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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
5
A historical note discusses the Promotion committee and printing legends for Hawaii. It critiques mislabeling of works as products of publishers and printers and advocates for accurate branding. The piece emphasizes civic development, Hawaii’s growth, and the committee’s aim to foster reader engagement with wartime campaigns.
A string of eastern newspapers increasingly criticize Taft, noting a shift in public sentiment. The chatter cites a growing unease over policy and leadership, with comments about a Panama incident and calls for accountability amid political maneuvering.
A garbled passage recalls a leader facing public shaming amid foreign intrigue and factional strife. The essay laments hysteria around a powerful figure, noting restraint and bias while critiquing media treatment and political manipulation.
The notice outlines a New Year rate adjustment for advertising in the Bulletin. Beginning January 1, 1910, fares rise to cover production costs and reflect higher reader reach. The Bulletin, described as the evening paper of Honolulu, serves city, territory, and island readers, with expanded programs and promotions planned for the year.
King Gustavus of Sweden disguises himself to work alongside stevedores in Stockholm to observe labor strife and gather facts. He aims to gauge worker views on industrial tensions, after failed mediation in August, while some unions press for concessions. The king’s undercover labor stint seeks insight into how strikes affect employers and the economy.
Two building lots in Manoa priced at 2000 and 950 dollars respectively. Both offer good soil and elevation with favorable price points for buyers seeking tract lots.
The trades unions and labor bodies drained funds to keep strikers fed while arbitration was limited. The royal family funded loans for workers and homesteads were allotted. Anxiety eased but the King resolved to mingle with laborers to grasp their grievances and wishes, saying yesterday’s experience was just the beginning.
A playful exchange between a young man and a girl yields a pun about a shoehorn player and foot notes. The passage ends with a garbled line mentioning automontion fad bee ne and a station query.
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