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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
11
Fragmented campaign chatter mocks leaders while guessing outcomes. Alleged candidates and party figures swirl in rumor and satire as supporters debate who can carry Republicans to victory. Names appear garbled, reflecting OCR noise and partisan buzz without clear results.
A garbled, opinionated excerpt attacks prohibition opponents and a candidate, accusing them of prejudice and inflaming hatred. It references an anti prohibition stance and a supposed large majority, though text quality is poor and many phrases are indecipherable.
Fragmentary text suggests Marmiony in the Republiven quarry calls for removal of Lael Andrews from the organization. Early notes imply split leadership and possible upheaval within the group as supporters reject current heads.
A fragmentary account argues for Hawaiian American candidates in Maui County, urging voters to push aside conservative elements. It asserts the younger Hawaiian Americans can transform local government, stressing road funding and civic development while warning against backlash from established factions.
The text rallies young men to support a reform movement in Hawaii County, criticizing veteran politicians and Hawaiian American candidates. It argues old leaders waste money, delays progress, and that the next generation must push for honest public work, responsible administration, and popular government led by the youth.
The text urges businessmen to actively petition during legislative sessions. It argues timely civic action ensures true representation and that business leaders belong in the front row to push reform. It warns government will not represent without proactive citizen involvement.
A murky excerpt discusses authority over property and condemnation. It questions who should decide property use, mentions a potential two billion dollar building, and debates compensation and public welfare versus private ownership in a tense community dispute.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a hotel near Mort and a firm named EL Ankotgh & Co. It references a tempoed tone of a writing task and Veiee Mominton Standards, with unclear details about a writing service. The readable bits point to a hotel location and possibly a firm or standard references.
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