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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1910
Page
4
Readable fragments discuss shipping law and tolls, public works, and political notes. Mentions mayors, governors, and legislative matters with unclear contexts. Contains scattered references to health, education, and wartime economy. The passage mixes historical commentary with odd phrasing and incomplete sentences.
Fragment describes tension between Delegate and Governor over judiciary appointments. It notes the Delegate's endorsement and public sentiment, suggesting the Governor has avoided sounding the public tone. The piece emphasizes staying in touch with people during public debates.
President Taft names appointments to Ute Territory offices amid controversy with Robertson and Abilerson facing questioned endorsements. The Governor’s stance appears mixed as public petitions and local influence shape the likely selections while calls for experienced leadership and judicial trust persist.
An oblique note from the Capitol mentions Robertson U. in a judiciary matter with Judge Waldinge and Governor Silent, reflecting general satisfaction amid unclear references to Taft and Taam. The fragmentary text suggests a political or legal discussion around the judiciary and state leadership.
A garbled Sunday scene in a country parish shows a priest greeting a child and parishioners after a service. The dialogue implies a lighthearted morning with a mother seeking help for a young patient and a doctor’s cautious response.
Fragmented report outlines Thurston era tensions with Governor Frear and Chief Justice Hartwell. Mentions indorsements for Robbineth Anderson, De Holt, and Robinson, plus Taft appointments and Alaska gold production figures.
In Honolulu and other districts, a proposal to raise teacher salaries was discussed. Mrs May T Wilcox urged standard duties for adjutant teachers with school hours from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on all days except the last, when noon dismissal might apply. Mr Moir and Mr Aiken opposed some changes though Aiken supported noon dismissal on the Christmas term’s last day. A yearly teachers convention after Thanksgiving was proposed. attendance rules for students in their own districts were debated and many pupils reportedly attend outside their districts seeking better instruction.
Board of Public Instruction debates creating a two member committee to study Reform Schools for Boys and Girls, opposing views on the expense. Salary schedule changes are urged for full discussion before the Legislature, with monthly committees and rules for teacher governance proposed. Vaccination certificates rule struck as law. Truant officers absent. counties take more building responsibility. only books provided to children at cost.
A Cortland Commandery secretary lists Knights Templar aboard the Cleveland bound for Honolulu naming passengers from many states. The roster includes Mr and Mrs, doctors, and many individuals with varied hometowns from Minnesota to Ohio and beyond.
A watchman was shot and killed in Watertown area according to officials. Deputy Rovessi is pursuing a clue that could lead to the arrest of D. M. Kupihea, a former representative living nearby. Kupihea stated he learned of the murder after arriving in town this morning.
The storm brought 1.83 inches of rain and bitter cold temps with a high of 71 and a low around 60. Wind peaked at 24 mph, not the year’s record, while damage appears minimal. Planting areas report improved water supply and streets are clear as drains flushed. moss mosquitoes seem reduced for now.
A vintage ad touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female diseases. It quotes testimonials from women, mentions Mrs. Bam of Louisville Kentucky, and asserts the product cures a range of feminine troubles and nervousness with a long history of unsolicited endorsements.
A crowded First Baptist Church in Portland Oregon witnessed Rev J Whitcombrougher accept the pastorate following Dr Broughers resignation. The Prudential Committee expressed regret but approved the transition as Dr Broughter moves to Los Angeles. Dr Robert Burdette, longtime figure, rests in Honolulu before world travel and remains emeritus at Temple Baye tat. Dr P L Henson invited to lead Portland church, likely as permanent pastor.
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