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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
9
A diverse 1911 era column touches on tariffs and Hawaii legislation, naval plans, education reforms, and Prohibition. It urges continued advocacy for the Kay Irrigation project and warns against privatizing public rights. It also notes Christmas shopping, Filipino American relations, and calls for publishing school honor rolls.
Vocal residents push to host Theodore Roosevelt during his next national tour in Honolulu. Supporters argue the ex president’s visit would bring prestige and civic pride, while organizers emphasize the opportunity for personal acquaintance and local hospitality. The bid reflects a broader effort to place the city on a national itinerary.
A fragmented dispute centers on who should control the Revenue Collectorship in the Hawaii territory and the responsibility of Governor Mawall and the Delegate. The Governor faced pressure from the Republican National Committeeman and the Territorial Committee chair, amid evasive speaking and calls for unity. The piece critiques alleged dark‑lantern tactics and questions Coltin’s fitness, warning that the public will judge him by his performances.
The fragment hints at a harsh racial argument, noting strong prejudice against Black people and contrasting it with belated movements toward unity under American democracy. It suggests conflict over equality and civic rights within a diverse society.
Continued report on a Pacific smuggling ring involving the Chiyo Maru and the Manchuria. Investigations place an agent in Hongkong handling the Oriental end of the underground route. In San Francisco officials note many Chinese coolies may have been smuggled through, with the main attempt ongoing.
Local listing advertises potential opportunities with Algerota Mul for sale. Mr Rennwe and partner aim to advance traditional American Native Potwins and invite inquiries for patent rights and future development. Contact Renoir at the listed Honotale street address for details.
Fragmentary text from a Hawaiian News Co. store notice mentions decorative flowers and ordering, with unclear references to exquinitaly nude pager and theme selections. No clear event or names to identify.
Readable stock of popular fiction and books for home use displayed at Arleigh & Co LAL Hotel Fort Street. Visitors find a carefully selected assortment in a convenient location, with attention to durable gilt bindings and dependable editions.
Orders for costumes for the Care Hira can tow to be placed with the MacWailan News Co in the Alex Young Building. Great interest in the coming Carnival. coats will be very attractive.
PR Ixenberg sails from tila noon toward Kaual as Hull makes a peotal journey. Serious illness of "Mother" follows, and suspicions rise over opium smuggling to outisted men on Angel island ranches. A Ban Feuneleco claim ties to estate-service upheaval, with Customs Inspector Stratton under scrutiny as a crackdown grows.
At a Moon county Republican meeting, Dr. Mackall was endorsed for reelection as county physician. The committee, chaired by Win Henry and Gorge Davis, offered a reward for factual proof favoring his challenge. No conclusive support appeared, and Dr. Mackall's renomination was anticipated by some party leaders.
Lord Young Engineering Company today arranged a $59,000 quarry plant purchase for a Hilo breakwater project. The equipment, including quarrying apparatus, will be shipped from the coast to Hilo by the Mirtaan Hoots and arrive before December 4. The plant will enable on site assembly and start work promptly once delivered.
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