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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
5
The piece argues for a broad reorganization of society, elevating public duty over private gain and aiming at fairer distribution of interests. It cites President Woodrow Wilson and discusses party rules, primaries, and the enrollment process for precinct voters, detailing timelines and responsibilities of party committees.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Republican duties and party loyalty. Mentions party leaders, precinct officers, and upcoming elections with confusion over timing and who will be called. Notes wandering voters and general party organization amid disrupted wording.
A fragmented letter reviews intra party conflict in Andrews and Buffandeau’s faction within the Third Precinct Fourth District Republicans. It alleges manipulation of the vote, public misrepresentation by editors, and calls for reform to end Buffandeau’s influence and improve ballot integrity amid low registration and contested leadership.
A garbled report discusses precinct duties for voter lists and sample procedures for roll maintenance. It urges readers to read the provided text, verify eligibility, and prepare for upcoming party activities while urging timely action.
Fragmentary text argues against private turnover of Hilo waterfronts and Territory parcels. It contends public interest must prevent tolls and tribute on freight and property, warning that private control could enable burdensome charges.
The office will be open from 8 until 10 a.m. on Sunday mornings, providing a limited midmorning service window for customers.
A fragment describes precinct club enrollment deadlines transfers after thirty days in another precinct and eligibility to vote in county and territorial conventions. It notes that delegates are not received without proper enrollment and that the electoral register is set after the biennial precinct club officers meeting.
The document presents a garbled account of public forums and a proposed bond sale. It mentions the Territory’s finances, public access to hearings, and political maneuvering around a town increase. References to Hilo, Shanghai, and a potential mayoral outcome imply a convoluted local election context.
A historical letter argues Japan would gain little from war with the United States, detailing the huge costs of colonial struggles in Formosa and the Philippines. It weighs economic burdens, potential losses in Manchuria and Korea, and cautions against provoking a global conflict, urging Japan to avoid a costly confrontation.
Fragmented text lists fashion items and names with scattered phrases. Mentions bag, tote, flapmer, and references to individuals and places, but overall unclear. The passage resembles a rough OCR fragment from a New York era column with garbled terms and stray dates.
Richmond Virginia July 2 1 2 it was believed that in due time Gov Evans Maven would appoint exdoy Swanson to fill the unexpired term of John Warwick Tanto in the United States senate. Congr essman Flood Speaker Hurt and others have been mentioned. The appointment will be for the remainder of the present term Senator Daniel Yas resigned for the ensuing term. Augustus Swanson was born in Philadelphia county Pennsylvania March 1829. He was a clerk at a store entered parliament and licensed to practice law. He later became a member of the congress for two terms. God was his heine elected governor of Virginia.
The article extols proprietary medicines as proven by high physician prescription rates and ubiquitous presence in drugstores. It claims standard remedies like Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound are long standing, trusted, and essential in every family medicine chest.
Arabia remains home to one of the largest expanses of unexplored land, preserving a substantial area whose details remain largely undocumented. Explorers and scholars note the vast sands and remote terrains that continue to elude mapping.
In the Circuit Court of the Territory of Hawaii Honolulu Territory probate, Trent Crost Company as administrator seeks approval of accounts for Frank M. Childs estate. The court schedules a hearing for September 12, 1910, at 10 o'clock in the morning at the Honolulu court to consider the petition and any objections.
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