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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
5
The text discusses Theodore Roosevelt as New York Convention chair and notes broad party debates over tariff policy and federal priorities. It references figures like Andrews and Mejarilian, with emphasis on pro development platforms and political strategies in Congress and Hawaii.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a dispute involving Andrews and Harmony over loyalty to the Republican Party. It alleges manipulation of organizational duties, claims about discharge from services, and questions motives in organizing efforts. The excerpt is garbled but centers on party alignment and leadership friction within a territorial context.
A city commerce meeting debated consolidation of several business groups. Absent speakers urged unity while officers pressed the agenda, marking a renewed push for consolidation for the third consecutive year and a return to former organizational footing.
A Honolulu Bulletin editorial critiques the Chamber of Commerce for centralized control by business elites, urging broader representation. It calls for active, liberal, progressive community spirit and warns against monopolizing power or creating a detached, self-serving leadership. The piece stresses accountability and the need for all civic members to have a respectful say.
The will, dated 1904, directs a trust fund for a son named Robert aged twelve, providing 450 monthly for maintenance, escalating to 1000 yearly at 12 and 1600 later, with inheritance delayed until 88. Executors are Devenforthy and related relatives. provisions include schooling at Harvard Oxford and a path to the US Army and law practice. The document also seeks guardianship and cautious marriage restrictions.
Very desirable home at the corner of Pensacola and Kinau streets offering your choice of two proper ties. Call our office to arrange a viewing.
A fragment reflects concerns about fair hearing and a square deal as supporters press ahead with a proposed consolidation. Dissent warns that failure to enact the plan could breed conspiratorial failure and distrust in the economy.
California voters respond to a national call for a square deal in politics and honesty. The piece argues the primary results reflect a new era in the nation’s political life, aligning with reformist themes championed by Johnson and Kent and signaling broader momentum for clean governance.
The piece argues parties can unite on nonpartisan aims to reform forests and governance, predicting continued good work in California and electing independent officials for state and federal offices. It notes Desmond Puaser, son of Besmond Dunne, killed in a Brooklyn public works role, and reports a severe election sweep over St. Louis and damage near Westhampton.
July 29 Tibet reports show British and Indian authorities preparing troops along the Tibetan frontier for potential relief operations. The article notes heightened tensions with China and says measures were ordered to readiness in case of need.
fragmented OCR text reports share movements and prices with many garbled words and names. mentions Waialua Ajai, 6.02 percent, 18450 mint, Waetne Hoon, Honolulu Teewine for Matting Company, and various time stamps, but key details are unreadable.
Mee Wahamana Mtalola, famed Hawaiian healer, died yesterday at Jinamiite Home after long illness. She was about 100 years old, a trusted figure in the Hawaiian court lineage during the late Kalakano era. Funeral arrangements for her remains are to be held this afternoon.
Cary Renwick, 77, lies in a coffin from a garden oak felled after decades of guarding the property. Friends describe the tree as a symbol of family history, with the coffin to be carried by a special hearse to the cemetery for cement burial.
The article reports on political maneuvering around Candler possibly touring Hawaii to stump for McCandies and Kubla. It notes demands for reform on party lines, fundraising questions, and the potential impact on the Democratic ticket. McCandrens camp says Candler could visit after the Mississippi primaries, with plans discussed but not finalized.
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