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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1911
Page
5
Fragmented text reports a Honolulu audience reacting to political campaigns and tourism trends. Mentions a promotion committee, Ma huk a site delays, and the Floral Parade. Notes lawmakers’ struggles with party promises, public funds, and plans for auto demos.
With TMawall Mau and Ouhuany, the Promotion Committee appropriation faces resistance as Kaual representatives push to slow tor progress. The debate centers on funding and strategic aims, with council members split on the best path forward for development.
Promoters of the amendments to the Organic Act in the name of the Kau fiteh are to be congratulated. The Legislative Assembly of the Territory should be able to bring forth an irrigation proposition to which no reasonable majority will agree.
Uneleddim Cannon defends his support for the veteran pension plan while noting it favors veterans with graft concerns and excludes many honest Civil War veterans. The piece frames the veteran issue as a loyalty test to the old guard.
A fragmented note discusses the Supreme Court decision standards in relation to the Standard Of and the wrenn Tobacco Company. It mentions potential actions by the Unit Supreme Court and references ideas from lawyers of The Syatet.
The Hawaii legislature faces a divisive fight over selecting the Speaker. The editorial defends Mr Mulstein as the logical choice and warns against factional battles that could disrupt the session and harm the Republican Party’s credibility. It urges swift, decisive leadership focused on progressive results and efficient handling of business.
Territorial funds should largely finance the Promotion Committee to expand publicity campaigns. The piece urges funding the committee from territorial sources and criticizes past legislative opposition while backing the Republican progressive platform. It argues promotion benefits all taxpayers and warns against cutting the item from the budget.
A column reflects on progressive public opinion across the United States, noting a NY World essay praised for its clear view of the era. It discusses partisan distances between Democrats and Republicans and the demand for reform driven by the people.
The fragment discusses how Republicans and Democrats are defined by extreme traits and how party divisions obscure common goals of honesty, economy, equality, and efficiency. It questions whether laws should reflect these divisions or seek broader consensus across parties.
A fragment argues that issues of taxation, rights, and justice transcend Republican and Democratic labels. It claims leaders should pursue reform, oppose privilege, and end waste and monopoly. The piece contends Congress must act nonpartisan to restore national peace, honor, and prosperity.
Under A. C. Cooper, Republican chairman, the Territorial central committee plans measures for the next session. Holstein of Hawaii reports letters sent to Carl Silh at Hilo to secure support. Molstein and Stilih Wil are assigned tasks on party affiliation and reality retard officer measures, with the Oalin delegation charged with the direct primary measure.
The Audit Company of Hawaii offers all classes of audits and investigations and furnishes reports on financial work. It handles inquiries to simplify or systematize office work. All business is confidential.
A damaged grain lot from a German steamer, stored at Northwest Wharf, was found soaked and decomposed after sea water entered sacks. Inspectors from the Territorial Board of Health ordered removal and inspection of about five thousand sacks before permitting sale, with some portions already sold for proceeds.
Friday message urged Miss Avi Rose to return from Papaikou Hawaii as Mrs. W. L. Rose remained very low. Mia Rose and Henry Jet traveled on the Chandine, arriving Sunday. Family at bedside, including Nora Ruttmann and others, report the patient scarcely conscious and receiving care.
The Bulletin reports interest in a lady orchestra from Yokohama and possible vaudeville acts in Honolulu. Cables mention Three months at nine thousand dollars and a committee noting feasibility, with managers weighing options and delays.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a young couple elopes with police called after a runaway schedule. Newspaper man W D Balins and performer Mise Teanern Meitires provide stage background as the Democratic party faces internal tensions. The elder Me lone overpowers the elopers twice, ending with a plan to wed despite family opposition while Miss Medoros becomes Mrs. Walns on the voyage to sea.
Amateurs flock to Empire Theater for a rare Friday amateur show promising laughs and good entertainment. The program features Warblers juvenile boxing, buck and wing dances, entertainers, and the Glanstone Sisters with new harmony pieces and a special dance act.
Savoy Theater lines up a premier vaudeville show this morning on the Lair Hine as managers discuss a merger plan. The Great Savedys Contortionists thrill packed houses while the Laredos are praised as a standout local act. An appraised value near 1,000 is noted for a member of the proposed association. Jon Kokua faces arrest after entering a kitchen for food. A new American Can Company building will use reinforced glass mesh in construction.
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