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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows a public dispute linked to a religious appeal and sermon by Nat Lr. Cook. The text references God and Truth and a call for audience judgment, but readable details are limited to these elements. The item appears as a clipped notices-style reference from a historical newspaper page.
Readers debate Hawaii territorial governance amid Federal prohibition, urging opposition to a new government commission and plebiscite plans. Citizens argue Congress may overstep and warn of eroding territorial authority and local sentiment.
Fragmented prose details alleged political maneuvering under President Tat. It notes Senate sanction of Communier Peary for a digital rank despite service concerns, hints at mounting Republican opposition, and reports broad distrust of government actions amid rising talk of constitutional limits and costs of living.
An informal note attributed to a Chief Justice hints at an upcoming government commission and a formal expressed opinion. The text suggests preservation of judicial form while signaling a division between official stance and public sentiment.
Fragmentary text discusses government, Muslims, prohibition, local legislature, and the Supreme Court. Names and context are garbled, with references to Or Bank Act and commission government. Overall it hints at a legal or political dispute but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Judge Cooper accepts the endorsement for appointment to the Circuit bench in the Territory. The community should take pride as he is noted for experience and standing in the legal field. He is willing to serve despite sacrifice, aiming to work for the public good and uphold judicial service.
A Honolulu article argues city theater should improve through private patronage to curb vulgar shows. It urges wealthy backers to fund higher quality drama and opera, aiming to raise morals, curb cheap productions, and attract better audiences while preserving public sentiment.
Members of the Civic Federation will near unanimously back a plan to give the city a canon of legitimate drama. The effort reflects what citizens see as the true spirit and scope of Civic Federation activities in Honolulu.
A boisterous shoemaker humorously overcomes rivalry through Providence while a tale of General Sherman and an Irish servant ends in a comic misunderstanding. The anecdotes showcase rustic wit and miscommunication, with Providential patience yielding a cheerful payoff and a stubborn command spurring a later lesson.
A broken hearted Portuguese mother arrives with her seventeen year old son seeking help from Juvenile Court as the boy insists on going to sea aboard the Erskine M Phelps. The sheriff’s office hopes court action can aid the distressed family.
Bishop Trust Company Limited offers an eight room house on a beautiful street in Honolulu. The property features a large lawn in front and side, a 75 by 25 foot lot, and is within walking distance to major avenues. The home is fully modern and in fine condition with a price of 4500 dollars.
Fragments show residents urging action and inquiry into a boy's treatment and the captain of the Phelps seeking clarity. Various speakers pressed for accountability and a clearer investigation as the morning discussion grew more heated.
The notice announces an office open on Sundays from 8 to 1 for wireless communications at sea. It highlights extended hours to serve mariners and coastal subscribers seeking rapid messaging and ship-to-shore contact.
The Ferris Hartmann Company of Los Angeles hopes to bring their musical troupe to the city after two later plays appear. The company recently had previews in a neighboring city where audiences praised The Lovy Talent of Hoffmann and booked seats weeks ahead, forcing a stay in Los Angeles.
The Island Folk for Floral Parade committee reports arrival details for Honolulu and a roundtrip excursion by steamer. An appeal to civic spirit seeks subscriptions to fund the festival, urging townspeople and visitors to contribute without delay to cover expenses for the year’s big holiday.
Henry J. Cooper receives strong support as the chosen nominee for the vacant Territorial Circuit Court seat. Voting tallies show Cooper leading Thayer Ashford and Marling, with second choice going to Thayer. Officials to notify Governor Frear and report actions to Washington, while a crowd and local dignitaries attend the meeting.
A local committee aims to arrange a spring visit by Mrs. Flake and other theatricals to Honolulu. They propose prebooking three actors before leaving the mainland to cover costs, though outcomes are uncertain. Plays under consideration include romantic entertainments and the Witch.
Half acre lot with a well planted two bedroom house and servants quarters in good condition on the car line. Price 4750 for rent. Also a five bedroom house on Thurston Avenue offered at 80 dollars.
Apiota, a Filipino, admitted guilt in a morning court appearance for shielding a person involved in a young Indy case. He claimed a mistaken identity and that he meant his sweetheart. Two female witnesses testified but offered no evidentiary impact.
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