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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1912
Page
7
A garbled OC R text sketches political figures and events, mentioning Taft, China, Honolulu, and a presidential context. It hints at conventions, distrust of independents, and a call for decisive leadership amid turmoil, with scattered references to figures and places.
A speculative column discusses Governor Frear and Brear in Hawaii politics. It weighs reappointment, delegation votes from Maui, and potential shifts in territorial leadership, amid calls for closer ties with the people and Washington policy aims.
Unclear text hints at a governor race or political maneuver involving a governor Brewer and potential benefits or appointments. Fragmented wording references territory issues and coalition talks, with uncertain implications for Hawai and untimely entries in the governance matter.
Fragmented OCR text shows a troubled report about schools in Hama with mentions of labor, plant work, and legal figures. The passage references Temath and Cublaenia Alawka variants and a foreman lawyer named Mir Wo AL Kine, but lacks a clear event or outcome. The readable portion hints at plans to employ laborers and recruit workers to remain near a head site.
A discussion of contract labor and wage pressures on workers in plantations and factories. The text argues for humane treatment, wage payments, and safer conditions while critiquing planters who constrain laborers. It contrasts constructive methods with coercive force and highlights the era’s labor tensions and reforms.
The fragment surveys push for school improvements and citizen training while noting racial tensions and alleged white leadership, with references to public schools, private institutions, teachers, nurses, and reforms. It mentions the United States population, cost of education, and debates on equality, citizenship, and governance in urban contexts.
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