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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
5
Vague quotes on governance and party drift, calling for reform. Mentions expropriation, brokers, merchants, taxes, and the duty of supervisors to fund public schools and care for women, urging community action and strikes for rights. References to figures and institutions imply a late 19th or early 20th local political climate.
A column quotes Congressman Humphryo on subsidy plans and dispatches noting foreign ships carry most trade and receive large U S support. He warns of potential war with Japan, cites Allied naval capacity and Manila and Philippine scenarios, and questions citizen rights in wartime. He decries Japanese privileges and claims state secrecy claims are unfounded.
A garbled, humorous, and fragmentary set of scenes appears to recount a traveler’s misadventure with a car and occult hints, a university minister’s tale of heaven and hell, a church service disruption, and a neighborly joke about a deacon called Descon Todd. The text mixes automobile chatter with rural sermon humor and odd anecdotes from a city.
A Honolulu Civic Federation meeting discusses war prospects with Japan and Germany, warning that a weak merchant marine endangers national security. Critics argue traders inflate danger to push business interests, while urging preparedness and unity against a perceived Atlantic and Pacific strategic balance.
A Honolulu Evening Bulletin writer reports that the 1910 Floral Parade impressed San Francisco and locals alike. The piece notes Honolulu’s display was among the best seen, with visitors from abroad expressing keen appreciation for the festival and the workmanship of Honolulu’s organizers.
Real estate ads offer affordable homes: a room cottage on Wilder Avenue and an eight room two story on Ka piolani Street. Prices range from 3500 to 3750 dollars for properties in elegant locations including Anapuni Street.
A historical account notes the 1910 parade brought together business leaders and citizens who donated time and money to support a public spectacle. It highlights the rapid mobilization, the heavy public funding, and the lasting pride in a community effort that extended weeks of planning beyond the parade day.
A well planted half acre featuring a two bedroom house, stable and servant quarters on the car line. All in good condition. Price 4750 dollars. Buyer can inspect and arrange terms with the seller.
Fragmented obituary noting distrust and regret over unpaid debts and misused services. Citizens reflect on community contributions and question what might have happened without those efforts. February 28 mentions appear in a garbled closing line.
The document outlines how enumerators should record place of birth for native and foreign born individuals and marital status details during the Thirteenth Census. It clarifies reporting of birth within current U S territories and notes changes in names for places, plus guidance on marital status including current and prior marriages and how to denote them on the schedule.
A garbled excerpt outlines questions and procedures for census enumeration including marriage length six evolving nationality and language queries. It references names, places like Poland Canada Germany and Austria and emphasizes naturalization status and language use for foreign born residents.
A fire broke out early this morning at a residence on Deretania street. Fire crews arrived quickly and kept the flames from spreading inside the home. Officials noted the origin near a hardware shop and suspected the blaze started in a room toward the back. Democratic hopes are now engaged in record-breaking aviation feats.
By Authority Shared Tenders will be received at the office of the Superintendent of Jubile Workwell until Thursday March 10 1910 for furnishing 2600 tons of d rich galvanized water pipe. Delivery to be made Go L wharf Honolulu. Intending bidders must state delivery time. The Superintendent of Public Works reserves right to reject any or all bids. MARSTON CASPRELL Superintendent of Public Works February 25 1910 4552-200
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