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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
7
A scrambled editorial note references Hawaii politics inclinations of La Follette on Morgan, immigration, taxation without representation, Keefe as a key official, pineapple trusts, aviation, and governors Plaisted Hooper and Maine politics. It blends critique of lawmakers, public works, and Democratic Republican contrasts with pointed opinion on development plans and governance.
A Pasadena driven missive by Robert J Burdette urges establishing a municipal band akin to Honolulu. Campaigners Mr and Mrs Burdette press Sunday concerts, arguing municipal employees staff the band and perform daily serenades for residents, hotels, and promenades to boost civic spirit.
A distorted text fragment describes a vow to maintain a standard of numbers and a broadcast quality. It questions the hold of a man willing to die for a woman in a high arena where a sense of duty and risk is discussed. The passage hints at gender sacrifice themes and a dramatic personal choice.
Notice to advertisers states demand for extra space in the Evening Bulletin during holidays. Advertising copy for the Saturday issue need not be in the Bulletin office by Friday noon. Applies to changes and new ads, especially when extra large space is required. It is advised to submit by midweek to ensure careful setting and arrangement.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Vera Silent of Indianapolis and several others tied to a wedding described as a quint affair with references to Brooklyn, Atlanta, and Workington. Details are garbled but imply formal nuptials and social notices among military or naval figures.
Government officials indicate possible construction of a major post facility. The report mentions a delegation arriving from San Fonnelles with a sizable cargo and hints at ongoing discussions about funding and execution.
The report details temperary barracks construction at Late Sehugte to be funded by Puget Sound shipments, with permanent quarters by contract. It notes Colonel Bohuyler and Captain Edward Leverton’s plans, plus delays and political intrigue surrounding the explosion case and grand jury witness schedule in Los Angeles.
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