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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
7
Fragmented text suggests discussion of government resignations and the Governor’s term, with mention of School Superintendent and Public Instruction duties. It references government money, Territorial officials, and an upcoming or recent resignation letter. It notes the education department as vigorous and needed, with implications for leadership continuity.
The text presents a fragmented account of a troubling evening with garbled phrases about a survivor and an unclear event. It mentions Mire Smith with unstable driving and a flawed description of interactions and consequences, indicating a chaotic aftermath and unsettled expectations without clear facts.
A fragmented text references delegates and a governor amid talks of party cohesion and empathy. It mentions territorial discussions, a willingness to work together, and calls for calmer tone as key figures consider amendments and strategies.
A fragmented historical discussion argues for strengthened U S protection for American interests and shipping around Hawaii amid calls to amend laws to admit immigrants, reflecting fears of foreign influence and the impact on communications and national security during the era.
The piece reviews the European immigration effort, noting detters of Portuguese and Spaniards arriving by steamship, resistance among locals, and ongoing advocacy by Campbell and supporters. It highlights historical debates, logistics, and public sentiment shaping the campaign.
Fragmented remarks discuss migration and asylum trends across the Americas, with references to Portugal and North South America. The text notes arguments about border control, settlement patterns, and claimed backing by a coalition termed Information. It hints at governance under manageable policy, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear events or figures.
Sunday morning office hours for Quick Communication Wireless run from eight to ten. The note confirms a short weekend window. No further details provided.
Stockholm reports King Gustav mingled with laborers to learn conditions at their work sites during a period of nationwide strikes. He aims to bridge gaps between classes and seek compromises, though no strike resolution has been reached. The king’s outreach follows a recent surge in labor activity affecting business life across the country.
The Evening Bulletin announces home delivery in the Kalmunki district for residents such as Fort Ruge Houders of the Hallettin. Those interested should leave their names and addresses at the Bulletin business office to be accommodated within the delivery area along Patoly road.
A jumble of phrases recounts pleas and petitions around a wealthy prisoner. McCue questions Bratbury’s timing while a governor considers clemency amid a push to keep the millionaire jailed.
New York December 2 The American Bible Society reports a $200000 drive this month toward a $500000 fund aimed at securing Mrs Husel Sage’s endowment. Subscriptions show a large anonymous gift of $250000 and a 10 cent donation from a Georgia woman, with female donors supplying both the largest and smallest contributions so far.
The Thayer Piano Co received new stock by the route of the Christine piano line offered at a popular store during the Christmas season. A discount of twelve to fifteen percent on regular piano prices was announced. The Starkway and Bonx Brand pianos, noted for tone and construction, command higher prices than other old makers.
A garbled line hints at a reflection on a person named Ly Some, noting that he made much of a fire or impact as if a great section or whiteness, suggesting a misread tribute to a local figure whose prominence remains unclear.
Miss Helen Lanny Ape, born November 18, 1888 in Wailuku, Maui, died of typhoid fever. She attended Kamehameha School for Girls, trained at Honolulu Normal School last June, and became a public school teacher in Lahaina Maui in September.
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