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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
5
A garbled OCR passage references Brander Mutihowe and various political figures and events. It hints at debates over law, arbitration, and national dignity, mentioning individuals like Adlai Stevenson, Adlai and Valera, and a New York correspondent. The text alludes to maritime policy and territorial questions involving islands and equality, with references to governance and presidential representation in Washington.
The article outlines rubber imports in the United States totaling about 62 million dollars annually, with projections of rising demand for tires, coatings, and electrical insulation. It notes Congo and Latin American sources, exploitation in the Congo under King Leopold, and calls for replanting trees or finding substitutes as demand for rubber grows for bicycles, automobiles, and electrification.
A wave of community backlash targets the nomination of Robbins Anderson De Annuciate Justice to the Territory Supreme Court. Protests intensify as supporters and opponents clash near the presidential office, signaling a fierce confirmation battle ahead.
Cornelion N Collinge reports on a New York editor's account of dinner with Prince, a Pittsburgh millionaire recalls a joke that amused him during a visit to Skibo Castle. The narrative follows the prince's reception, dialogue with guests, and distant crowd reaction. The text blends misreadings with quoted reminiscences of titles and names.
A contentious debate surrounds the nomination of Mr. Anderson to a judicial post, with opponents asserting broader community input is essential. Backers stress experience and proven merit, noting bar associations and public sentiment favor careful selection by the governor.
Sunday operating hours are stated for The Wireless USE IT office but readable details are incomplete. The fragment hints at a store or service center with limited timing information and no further context available.
Panhaw, a about twenty years old, was convicted at the Potive Conet of aximalling hie mother. He struck and kicked the elderly woman after an argument over cooking a pisc abet. He received four months in prison and a fine of 2500. The judge noted the evidence fully supported the conviction.
Fragmented OCR notice to advertisers discusses January actions and calls for information. Names and details are garbled but reference to the Bulletin, Meade, and corporate departments appear. The item notes a January 1 effective date and seeks cooperation from relevant parties.
The fragment hints at an editorial note related to a Thess perhaps a town or person and a telephone topic. Details are sparse but imply an editorial line or column about communication or a local issue.
Adjutant Minnle T. Bryant reports Salvation Army activity in Honolulu with War Cry notes and public and private meetings for Honolulu corps officers. The piece recounts a Sunday visit at Central Talon church, prayers, testimonies, and council sessions, highlighting support for women and youth, refreshments, and a skating of sobering events amid a tense political climate.
A disjointed report describes a Wednesday incident where a group of photographers attempting to capture images near a fortification were detained by United States officers. An investigation followed, with detentions and release after examination of the gear and subjects.
A damaged bark named the Alexander Baldwin and the steamer Mawna Law faced severe weather off Honolulu. Captains and crews attempted to salvage cargo including nitrates while weather hampered efforts to reach safe harbor. The vessels carried Chilean-bound cargo under the Inter-Island line with several executives aboard observing the rescue and salvage operations.
A domestic incident unfolds as Sir Margit George Croft returns to England with his young wife Lady Crofton who had eloped to America two months earlier and was traced to a New York hotel. Douglas Monin of the Hinglich family accompanied them after joining Lady Montagu during the recovery. A reconciliation occurred before departure, with potential implications in England and among prominent parties in the case.
In a late 19th century court given as Vie Vineyant street, two men Andrade and another were fined amounts around $85 each for alleged drunken or disorderly conduct tied to a Chinese community dispute. The judge and defense argued over intent and legality, with a warning that further offenses could trigger harsher penalties.
J P Teadrignus was ordered to pay court costs totaling three dollars after failing to procure a teenge to carry ant hie tare.
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