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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
5
A garbled OCR passage references Longfellow and Mark Twain, mentions J Herts and Andlernon, and hints at a “trend” and a buried memorial. It weaves in faded lines about clocks and unseen moves and concludes with unclear mentions of Yocerreele and Bioh. The text is unreadable in places but preserves names and literary allusions.
Editorial raises concern over public officials using private capacities to influence government actions. It argues that remarks by Governor Hastatt and Superintendent of Public Works Marston Campbell reveal a belief that private capacity roles justify actions that would violate public trust. The piece calls for accountability to the people of Honolulu.
A fragmented report highlights clashes between prohibition era policies and public works water management. Officials caution about federal and territorial actions affecting irrigation, taxes, and taxpayer information while promising clearer guidance on water access and infrastructure.
Readable fragments show a tense exchange involving Roosevelt and Vatican officials. The Vatican signals objections to an anticipated audience as a means to pressure policy, while references to King and Pope indicate high level scrutiny of diplomatic access and protocol.
The text examines distrust in officialdom as underground channels and business leaders weigh security and public interests. It cites wartime fears, delays in building projects, and private capital costs while noting political maneuvering and calls for transparency.
The fragment discusses whether the Methodist Church has cause to justify public sentiment toward Home and its relation to Roosevelt era views. It notes a debate over church alignment and policy within the Vatican context as implied by the garbled text.
A community debate unfolds over placing a federal building on the Mahoka lot and related site work. Letters cite public interest, zoning, and the Chamber of Commerce as observers, urging a site at Irwin for better access and aesthetics.
A ballroom exhibition at the Raleigh Hotel showcased plans by Mulford Robinson to improve the city. Proponents praised federal aid to enhance Honolulu’s tropical landscape, arguing against sacrificing aesthetics for utilitarian change.
Three ocean frontage lots in Sea View Manoa are offered together for a short time at 1000 dollars. The large, high and sightly parcels promise an exceptional bargain for buyers seeking oceanfront property.
Citizens and officials, including Mr. von Hamm Mr. Alexander Youre and Theodore Richards, discuss locating the new Federal building. Supporters favor the Mahuka lot for centrality, accessibility, and a civic center, while opponents prefer the Irwin or other sites citing openness and future growth. The debate spans public figures and residents with prevailing support for Mahuka.
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