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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
5
An incoherent fragment accuses Larrin Andrew and others of misconduct at a county committee meeting. It complains of packing the caucus, violating party discipline, and calls for a prompt rebuke before a formal recount or decision. The text parrots appeals to Republican discipline and public protest.
The county committee wrestles with Andrews bid to regain influence after alleging proxy abuse. A rule bans proxies and Andrew's moves, including KC proxy claims, provoke charges of manipulation and drive toward factional control within the Republican Party.
A call to Republican voters to take responsibility for the party’s future. The piece warns against liquor interests and party leaders who trade the people’s business for patronage. It stresses that voters must reject dictation and join a revolt for a square deal.
The business review in Saturday's Bulletin praises the Territory for strong finances compared to mainland money centers like New York Chicago and San Francisco. It notes the mainland centers are unsettled and prone to panic while the Territory remains stable and healthy despite past difficulties.
Fragmented platform draft urges clean and representative delegates to the coming conventions. It claims broad Republican support, denounces past methods, and asserts commitment to a liquor issue not entering the campaign or precinct selections. The text reflects tensions over party unity and faithful representation.
Analysis shows New York bankers caution against rapid cash drain as cotton and grain trade shift. Brokers urge restraint on bets to avoid jolting credit. Western and Southern banks push loan easing to sustain exports while farmers face uncertain winter. Foreign trade outlook mixed as domestic manufacturing faces overproduction risk.
An August review of the New York World outlines concerns over Western bank lending. It notes Eastern banks shrinking loans and boosting reserves while Western banks expand, with potential wider financial strain. Merchants struggle to place paper at high rates, despite large reserves held by New York lenders.
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