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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1910
Page
9
A disjointed Honolulu newspaper clipping surveys political debates and appointments. It mentions immigration, the Public Land Board, the McCrinnon amendment, and expectations of population growth. Prohibition opponents and President-elect dynamics are noted, with criticism of officials and calls for reform and efficiency in government.
A garbled passage discusses a man facing a total of one hundred wad and an assessment of whether to act. The text is incomplete, with unclear terms and broken syntax, leaving the main action and outcome unresolved.
The governor opposes the Delegate and Republican National Committee while aiming to use the Territorial Committee to push what appears to be the original plan. The local scene shows a pattern of executive manipulation in public matters, prompting public frustration with the administration’s conduct.
Hon Thomay J O'Brien, United States Ambassador to Japan, speaks from Batson about U S and Japan ties. He describes Japanese governance, culture, and daily life, praising understanding and mutual respect while addressing historical and moral views shaping the alliance.
In Tokyo O'Brien, aided by American residents, explains Japanese attitudes to war. He asserts Japanese are warlike but comparable to Americans in readiness, noting centuries of language immersion and insider access that shaped his view of potential U.S.-Japan conflict.
A fragmented notation discusses a clash involving Hite Tanta and an Americana, noting no difference in the code for when a man or patron should leave, highlighting timing as a unspecified point of dispute.
The act authorizes a water and irrigation project with a military preservation clause. It allows the Levi company to build an electricity power plant, supply power to the United States if needed, and deliver electricity without disrupting irrigation, at not more than one cent per kilowatt hour. Approved February 6, 1909.
Drawings for the Territorial jurors were held in Judge Cooper's court. A list of twenty jurors was drawn for the forthcoming trial session, with names including Clement, Kane, Robertson, Waterhouse, and Welsh among many others. The muster includes numerous citizens from various towns and organizations, reflecting a broad cross section for jury service.
General Bell checks an inspection trip with Helewiior J. Franklin Hell en route to Minty for a high priority inspection. Kenton Walker and Captain A Hite accompany the delegation for posts and depot quartermaster duties during the journey this afternoon.
A fragment reports a December event in San Francisco with a reference to a quota and a bachelor reacting inwardly. The text is garbled but hints at a past quotation and a barrier or worry affecting a person described as a bachelor. No clear names or dates beyond December appear.
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