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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
11
A scattered survey of political maneuvering touches on Ballinger and Pinchot, unity government, and the push for federal control versus local self rule. It notes opposition to naval leadership reforms, calls for schools, and weighs pro and anti prohibition factions amid broader national issues and looming political campaigns.
Fragmented OCR text recounts Father Flynn dialogue about Zoe visas and immigration. Mentions Winston Churchill as a youth and shows a G man immigrant agent speaking on arrival of Americans and Germans to new settlements. Ends with question Where is Wemarck.
British Ambassador to the United States Mr Bryce speaks at Yale on factors hindering good citizenship. He broadens the view beyond pessimism, cites indolence selfish interest and party spirit as causes, and examines remedies such as proportional representation compulsory voting and referendum with lessons from both hemispheres.
An editorial excerpt lauds American ideals as guiding nations newly emerging, praising civic spirit and opportunities. It cites notable voices like John W. Gates and references to welfare of the nation. An unrelated rental listing notes a six room Kalakeua space offered by Bishop Trust Company, Ltd.
Public motor cars begin with a six cent fare per mile, reshaping travel in London. General Griff ith notes methods of transport as two thousand two wheel cabs and four wheelers join the scene, increasing competition to traditional means.
The discussion describes London practice of numbering bus routes displayed prominently on omnibuses to reduce traveler confusion. It notes 1600 chauffeurs needed for new motor cars and argues low fare boosts use of cabs and carriages. Proposes adopting a simple route-number system in large American cities to indicate which bus goes to a given place.
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