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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
5
Fragmented text recounts cruelty themes and a call to improve schooling and instruction. Mentions the governor and public instruction official Le Molt, with musings on how schooling fails produce literate workers. Context appears to critique inadequate education and warn of social consequences.
A garbled historical text discusses prominent figures at the New York University event and the public reaction to a congressional inquiry. The piece mentions a tour, a forthcoming public address, and debates over water power projects. It references a reformist mood and political tension, with vague references to specific committees and hearings.
The text urges Hawaii Territory to fund public schools with ample state and territorial support, arguing for industrial training and practical work education. It stresses that youths should learn dignity of labor and gain skills for employment near home, aligning schooling with local economic needs.
A garbled account recalls a rural encounter in which neighbors quarrel over money and a horse bid, with mistranscribed names and places. The narrative hints at exchanges on a Heath Street setting and a division of wealth, ending with unresolved tensions between residents.
A letter urges strict enforcement of speed limits and penalties to prevent automobile crashes and protect families. The writer condemns lax policing, calls for harsher consequences for violators, and insists communities must support traffic law enforcement to stop reckless driving.
Fragmentary text notes a debate over local taxation powers and bond issuance. Mentions Hawaii like expansion, Alden warrant, and questions about levying taxes. References to counties and territorial improvements with unclear details and spelling errors throughout.
A transcriptioned debate discusses whether a territory may incur debt and tax. Governor Frear and Mr. Lloyd argue over authority, legislative control, and potential paths to allow counties to issue bonds while retaining taxation power.
A late 19th century debate unfolds over tax collection and the division of authority between counties and the territorial government. Governor Frear, Mr. Lloyd, and Mr. McCandigas argue about who should bear tax burdens and how lands and public works should be managed, with calls for a board of equalization and references to the superintendent of public works.
The fragment discusses relations between Grailemen and county affairs, expressing thanks for time given and promising to provide more later. It references public documents published by the territorial government and questions how they are tempered, handled, and controlled and who is warned to act.
Continued from prior column the grand jury is sworn in and instructed to uphold the law impartially. Focus on equal protection, thorough inquiry, and fair administration by jurors and judges.
Special report from Wailuku Maui notes New Year’s Day services at Kuayehuveh Pala. Sunday School directed by Ste PX Kahoknolune with John Katnu as lead and local ministers addressing the crowd. Proceeds benefited the church’s missionary work as the Christian Endeavor section gathered after the event.
A lively New Year’s Day house warming at Walkapu for Patrick Cockett and family, praised as one of the finest private homes. Attendees included Wallikte and Ruhulut, with Mr Cockett managing Cornwell Mauch Estate. The new home, completed last month, featured elegant, comfortable interiors and a skilled English craftsman finishing outside tables in hours.
A dated 1910 letter from Frank Dover to Heary Waterhouse Trust Co and Continental Casualty Co. expresses thanks for a 325 dollar settlement for an accident policy claim. It notes prompt, satisfactory adjustment and mentions hospital and indemnity details from the policy.
The Honolulu headline describes a reckless driver who sped through a downtown street early May, striking pedestrian Mr. Smith and dragging him. Police vow stricter enforcement and more patrols, aiming to curb migrant offenses and improve pedestrian safety after the crash.
Torres from Porto Rico faced a courtroom scene as witnesses accused him of imitating Solomons and profiting from gambling proceeds. He appeared well dressed and calm, while being charged with earning his livelihood from illicit gains. The sentence was delivered after a dramatic departure from the dock.
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