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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1909
Page
5
The note emphasizes how success hinges on firm decision rather than perceived genius, arguing that perpetual hesitation leads to inaction and failure. It cites William Wirt and a rhetorical contrast, urging resolute action over indecision.
Fragmentary text shows a meeting notice involving Morey, Hanoule, and Provisional Committeemen. It indicates a date unknown, with references to a legislative or local government gathering and a warning of a Harbingers event. Details are unclear due to OCR issues.
A garbled report hints at a provisional committee and a party inquiry. It mentions the City of Mexico and a plan to travel or address duties, but the text is unclear and lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
A fragmented OCR entry mentions a Kvers Hemolulua resident and a plan to provide a room to someone at an airport. It also references building efforts for an American Ha and a wall, with unclear context and missing details. The readable items point to a local or personal note rather than a formal report.
Reading of a corrupted line shows a governor and department as central figures with references to Connor Kelton and possible local terms. The readable portion is insufficient to identify a coherent event, date, or outcome for a proper card style summary.
Fragmented remarks describe ongoing protests and political disagreements about Japan policy. References to leaders and governance hint at debate over authority and the President's hold on office, with vague blame and calls for clarity in policy direction.
A San Francisco note reports a new passenger whip for Hosolulue Bin Francisco signaling a natural report of the recent wave bearing on the Puente Mall in the Joc market. The item highlights competitive freight implications for Howat.
Representatives from opposing factions are expected to divide appointments to public service in hopes of restoring harmony. The move aims to ensure smoother governance and strengthen the administration's civilian leadership.
Turbine steamships to be brought to Puget Sound will doubtless be put in Alaskan service with headquarters near Seattle. This furnishes a clear argument for establishing direct steamship between Honolulu and the northern metropolis.
The text outlines a push for Pacific Mall to enter a service role, noting Honolulu requires partnerships and a central focus. The piece suggests Mall involvement could steer Honolulu toward a freer tourism center, aligning with a veteran’s forecast for growth.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses Hawaii’s pioneer spirit and a hoped tilt toward the Philippines and new industry. Mentions the allure of fresh ventures, but emphasizes a preference for Hawaii’s established routes and leadership.
The report shows a fierce Collier’s assault on Secretary Ballinger amid Alaska land feuds and Cunningham ties. It alleges Ballinger and Heyburn conspired with Denney and others, citing Glavie’s testimony and past cases in Idaho and Seattle. The piece discusses Wallance, Coeur d’Alene claims, Standard Oil interests, and political entanglements surrounding Ballinger and Heyburn.
The document outlines a tangled Alaska land claim involving Cunningham, Glavis, Heyburn, and others. It questions whether Heyburn’s 1905 disclaimer letter was written after Glavis received Cunningham’s notes and whether Heyburn’s withdrawal as attorney affected his nephew John P. Gray’s later hire for the Cunningham claimants. The chain links attorney employment, affidavits, and state records, with dates and correspondences cited as context.
A 1909 exchange shows M A Green writing to John W Dudley register of Juneau Alaska regarding scrip submission and approval by Hallinger as attorney. The letters hint at a broader campaign tied to Hallinger Pinehut Glavin and Roosevelt era land department rivals amid tense public debate.
A review praises Dr Win Brig ham's comprehensive study The Volcanoes of Kilawed and Mauna Loa on Hawaii. Published by the Meriiee Paunhi Museum the work is hailed as the most valuable geographic history of Hawaii's eruptions and includes fifty years of observations and direct visits to Mauna Loa.
Dr Tirigham presents a geographical topographical description of Hawaii with maps and illustrations. It covers Hawaiian volcanoes Kilauea and Mauna Loa from 1780 to present with history of eruptions, lore, and adventures, plus a noted photograph and painting collection.
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