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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
5
The piece hints at gentle manners shaping daily life, urging orderly conduct with a focus on nourishing mornings and thoughtful actions, reflecting a timeless Victorian tone about civility and routine.
The article discusses Andrewism in 1904 with references to Attorney General Andeeys role and Ward politics. It criticizes political bosses and calls for dignity in office while noting the effect on voters and party integrity. It mentions Joseph W. Polk of St Louis and the demand for honest governance.
The piece critiques gender roles in fiction and contrasts two essays by Mr Bornned Shay and Mrs Giavun on how male power shapes stories. It discusses the idea that women’s influence remains central, though misrepresented, in narratives about relationships and social expectations.
President Taft influenced a broad postal savings bank bill moving through Congress. The measure aims to extend federal banking facilities gradually, expand government deposits, and protect deposits with government backing. Supporters say it benefits the public and national banking interests while avoiding constitutional issues.
The article discusses the coffee sector on Porto Rico, noting Spanish market influence, protectionism, and outdated methods. It cites a failed push by the National Coffee Growers Association to fund an agricultural bank to aid planters, rising bankruptcies, and a shift by younger farmers to fruit and sugar. Porto Rico produced 28,459,236 pounds of coffee last year, much destined for Spain, with the United States purchasing 12,641 pounds. From Harpethona comes intelligence about dealers.
The report details the coffee industry's struggles in Porta Meo, highlighting how local growers face instability and market pressures. New York World correspondent Tom Bor records the situation, noting disruptions to production and the planter’s shifting hopes amid economic strain.
A garbled report discusses Caribbean and Central American commerce, tariff protection, and colonial policy. It notes Spain’s influence, calls for safeguarding ports, and mentions coffee and sugar growers facing hardships as tensions rise between colonies and authorities.
A London Standard letter from Paternoster Square reports Russia’s stance in talks with Japan and China. Official remarks deny intentions for a broader roganization while seeking to preserve status quo, Manchuria, and economic ties, with France and England briefed on the negotiation aims. The interview discusses American Knox proposals and possible railway links, stressing a cautious balance among Russia, Japan, and China.
The Novelty Theatre presents a melodrama style version of Uncle Tom's Cabin featuring dialogue heavy scenes and comical interludes. Performers include Miss Milton and Wise-Mites with a focus on dramatic tableau and humorous dialogue as advertised in local bulletins.
A British report details a chaotic honeymoon ending in separation and pursuit. The bride from Alaska, married to a Los Angeles doctor, vanished after a dinner in Oakland. Police and transport crews searched in vain as the groom, recently recovered from a prior crisis, faced a perilous journey.
Winsted Conn July 20 Rear Admiral Cowles of Parting hot hordiv law of Colonel Roosevelt is a prominently mentioned probable candidate for governor on the Republican ticket Fall. Hitc Hhaw beamed on the political horling since the Tac bidwane largely known for Charles A Goodwin of Hartford, a cousin of J Pierpont Morgan and director of the New York Haven and Hartford. Luke of Hartford who was a football player at Mare vari joins the effort as a strong backer. He must fit up for the mid qboub tt Mutladetyhile Mowurd.
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