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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
5
A muddled column ranting about Halley’s Comet politics, centralization of the Manchurian railway, and various U.S. political figures. It mocks Honolulu budgets, military bands, and Roosevelts policies while mentioning local figures like Mayor Quinn and Secretary Hitchcock amid stray complaints about press and public discourse.
A London correspondent reports that this election is extraordinary and the outcome will hinge on reforms. Liberals seek to emasculate Lords and curb Commons prerogative, while Tories defend unfettered control of finance and Parliament’s powers.
Willis T. Pope, after initial resistance, is applauded for his path to the Superintendent of Public Instruction. The editorial notes the governor did not seek our recommendations for candidates, yet commends the strategic route despite possible political unpopularity.
Fragmentary report describes strain between Liberals and Tories over the Septennial Act and dissolution threats. Prime Minister criticizes the opposing stance while parliament faces pressure on general elections and governance, with warnings about the cost of continuous campaigning and parliamentary life.
The world watches as Britain enters a major electoral battle described as transformative and peaceful. The article notes returns will come in as the country shapes the next government, with Hamelet slated to assume control of Ofaia next February and a clear, decisive outcome anticipated.
An old-time anecdote describes Noah Webster in a domestic scene where a housemaid and a minister cross paths in the parlor. A child recites a bedtime prayer as the minister confronts a moment of social impropriety and restrains himself with calm, measured humor.
The article outlines a looming general election where Tories seek equal footing with Liberals. It warns that Tory victory could curb Lords and finance control, while Liberal defeat would fracture their party. It notes Lloyd George and Churchill driving cabinet policy, with radicals and moderates Brace for a pivotal outcome amid unemployment fears and a revived German scare.
A continuation outlines establishing proper county ordinances and reports to guide physicians and military officers. It emphasizes statistical case detection, cooperation with fumigation, education on preventing spread, and duties of health boards and school officials in managing the disease and safeguarding the public.
An advertisement touts Man-A-Lin as an excellent remedy for constipation and related ailments. It claims gentle bowel action, reducing the need for pills, and suggests use in slight fevers colds and influenza. The distributor is listed as The Man-A-Lin Co Columbus Ohio, with wholesale details and a Hawaii import line.
The text describes a territorial effort to organize care and vaccination for schoolchildren, with nurses provided and support from other organizations. It mentions an $18,000 appropriation for the territory, aims to improve sanitary conditions in crowded areas, and to establish a governing framework under government authority to coordinate the work and receive aid from allied groups.
In a January 5 1910 note Henry Waterhouse Trust Co receives a 225 dollar payment from Continental Casualty Co under Accident Policy No 717175. The writer Frank D Boyer expresses appreciation for the prompt adjustment and settlement, noting hospital indemnity and additional surgery indemnity details.
Fragmentary text discusses government focus to evolve a law ensuring fair opportunity and a unified framework while avoiding diminution of any party. References to permanency, timing, and attention suggest a broad constitutional or legislative debate without concrete details.
An Alameda steamer carried over one hundred cabins but scarce passengers as crews faced delays and inefficiencies. The ship departed with about twenty passengers aboard while the band played melodies and provisions included sugar and pineapple. Several Hindoo travelers continued to California aboard the vessel, while others remained to await further service.
Theo H Davier Co has taken over the remaining Lewia & Gn stock and will sell it at sacrifice prices. The sale promises unusually low staple goods, with firm plans not to delay. Details of the sale date are in progress and will be announced once finalized.
The Detective Bureau lists likely suspects for a robbery at Dwitel. Authorities plan to arrest the man who avoids responsibility as the case moves forward. A suspect named Menti Wot is linked to the crime and faces court tomorrow morning. Waikiki has been discharged from hospital and is recovering.
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