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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1910
Page
5
A clipped political screed laments reliance on manipulation and patronage. It criticizes official missteps and touts public demand for honest road construction and fair work hours, urging voters to retire political pretenders and press for genuine reforms.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions names and places in a fragmented style. It references a possible injury or event and hints at a request for action or address, but the source lacks clear facts or coherent details to form a concrete news item.
A discussion of the Howolu raat building contract reveals criticism of public works in Hawaii County. The piece quotes Leman and others questioning engineering standards, efficiency, and the use of funds, arguing for competent road engineers and better governance in highway construction.
A terse remark credits Lyman and other parties for a contribution, noting it as the sole factor that will count toward their credit. The passage underscores the emphasis on merit and accountability within the broader context.
The column argues the insurgent precincts show voter resolve against perceived tricks in Republican politics. It links Andrews and Cohen to pre plebiscite concerns, criticizes their methods, and warns that embracing such tactics would damage the party and city governance.
The article notes a defeat shaping the ballot as residents prepare to vote for delegates to the Republican Territorial and County conventions next Friday. It emphasizes voters must be informed and participate as the outcome will guide party representation.
Fragmented OCR review outlines a political platform contest among Republican factions in Manoa. It references insurgent lines, ally declarations, and a guide for political activities, urging capable men to be elected as central and representative candidates.
The Bulletin reports readers urging honest representation in precinct elections, condemning similar past methods and liquor politics. They state the committee will attend the convention unpledged, with no promises or conditional support, emphasizing a commitment to clean, loyal delegates.
Dr Bruce Mackall called the Butletiy and stated he had drawn candidacy for delegate in the Manon precinct. Mackall was nominated that evening but withdrew, with reports in local papers misrepresenting his stance and confirming his withdrawal.
A fragment reports a court inquiry into troubled matrimonial cases involving multiple partners and alleged improper relations. It names several individuals and notes a mother and daughter freed, while others face examination and possible charges. The article hints at prison treatment and local sensational details.
Fragmentary wartime dialogue recounts four deserters heard amid unclear references to Captain Nolte and Uther eld. The passage presents garbled names and phrases, with no clear events or outcomes.
Large crowd sails from Honolulu harbor aboard the inter island steamer Mannie Kea for a Nawiliwili turn around. Passengers report a smooth voyage with music and scenic views of Maui and Hanalei and Ken nedy of the Inter Island Company arranging comforts for travelers.
Jomiien Well alleged sender of obscene matter was arrested in Yale Indiana on April 2. Webb sent a letter to La Houle Pietra Blow Company, described as indecent. Portwater Pralt obtained Webb's whereabouts and travel details. Authorities plan to forward the full charge text to Indianapolis and Valparaiso for custody. Continued on Page 4.
A garbled OCR style report shows Hustace denying pledges of mayoral patronage to party loyalists. It notes emphasis on accountability, mentions travel, and references statements about not paying workers or promising favors while hinting at broader party arrangements. The text also references several individuals and a judge, with scattered details about travel and engagements.
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