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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
7
A fragmented Honolulu column rails at local politics while urging unanimous support for an athletic fund for public schools. It notes the public good in early shopping to aid Floral Parade promoters and critiques lawmakers and figures like Roosevelt and McQuaid, calling for decisive action and unity from students and citizens.
Fragmentary text discusses political maneuvering around a local athletic movement tied to city schools. Mentions Republicans, court proceedings, and legal questions, but the garbled content obscures concrete facts or outcomes.
Senator Hale signals lasting push for ocean mail bounty to aid merchant marine. He argues increased Central and South American trade warrants subsidies and better passenger service, while Hawaii concerns are used to bolster support. Potential clashes with House views and coast laws loom as Maui aims for stronger ship subsidies.
British Premier Asquith faces a divided House of Commons over votes for the Lords and calls for a people’s vote. The Liberal coalition fights to push Lloyd George and Winston Churchill programs, targeting labor voters with social promises amid a shifting political crisis.
In wartime talk the Conservatives embrace the slogan American gold as a critique of Liberal finances. The piece argues funding reveals no new pattern, notes sources include Irish in Canada, and predicts post election debates over foreign influence and political financing.
Debates on pensions and pauper disqualification frame a tense political landscape. Asquith faces pressure from Conservatives and Irish Labor allies while Lords reform looms. The nation seeks a balanced House of Lords, ready to curb overreach, amid whispers of a looming war state.
Census figures indicate rising voting strength on Onkw Island with 161,812 residents over eight years old, 3,720 more expected to reach voting age in six years, plus 7,505 registered and 8,817 eligible to vote after reforms. The text also oddly references weed growth and unrelated data.
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