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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1909
Page
7
In Hawaii Territory, sentiment grows that Governor has a plan for public land issues he has not fully explained. The Bulletin notes evasive replies and possible secrecy in governing public business. Delegate Kuhio faces public duty as tension rises between him and the Governor during his territorial tour.
The excerpt argues for a major movement in education anchored in practical training and industrial efficiency. It stresses reorganizing the school system toward higher practical work, manual training, and continuation education, aligning schooling with productive labor and community duty. The writer calls for expanding access to hands-on learning while preserving public schooling aims and state responsibility.
The Maul editorial panel critiques the Governor's handling of diplomacy and administration. It suggests a more direct, straightforward approach in public statements and notes past errors as a path to improved governance and a happier society.
The sugar market outlook suggests a possible low in raw sugar prices next season as March deliveries hover above four cents. Predictions of three cents are considered unlikely, while analysts debate whether world market conditions will yield a profitable year for Hawald, with speculation on price manipulation and stability across markets.
A city and county board approved fifteen hundred dollars for mule wear and harness in the roads department. The vote was led by Kwa and Walanne Matrict with Ned ronalling also participating.
A 1910-era report outlines nominating committee work and officer elections for rubber cultivation groups. It notes high capital needs, regional interest across Malay States and Ceylon, and projected profits from tapping rubber trees as plans expand in Hawaii and mainland colonies.
The Wireless Office reports a capital venture of PL60 000 for rubber planting in Hawaii and Haven, with 219 titles of bachelor belts. Pacific Development Ltd launches MoT work with 3000 per year wages, while 49 000 other plants are sorted for future work.
A scrambled front page fragment notes McClellan bucking the water wagon with scattered references to Healy and related names. The readable text hints at a political or local governance context, mentioning vows, party lines, and a contentious stance.
In foreign ports a report notes the execution of Cannon and Grace, two Americans, by the Zehern Ke Turner. They were captured near Montagu, sent to an old fort on Colorado Elven, and held for about two weeks before execution. The article mentions broader military movements and the retreat of allied forces.
The article outlines a leadership transition with Mihm taking overall control as the new chief while Mobuifig and others support the Planter Amendation and harbor duties. Hover WAIL authority oversees the change as Becht davrett steps into a primary role.
The bulletin lists office contact numbers for the business office and editorial room. The Business Office is reachable at 256 and the Editorial Room at 18. Both entries appear in the print note with no further context.
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