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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
6
Senator Elmey J. Burkett plans to introduce a resolution in Congress calling for a thorough investigation of the fuel department’s activities. He intends the effort not to disrupt current work and seeks to expose possible overcompetition or improper dealings within the department.
An account set in Kumargrami Duar describes a forester facing a legendary tree devil said to inhabit a central fig tree. Sirdar and workers fear the entity as labor proceeds, incantations echo, and the forester halts the superstition by cutting the tree to end its influence, claiming the workers later show deference to him.
A garbled OCR passage describes a monk executed by Spanish troops during Cuba's revolution and a mob threat to his mother seeking protection. It mentions a memory scene with a mother, a monk, and priestly figures, set around a theater program for Today and Saturday.
In a report from Hilo, Mother Mathias Newell cites inspections noting foreign vessels entering Hilo, a small growth of fear, and an injurious weevil said to have been introduced from Honolulu. The article also mentions arrests in San Tyuncles and San Francisco, with remarks on public courage and justice.
A large electric clock system is being tested at Jefferson Wiligh School with an Intellect clock and six auxiliary clocks in the building. The mechanism uses magnets and electric attraction to regulate time and bell signals. The system, designed to operate without weekday rings, will replace manual timekeeping and cost about $800 over two months.
North Yakima Washington February report notes a year old Dantam Proce tor featured among poultry entries. Judges include Elmer Dixon of Oregon City while exhibitions include a fawn seeking shelter under Ted Hackett’s hare exhibit and other animals.
New York mayor elect William Gaynor spoke at a Tammany Hall meeting and rejected any ambition for the presidency. He stressed his sole aim is to govern New York for four years, despite rumors and confusion in the crowd and surrounding coverage.
President Taft addressed Connecticut business leaders at the New Haven Chamber of Commerce banquet, urging lean government spending and balanced accounts. He outlined methods to cut costs, avoid waste, and boost efficiency while noting debates over Panama Canal expenses, waterways, and fiscal policy. Yale President Hadley joined in stressing expert advice and constitutional limits on public spending.
A mother recounts her daughter's illness and recovery in a testimonial letter. The note praises a remedy called Perana and credits it with restoring health, urging mothers to read and heed the advice. The missive mentions a Mrs Ale Stuttter in Kansas and a doctor’s guidance referenced as part of the healing claim.
A 1900s New York sub committee plans help from the United States Red Cross Society for wartime disaster relief. Officials discuss endowment funds, permanent support, and oversight by national and local committees to carry aid to affected communities and ensure steady contributions for emergency needs.
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