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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1910
Page
5
An extended, if fragmented, report covers a reception for Captain Matson and varied political chatter. It mentions suffrage, tariff debates, Captain Matson’s arrival, and looming questions for Roosevelt, Wall Street, and public officials amid a climate of Federal policy scrutiny. The piece flags merchant anticipation and criticizes leadership while noting the era’s contentious public discussions.
The passage argues the core aim of the current generation is to restrain dominant commercial power. It frames the issue as moral and legal, stressing equal opportunity under law and the impact on financial and social stability. The excerpt introduces a broader discussion of democratic ideals in relation to business forces.
A fragment discusses suffrage advocates rushing a Washington appeal, noting large lists of organizations yet warning that duplication by members across groups may dilute impact. It mentions opposition linking prohibition to suffrage, urging prudent strategy and a separate referendum alternative.
Delegate Kuhio’s cable team dispels rumors on possible admission of ideas on government in Hawaii. The piece argues Congress opposes Hawaii deciding its own issues and calls for home rule, noting public men should give Americans a square deal. A vote question remains unresolved.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts a humorous scene in California with a famous humorist and a mysterious package. The tale includes dialogue about memory failure, a street scene, and a $6 express delivery containing a New York paving block with an odd candied note.
A letter argues Congress should require Territorials to follow their local text on prohibition and warns against submitting the issue by any other method. It urges plain people of Hawaii to uphold the referendum plan, oppose women’s suffrage or mixed issues, and resist reforms that bend to prejudice or federal theory.
In Honolulu a heated course unfolds as supporters urge a pure water crusade against liquor and contaminated supplies. Opponents warn against neglecting roads, harbors, and taxes, arguing cleaner water justifies broad civic sacrifice and potential economic consequences.
GEO OSBORNE of Honolulu writes that a Bishop Trust Company backed movement could rally public support for a vital water question. He argues eloquence and strong leadership are needed to push through urgent water system measures and warns action must come soon to avoid deeper delays.
A garbled notice touts a miraculous cure and a home remedy for serious ailments. It urges readers to visit a harbor store in Hanoi Brug Go for explanations and to purchase treatment. The fragment hints at a mail or wireless message from a passenger agent and mentions winter ailments and various ailments. The piece reads like an old timey medical advertisement with dubious claims.
A fragmented excerpt discusses eczema patients facing ongoing suffering and frustration with remedies. The text mentions wasted effort on nostrume and smearing, prompting despair and hopelessness among sufferers.
On the car line a two bedroom house with a stable and servants quarters was well planted with trees and in good condition. Price listed at $4750.
A house fire in Alamos destroyed the home and all belongings. Firemen battled the blaze as flames spread to neighboring houses. A baby was saved by a mother, while the family escaped with injuries. the fire halted by rapid response but total loss to the dwelling and contents.
Entered for Record February 14 1910 from 10 30 am to 4 30 pm details numerous names and property transfers incomplete and garbled. Another entry dated February 18 1910 from 8 30 am to 10 30 am lists more names and a hotel company transfer in the real estate notes.
A chauffeur allegedly prevented a woman from exiting a car after a collision near a hotel. Police report states the driver ignored her, sped away, and she later required hospital treatment for internal injuries. The case will be reviewed in court as investigators pursue explanations for the detention.
The Yale committee announced the parade route with the capital marching at 10 am. Soldiers and a military review will be held near the review grounds, while decorated autos will start at Miller Street and pass near the Queen's Hospital before returning to Meretanda. A prominent float will lead the Floral Parade as part of the event signals.
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