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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text discusses political ideals and quotes from historical figures. It references virtue of silence at the right time and equality, mentions Henry Cr Te Cooke and Garfield, Lincoln, Roosevelt, and a call to preserve durable traditions. The passage blends analysis of party ideals with wartime governance rhetoric and mentions promises, administration, and the Republican party.
The Promotion Committee condemns cards misrepresenting their origin with a false “Made in Germany” label. They ordered removal from sale, funding support to oppose the issue, and praised actions against postcards that falsely claim provenance while hinting at broader wartime stakes.
Congress and Washington authorities show willingness to let Hawaii decide its own affairs within reasonable limits. The Senate committee reviewed the amendment to the Organic Act, reflecting local desires after thorough discussion. If the bill aligns with traditional American government principles, favorable support from Washington is likely.
A garbled OCR passage mixes dialogue about brains and tuition with quirky names and misread phrases. A desk phone scene unfolds with a German tutor and a caller, producing a chaotic, near-unreadable collage of characters, lines, and interruptions.
The piece argues for a new national party to challenge corruption and wealth influence, noting insurgent currents within the Republican and Democratic camps. It highlights discontent with labor politics, mentions Jo and Haveridge, and praises Dr Hobin for a health board appointment guiding local policy.
Judge Andrade found defendant Wichmai drove faster than legal limit. Inspector Boully’s evidence supported the speeding charge. Scully testified Paris drove with children, clocked seven seconds for six hundred feet, and Paris later denied the accusation.
Fragmentary court record shows witnesses disputing car speed on a Sunday. Testimony cites speeds around 40 miles per hour, while others claim much slower or unreliable recollections. Defense questions reliability and the car’s ownership details. some witnesses lacked direct observation.
Fragmentary excerpts show Chief Clerk Asch referenced evidence while Thuy diy Douthith questions the prosecution. The judge notes the defense authority and fines appear in dispute as Huntace and Tripp are invoked, with Wiehman and Dowtitt also mentioned in the muddled recount.
Entries list dozens of transfers and mortgage actions from Jodo A M to Watanae Company and Bank of Hawaii Ltd to individuals in Honolulu and Lahaina. Names include Rebecca Nichving, Andre Bliva, Solomon Mohe, Jeremiah Pura, and Kirkpatrick et al. comprising a wide range of parcels and loans noted through 4:30 PM.
Under authority of Honolulu City and County, a resolution adopted January 18 1910 allocates 800 dollars from the General Fund to buy engines or hoses for the Honolulu Fire Department. Presented by Supervisor William A Kane, the measure passed the board with seven ayes and no nays or abstentions.
The annual meeting of the Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Association opened with devotions and reports showing prosperous work. A new kindergarten was opened in the Kallhd chapel, and a new building was donated to Kauluwela Kindergarten by Atlee Allee Cooke. Enrollment rose to about 100 over the prior year with a $1000 bank balance. Officers include President Theo Richards and Treasurer Mrs. F. B. Etwere. Castle Home reports note ninety two children served since 1498 with ongoing free life in Manon Valley.
A dramatic tale set in Arabia centers on the kidnapping of the daughter of Chicago's wealthy pacter Pakington. The captive princess is freed after Jack, opposing the poverty that doomed his romance, outsmarts the villains and reunites with his sweetheart. The plot ends with a blessing and return to the windy city.
The Empire Theater announces upcoming films including Up the Mountain From Hong Kong and Building Harrela while On Ave Other Man's Pass is listed. Adolph Breiderfield, a key witness in the Peter Negely case, has been ordered to stand trial as the County Attorney’s Office learns he may attempt to flee the country.
Princess Anna Wertheim, daughter of the Earl of Mexborough, has devised a ceiling suspended bed with an electrical device to keep it horizontal despite ship motion. Known as the Kal m berth, it has been tested on a cross channel steamer and is to be installed on several Atlantic liners by a syndicate aiming to equip voyagers.
In Paris Cappellani was arrested with 241,000 French-pennies worth of forged stamps on him. Authorities say the gang produced over a million of these stamps and sold them in cafes and tobacco shops pretending to be government officials to gain trust. No accomplices have been found yet.
The Roosevelt may lead a proposed American South Pole expedition with Navy support and Smithsonian backing, seeking Congress approval for a two-ship naval effort using the Roosevelt and Perry’s vessel. If approved, the project could begin soon with Perry possibly accompanying the voyage and Roosevelt returning to head the mission.
Continued from page one the case alleges fraud and conspiracy involving Omsted in September 27. Mrs Lipano’s interest was about 500 dollars with remaining land interest held in Ka Menawahopu. It claims Omsted falsified a deed claiming $400 value and promised to reconvey after rents were collected. Rents from Kaeleku Sugar Company allegedly diverted by Omsted, who has refused reconveyance.
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