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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
4
Amid resignation pressure and a divided administration, observers note a balancing act by the President as Pinchot and Ballinger clash and legal minds debate Supreme Court picks. The piece surveys decay of public confidence, evolving campaigns, and distant reforms shaping the year ahead.
A wild wager pits Joseph Pulitzer of the New York World against Colonel Henry Watterson of the Courier Journal over Taft and Roosevelt. The bet, to be decided in Washington before December 1911, envisions a dinner order and high drama as editors claim mixed loyalties. The piece notes political tensions and policy clashes among Taft Roosevelt and Wickersham, with predictably sharp lines and public interest.
A bustling depot scene unfolds as passengers lament a one hour delay. A temperance anecdote unfolds among travelers while strangers exchange tales of speeding trains and impossible speeds. The chatter mingles with ribald humor as callers reminisce and joke about heroic journeys.
The passage praises editors for a wealth of gastronome glory while noting a complex conte jon of the world remains, with references to rival factions and lingering enmity.
Senator Dolliver’s public letter exposes the Ballinger Pinchot feud as a battle between the modern progressive wing and the old interests. The dispute centers on Secretary Ballinger and Gifford Pinchot with Penchant for reformers and media powerhouses like Collier’s Weekly and Tarbell noted as influencing public opinion. The piece signals a broad campaign by reformists to challenge Ballinger’s policies amid national press scrutiny.
The Wireless Sight notes tense alignments as Crane and Pachot supporters back Taft amid a bitter dispute. Questions linger on whether backers will now rally for the President or seek explanations to mend cracks in the Crane camp during the campaign.
Secretary H F Wood recounts a voyage with limited prior experience in travel work. Posters and a blue folder attract attention at hotels in Java. An album of Maasi news is displayed at the Tourist Bureau. The hotel Kyven advertises remote stays with good rooms and table for 2.50 daily. At Weltevreden the party stays at Hotel Dee Indes, noted as the finest.
The writer describes a tropical hotel near Honolulu with a large room and modern amenities at 3.25 daily, praises comfortable steamship service between Hatavin and Singapore, notes Dutch prosperity and tea plantation expansion backed by English capital, and outlines a ten day stay in Ceylon en route to Sydney, sending regards to Mrs Cooper from H P Woon.
January 5 1910 letter from Frank O Boyer to Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd agents and Continental Casualty Co expresses thanks for a $36 settlement on Accident Policy No 717176. The note notes eight weeks of adjustments and mentions indemnity for operation by laparotomy and a New Perfection Policy wording.
The Bulletin lists the telephone numbers for ee Waterhouse Trust Ltd and its agents, showing contact lines for the editorial room at 7656 and the business office. The entry provides key numeric contact details without further context.
An 1900 letter from Lancaster recounts Tasmania and Hawaii climate contrasts, geological origins, and a theory linking Lowthian Green to cosmology. The writer notes Tasmanian colonial convict history, Australian land connections, and the Dutch discovery by Abel Tasman naming Van Diemen’s Land.
Transcript shows questioning on witness rights and relevance of questions. Witness waives, stating willingness to answer fully if the questions are deemed relevant and proper for the examination. Questions to Bulivan include whether he is president of the Oceanic Brew ship Company or connected with John O. firm.
A wave of anonymous threat letters written by local Portuguese residents circulated, pressuring doctors including Dr. Judd and Dr. Gaspar to approve or block medical exams. The notes demanded favorable treatment, warning that failure to cooperate would endanger licensure and trigger further actions against examiners.
Fragmentary report details a prison incident involving Bolanco and Rolines, with threats related to future actions. The piece references the Spreckels companies and depositions in a case about mismanagement of the Decanish Steamship Company, with court actions pending to determine whether witnesses will answer related questions.
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