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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
7
President McKinley champions rebuilding the U S merchant fleet to serve foreign trade, warning the navy alone cannot sustain national interests. The speaker cites decline since Civil War and urges prompt attention to commerce and patriotism, urging action from lawmakers.
Fragmentary text discusses an afternoon meeting about suspending coastal shipping laws and contrasts recommendations with those of a newspaper organ tied to promoters. The draft is garbled and omits clear names or dates.
Fragmented OCR outlines Hawaii school revenue and expenditures with figures in 1900s style. It notes total revenue, per cent allocations to public schools, and territorial expense shares, mentioning U.S. and Hawaii terms and several monetary amounts.
The text argues about loyalty and allegiance, mentioning Honolulu and endorsement from the President. It claims a collar grows in a cry and urges a final decision by unnamed authorities. The fragment references a potential appeal to the president and a forthcoming declan, with unclear context and several garbled terms.
The My Association endorses A G M Robertson for the Second United Alitee judgeship and hints at supporting Henry E. Cooper for the Second Federal judiciary. The letter praises both men for legal qualifications and integrity while urging the Governor to act without prejudice, noting regional differences in influence and timing.
The document states that information available to the public is restricted until events de Celon are completed and only what has been officially done may be disclosed. It emphasizes controlled sharing to maintain oversight while final actions remain pending.
A garbled news fragment discusses tobacco shortages and rising demand, mentions the Cagayan valley, Manila and Hasallan trade, and U S and Mualil connections. It references Senores Laigarda and Queso, the Tenyo Maru voyage, and officials Mears Valdes and Concepcion. Details about Thanksgiving, Taft, and a Panama Canal appropriation report are included alongside a note about forty two girls found locked in a closet in Santa Cruz.
Recreation notes announce that last week’s cancellation due to rain will be followed by a new fireworks exhibition at Athletic Park tomorrow night. In charge, a pyrotechnic artist promises a medley of pieces including a notable three winged butterfly display. About fifteen gems will depict men animals birds and other living creatures in luminous scenes.
A faded outline of fund and rock pictures frames this program as crowds fill benches for a horse act and jungle rescue. The Hank, one of several acts, aims to entertain while a crowd watched by hundreds. The Metnotte soloists sing in costume as “Sytrinh Romeo” and “The Way of Man” stars feature in a weekend lineup with classic romance, sacrifice, and melodrama themes.
In a muddled tale, Mabel endures heartbreak as a lover conceals disappointment while Ton faces a grim choice. Mabel may depart the old home, with whispers of a noble self sacrifice by Kiel. The scene shifts to a new dance hall on Kula Street, praised for music and lively dance.
Thuy er and Co offers a reduction of twelve to fifteen percent from regular price on the Xnus trade. The banner advertises a limited time sale with a focus on bulk purchases and value for customers.
At Ewa Bond a match pits Law Castle Gee against Rent a Greenfield Boekun Cue in a city team clash. Opponents include Reever and Groenfield as younger players test the field while crowds gather to watch the day’s main event and observe local farming and town tenure experts.
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