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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented OCR review highlights Honolulu politics with calls for Democratic machinery, party conventions, and a looming winter budget debate. It notes a $700,000 surplus, pressure on public funds, and potential reforms tied to state and territorial finance amid voter sentiment and campaign activity.
Republicans hold precinct meetings to nominate delegates for territorial and county conventions. The notice urges voters to attend in force to block political manipulation and ensure fair representation at the upcoming party events.
A fragmented Manoa page proclaims the voters oppose attempts to manipulate local politics and calls to defeat a faction led by a club sponsor Andrews. The text emphasizes broad representation, clear citizen purposes, and warns against creating fortune from name calling.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled item titled Morning Squeal. It references political humor, a performer named Hemnaine Paver, and a wary public figure facing criticism. The unreadable text prevents clear events or outcomes from being established.
The morning paper notes growing public distrust as the Andrews plan is challenged by decent citizens. It describes the accused manipulation as a hollow tactic presented by officials and dismissed by the populace, who see no merit or virtue in its aims.
The report notes ongoing delays in federal building progress due to congressional actions and appropriations affecting the project timeline and funding allocations.
The fragment discusses a proposed exchange of the Mahukit site for another location, viewing the plan as a propar, and fears delays and political fallout. It warns that if a building project stalls, the city could face major disruption and opposition in Congress, with Honolulu unlikely to exchange for Spreckels or be drawn into a three cornered contest.
A garbled OCR fragment references a move to act promptly on property conformation and urges early provision of clear direction. It hints at broad support but lacks coherent details, making precise facts unclear.
The license permits the Hilo Railroad Company to construct a wharf and wharf shed at Hilo harbor with railroad approaches. The Territory funds construction, sets tender rules, and reserves the right to take over the wharf and approaches if needed. The company must maintain, render annual accounts, and comply with approved plans throughout the term.
Wet reintered Con of aneh veneel, and 'or wil verein under maid twenty lone butted at a rate not to exceed one dollar for each atch day or part of a day. The company may also charge a wharfage fee upon all goods merchandise and freight of every character passing over the wharf. Special rates may be charged for machinery and live stock. The company may impose storage charges on merchandise remaining after forty eight hours, with conditions. Government higher charges allow matching rates. During the term the wharf must be managed under reasonable rules approved by the superintendent. The Territory may take over the wharf with compensation if conditions are met. The Territory may require forfeitures for failures to comply, and the contract remains in effect up to ten years, subject to extension.
In Hoboken, Secret Service guards have intensified around President Taft after the Mayor of New York was shot. Two agents patrol the cottage area at all times and extra guards ride on the president’s car. Agents carry automatic revolvers and focus on keeping Taft safe during travel and leisure.
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