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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
11
A garbled page fragment blends poetry with stray social and political musings. It references a jewel immune to mining or chemistry, hints at wealth, wine, and music, and mocks early bird vigilance. The text shifts to census doubt, a possible political club figure, and a jab at Prohibition advocates aligned with government by commission.
The article outlines a plan to publish a complete record of the Senate hearing on Prohibition. It details remarks from Mr Woolley and delegates, with daily statements to help readers judge leaders’ aims and the movement’s adherence to territory governance. It notes coverage of police and public order, and hints at political maneuvering and public attitudes toward immigration and reform.
A late 19th or early 20th century editorial argues for strict policing of rioters, demanding swift arrest and jail for demonstrators. It condemns prolonged delays, calls for even handed justice, and warns against graft and leniency, urging leaders to enforce existing laws and restore order.
A fragmentary report notes the Ringleaders face a felony charge amid ongoing tensions. The text references government actions and social divides, mentioning separate groups and a woman's tearful reaction impacting a man, within a broader moral and political strain.
In a crowded courtroom Judge Andrade hears the arraignment of Vasili eff agitators amid claims the men derive livelihood from immigrants. Vasile and companions march to the dock and the police vow to keep control, while supporters defend their actions as protest against labor conditions.
In April, four warships on duty head for Velparniso and Velpate to aid the international September celebration. Gunboats will be stationed along Central American routes amid expected unrest. Secretary Meyer explains the plan, with northern yard work slated for winter to prepare for southern operations.
The Bord of Agriculture discussed designating 800 acres as a forest reserve near Wattaea. Attendees included Gov Frear, Mar Wok Camelwun, and other territorial officials who reviewed forest protection goals and potential management actions in the territory. The session covered land use, conservation aims, and next steps for recommendations.
Three high and lightly used lots in Manoa View offered together for 1000 dollars. Located for easy access and good potential, this bargain targets buyers seeking value in land parcels and prime placement.
Fragmentary OCR passage hints at a naval inquiry or incident involving a steamer diverted by tidal conditions. Mentions Rear Admiral Rawk, life preservers, and possible damage or loss, but readable facts are limited and names and specifics are garbled.
A damaged maritime notice reports Rosebank remains overdue at sea. It notes the ship left Newport News and is twenty three days out of port with average passage times in the Magellan Straits area. Several freighters from these ports have arrived after about seven days, but Rosebank’s fate remains unclear.
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A guardian was appointed for a months old child in a court proceeding. The child is the son of Martel B. Muefartar and Mra Macfarlane is noted as the mother. The hearing occurred in the main court, and related notices mention the caption Bond In the main office for room availability.
A damaged laser cable repair was rushed at the Matson Navigation site in San Francisco. Work aims to restore the vessel Lurline to full service for a May 5 departure from Honolulu and a May 6 return to Santa Barbara.
KAIMUKT HOURS Me Chie announces a plan to extend a voyage and arrange an appointment with Kudronkt Land Company. The old bark Elects will be transformed for harbor use after sailing days, replacing the Qormunte hulk as one of the oldest wooden vessels. Built in 1865 in Boston the Electra weighed about 540 tons and was notable as a steamer with a long record at sea.
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