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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
9
A mosaic of political chatter and social observations from Honolulu notes in which critics question governance in Washington, election moves, and local life. The column touches on the Stock Exchange, tourism, taxation, immigration, whiskey and water, and the Pearl Harbor debate, with reflections on Lorimer and the organic act.
A contentious editorial notes strong opposition to the McCronson bills. Chamber of Commerce members denounce the bills and demand full public discussion before Congress, urging submission to the Legislature and stressing the need for publicity and debate among the people. The piece highlights a demand for representative deliberation over urgent measures.
A garbled passage references the Governor and a Chamber of Commerce stance on local election discussions. The text hints at debate over visibility measures and timing, noting that certain topics have not yet been earnestly considered or debated.
A jaundiced editorial from the Jouleville Courier Journal comments on Honolulu’s Americanization, describing the city as a plutocratic paradise with highways, private schools, and extensive urban life. It notes hotels, theatres, and entertainment, comparing Hawaii to New York and Paris, and mentions travel by steamers between Honolulu and San Francisco as locals call them local boats.
Edward Genett testified that Mary Genett, his wife, disciplined him with hair pulling during a disturbance at their Downett Lane Fenoment apartment. He described a chaotic scene as furniture and household items were moved, with other men present and an attempt to deny the event. The testimony centers on the alleged repeated arguments and control within the Genett household.
The record describes accusations against Genott at the Gonet residence involving threats, choking, and profanity during a dispute over alleged marital submission. Genott faced charges of assault and battery upon his wife and related conduct, with defense by Charles Chillingworth noted, while the proceedings continued.
A fragmented report notes a minor fine of twelve and mentions provocation accusations. It references a court appearance and potential stricter penalties after a tribunal weighs the case. Names and clear details are unreadable in the damaged text.
The Board of Supervisors last week approved the next year budget after minor changes from Auditor Maguire. Totals show receipts to December 16, 1910 at $250,000.07 and expenditures at $240,243, leaving $7,500.12 in balance.
A fragment suggests a courtroom or legal notice theme with a reference to Justice 1A and a woman named Hecaume. The line hints at a man pursuing something, implying a dispute or legal action. Details are incomplete, but the item references legal authority and a person involved.
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