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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1910
Page
4
A fragmentary political exhortation mocks a Republican platform and urges a bold statewide program. It warns that infighting and vague promises will fail, while a decisive, reformist stance would secure swift, sweeping victory in the fall elections.
A Honolulu paper reports steep internal conflict within the Republican Territorial Committee over actions favoring immigration reform and alleged secret deals. Insurgent members accuse the majority of duplicity, trading, and vote buying, with resignations and public rebukes signaling a fracture between reformers and entrenched leaders.
The piece urges Atkinson and Lanetow to present straight politics to voters, rejecting liquor and other interests. It calls for active Republicans to fight for right and justice, purge dictators and graft, and earn public trust through honest primaries and demonstrated results as the path to victory in the Territory.
The United States consumed a record amount of sugar in the just-ended fiscal year, drawing more from domestic fields and territories than ever before. Estimated by the Bureau of Statistics, roughly 7.5 billion pounds were used, about 6 pounds per capita, with Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and sugar lands contributing large shares.
The text outlines 1910 sugar flows showing Hawaii and Porto Rico yields at record highs, beet and cane US production, and rising domestic output. It notes foreign share of US sugar consumption shrinking from about 75 percent in 1905 toward 80 percent earlier, with shifts due to beet sugar growth and demand changes.
July 4 report from the Vatican notes a break in diplomatic ties with Spain and recall of envoy Juan de Ojeda amid a worsening crisis. The situation deepens amid church state tensions and proposed constitutional changes affecting Catholic insignia on buildings.
Funeral services for Captain Fuller are noted amid a series of real estate and record entries dated August 1910. The page records entries for August 22 and 23 including multiple names, property transfers, and legal notices, with brief mentions of families and local transactions interspersed with memorial items.
The Realty Board in Honolulu promotes a citywide effort led by Brenton and Linda Koriates to advance housing and civic projects. They call for inclusive reforms, reject outside influence, and urge voters to back a broad, people oriented plan without party interference.
Injunction filed by Juda Cooper seeks court relief against Bark A. Swinton and minor Ae Ko Sinem. Lemuel K. Paakoo et al petition to stop alleged deed manipulation of Kuluna Pant property tied to a 1906 dispute. Plaintiffs claim Kuluna was old and unaware, and that the deed was forged or misunderstood. Case involves property in Sarah Swinton with claims of misrepresentation and attempted division of the estate after Kats death in 1908.
Negotiations proceed as leaders discuss production terms at Pokat with Indira Mtra in attendance. Key figures include Gifford Hirser and James Wit who chart strategy for the Smitheonten division amid tense supply lines and debt concerns.
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