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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary text shows a heated exchange among Republicans and reformers, arguing over Shanghaiing by a political faction, party platforms, and loyalty oaths. It references Attorney Dowthitt, Thurston, and Cohen while critiquing tactics and public honesty in the campaign.
Reports focus on business leaders and Republican harmony in the city as factions form around organizational influence. The piece questions the role of party managers and the alignment of business interests with political power and the potential impact on the party's future.
Fragmented critique questions Republican approach and integrity in town politics. It ponders whether renegades or external sponsors influence workers and pay, criticizing the party's indifference and urging coherent leadership and harmony under Andrews and the sponsor.
Hawaii posts forty million dollars in merchandise shipments to the United States in seven months ending May 1010, with mainland imports around eighteen million, two hundred thirty thousand, and a half. The rise signals strong market demand but hints at capital flowing abroad to speculative ventures.
Hawaii authorities cite Former United States Judge Woodruff linking a special internt with investigations of frauds against Indian lands in Oklahoma. He served as US District Judge in the Utah Territory and Assistant Attorney General for the Interior under Garfield. He told a New York World reporter that President Roosevelt and Leupp pressured to block a controversial contract with Indians, leading to its repudiation and personnel changes at the Interior Department.
A dated wireless message condemns graft involving Indian tribes in Oklahoma. It cites a 4710,000 fee paid to attorneys from tribal funds and accuses Congress and officials, including Secretary Hitchcock, of enabling the alleged bribery and wrongful conduct amid tribal affairs and U.S. appropriations.
The writer recalls early toy rhymes, school verse, and college life at McGill University, detailing mentors like Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Goldwin Smith, editorial stints at Mt. Pleasant Cottage News, and travels from Montreal to Texas and the South. He notes letters from prominent Canadians, the rise of a weekly dash, and a republic of literary activity in a small Ontario town.
After a twelve day voyage from Honolulu to San Francisco the cruiser Cleveland arrived, towed by the navy tug Prome, with the big navy collier Chats. Coroner Rowe investigates the death of Adolph Kroll a boy reportedly killed by lockjaw after an automobile accident. Police arrest a suspect following a knife incident at a park. details remain uncertain.
A table by examining veterinarians shows conditions in Honolulu dairies with some clean and others severely diseased. The report notes varying infection levels and the number of cows affected, indicating a broad spread of the disease and raising concerns about herd losses.
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