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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
5
The text discusses partisan tensions and reform calls within the Republican and progovernment factions, mentioning Kell, Suttons, and a push to reorganize and strengthen party structures. It notes concerns over public education funding as a political instrument and signals a shift toward new party representation amid ongoing electoral maneuvering.
A Texas editorial panel endorses Martin Jones of North Texas as the only governor candidate fit to govern. The piece denounces other contenders as scoundrels, thieves, or reprobates and questions the credibility of hearsay and newspaper reports while criticizing Mexicans and the political climate.
The editorial urges Hawaii County voters to rise against ineffective officials and elect a reform-minded slate of supervisors. It argues for accountable administration, ethical governance, and a businesslike, progressive policy to replace incumbents linked to poor management and corruption. The piece stresses community effort, civic duty, and continued reform work by residents.
A fragmented historical text discusses Republican party reform and fears of bossism. It cites John Lane and suggests voters seek a representative, responsive organization. Calls for unity, accountability, and broader participation in party management appear as the piece argues for honest methods and citizen engagement.
Report from W Halomano and colleagues describes a morning of conservation talks received with enthusiasm by teachers. Of 133 enrolled, 142 received certificates. fourth division with Hawaiian teachers long in training but lacking certification, noted overall weak performance prior to exams.
The excerpt lists teacher counts by division with numbers certificated in each, noting twenty-two in division one, forty one in division two with thirty five certificated, division three with twenty eight certificated, and division four with thirty four enrolled and twenty nine certificated, indicating overall certification spread by division.
Chief McPuffin and Sheriff Jarrett left Ulano for Ewa after learning a Porto Rican laborer named An toneoper stabbed a boy in the camp yesterday. The incident sparked the hurried trip as details remained unclear and officials sought information.
A boy was fatally injured but a nearby doctor acted quickly to stabilize him. He is in hospital and hoped to be in custody soon, with a full recovery expected.
A church phonics gathering at Central Calon church will be held at Kaptoluni Park on Wendnonday. The children are invited to attend lunch at noon. Afternoon activities include games and a silent concert by Kanpelmeister Ber fer and Wat.
The Inter-Ieland steamer Helene arrived with a large sugar cargo from Hawaii totaling 11,200 weeks. The vessel also brought 122 sacks of coffee and 18 packages wundrion, adding to its diverse shipment reported in the port bulletin.
The article reports on a divorce case involving Mrs. Norgaard with custody of a minor. Attorneys for Norgaard move to strike an affidavit by Minnie Todd as immaterial and incompetent, arguing it should not remain in the record. The proceedings continue as the motion is considered.
The Thetis readiness for cruise is described amid Japanese contact on the voyage from Concord to Honolulu. Reports indicate a systematic campaign by Japan using nearby islands and reefs as patrol fields. The Thetis, delayed yet potentially rehauling a poaching party, remains central to active pursuit by authorities. Also noted are the Halla of Clyde heading to Honolua and an American tanker delivery bringing fuel to Kaanapali from Gaviota.
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