, and public works. It mentions construction of lime and works, roads, and governance without coherent structure or clear events.
Governor Hughes of New York and supporters denounce corrupt practices in Honolulu politics and push for direct party primaries. The editorial argues for honest representatives and urges Hawaii voters to back genuine reform over self serving interests. It warns that New York style corruption hints may not fit Hawaii yet stresses the need for clean government and direct nomination by party voters.
Fragmentary report notes Indiana and California Republicans and Democrats defending their tar views amid intra party tensions. The scene at Howe Mort appears orderly as members attend to duties and highlight party differences.
A garbled report outlines tariff disputes over sugar prices between Europe and allied parties. It mentions taxes, market effects, and the broader debate on trade protectionism, with references to balancing domestic production and international competition.
Fragmented text presents a gubernatorial comment on wealth and its moral impact. The words reference the governor’s stance on wealth creation without harming others and allude to Hawaii. The fragmentary OCR lacks clear event or date details to specify stronger entities or outcomes.
Hanolulu honors Mr. Tokieds and his partner for finalizing a major project with Yokohama Specie Hawk. The new building showcases their commitment to Ho-Holuin's planned future and signals expanded prosperity through their stake in a forthcoming bar block.
Superintendent Campbell denounces a proposed sewer and lawn irrigation charge as part of a broader anti government campaign. He argues the water works are mismanaged and should be moved from private control to city and county ownership to relieve taxpayers from costly, unnecessary projects and protect the public interest.
Report warns Taft will try to block La Follette’s reelection while factions within Wisconsin Republicans test loyalties and threaten party unity. Roosevelts stance weighs as 1904 split echoes and the Supreme Court of the state makes a decisive move.
Fragmented reminiscences and polemics from La Pultette’s era critique the Republican party’s response to public sentiment. The commentary urges responsiveness to national questions, warning that ignoring mass opinion could fracture the party and provoke a broader political upheaval. The piece rails against leaders and factions, touting a single transformative figure as essential to mobilize support.
A lively charity show at the Ke PL Mall featured Australian poetry, elocution sketches, and musical numbers. Highlights included Doh Row’s audience hit, Chalmers with humorous verse, a transport soldier’s encore, and Mike Paton hosting with strong monologues. The evening drew a large crowd and left attendees pleased with performances.
The entire property three parcels are offered for a brief period at 1000 dollars. The notice highlights a limited window to purchase the three lots before the offer expires and intends to attract potential buyers with the fixed price.
Wireless 18 announces Sunday hours from eight until ten in the morning. A brief notice states the store will be open for a limited window, inviting customers to visit before noon.
Policy Officer Abrwu testified as Judge Andrade heard a family dispute charged as assault and battery. The case, rooted in a feud among neighbors, saw the charge reduced to simple assault and battery and several defendants fined or acquitted. The judge noted the quarrel began over private matters and should have been settled at home.
In Wailula Girone Court the morning Kuwalum a Japanese defendant was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing his wife at West ae manthe ago. Attorney Dow AHIE of Doushitt & Coke appeared. The court proceeding details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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