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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1911
Page
11
The article praises a new Post Street annex as the largest caravansery in the world, claiming unprecedented capacity and service, with emphasis on hospitality and individuality for travelers. It notes high nobility and diverse groups contributing to a cosmopolitan atmosphere, and mentions competitive prices.
Washington November report quotes President Taft as anticipating a renomination bid. The piece weighs Republican support across factions, noting Harmon and Wilson as likely Democratic opponents and assessing how Roosevelt’s earlier stance could shape the coming campaign.
A cash prize of ten dollars is offered to the author of the best original article on the subject. Submit the piece to the designated address by the stated deadline for consideration and potential publication.
A feature urging readers to craft an essay on why Kaimuki is the ideal home site. It invites submissions with name and address, notes travel tips to the branch office, and paints imagery of mountains, seas, Diamond Head, and the pleasant streets. The piece showcases local scenery and a sense of community comfort.
Readers are invited to submit compositions by January 31 1911 with prize money awarded on February 8 1911. Address details accompany the notice for entrants.
The Weekly Bulletin reports on political contention around the opposition candidate and his editorials. It discusses Theodore Roosevelt and Taft, noting editorial opinions on Roosevelt’s stance, party loyalty, and potential impact on the 1912 nomination in a Hawaii context.
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