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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
5
The piece discusses shifts in policy and power, naming Taft, Pinchot, and La Follette amid debates over immigration limits, tariff stance, and insurgent movements. It reflects on political alliances, public opinion, and the risk of discrediting reform voices within the era’s party struggles.
The article reports President Taft’s opposition to a territorial government for Alaska and support for a commission form. It argues that distances make territorial rule inefficient and praises the commission model used in the Philippines, warning it could erode independent citizenship and invite office-seeking and favoritism among officials.
An awkward, fragmentary text discusses a territorial situation with references to Honolwi, Italy, and officials including Attorney General Wickersham. It hints at governance issues, potential growth, and repeated threats of disruption, urging action by the people though the meaning is largely obscured.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a figure and advancing methods, with unclear names and dates. The readable parts mention a person and some methods but lack coherent actions or outcomes to summarize clearly.
Fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century reader page recounts social gossip and romantic disappointments. A friend laments lack of opportunity and humorous misfortune while discussing courtship, marriage, and the church as contexts for social mobility.
A fragment argues that federal control erodes individuality and that local advocates resist the plan to impose official actions from distant authorities. It questions the viability of “building up yonder” schemes and predicts little success for such programs in Hawaii and perhaps Alaska, where residents have known independence.
Washington dispatch reports President Taft disapproves a territorial plan for Alaska. The text outlines his preference for a home rule approach and hints at a broader strategy to shape administration, though the narrative is incomplete and speculative about specifics and timing.
A reader urges publishing her letter praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The note claims the remedy cured female disorders and restored health after months of illness. The letter cites testimonials and confidential advice from the firm, urging awareness of the product's claimed benefits.
Merchants of Honolulu vote ten cents per ton to fund a city mosquito eradication effort. The Shippers’ Wharf Committee leads the plan with input from the Chamber of Commerce and local merchants. A public education push and citywide cooperation are promised to remove breeding sites and keep the town free of pests.
A storm battered Kahului with gale force winds and heavy seas. The steamer Krupeews of Tulkin reportedly reported damage near Jopan, while crews worked to secure cargo as hull structure patently suffered.
The Board of Health held an open meeting in the Capitol ballroom to discuss eradicating tuberculosis in Honolulu and the Territory of Hawaii. Attendees included H A Mole Smith and R Hemenway with details on a plan to use $18,000 for collaborative work among health officials and outside groups.
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