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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1905
Page
5
A fragment from a Hawaii era publication notes circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin sections, references to police and county leadership, and scattered editorials on public opinion, governance, and notable figures including Taft and Hepburn.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Hawaii Territory governance and a streetcar conductor on duty. It references a governor and unclear engagement events, with several garbled names and phrases about age, teeth, and a New York engagement in Springfield. The readable bits point to a historical civic or transport notice rather than a clear incident.
The article discusses U S Senate and House members including Abe Cth and Joe Gillie amid concerns over Philippine aid and Pacific region policy. It warns Hawaii politicians and residents to scrutinize statements on foreign aid, defense and the cost to domestic programs as a Philippines initiative appears to influence national priorities.
A letter urges Kauai County to consolidate county and court offices in a single heated two story building near the Town Hall. It proposes exchanging land with Lihue Plantation to reduce costs and asks the Board of Supervisors to consult the Governor and Public Works Superintendent, offering to cover half the building expense.
The Chicago Daily News notes a near unanimous protest against the controversial "Heathen Chinee" caricature, highlighting growing public anger and calls for apology. The item underscores the tension between readers and editors as debate intensifies.
A 1910s-style protest argues that selective enforcement of exclusion laws harms American trade. The piece notes Chinese travelers face humiliating treatment in parts of the United States, prompting calls for stricter discrimination and citing potential retaliation via China’s trade guilds. It stresses not all Chinese are the same and warns against broad generalizations.
Washington reports that Stone of Missouri urged in the Senate investigation into campaign improprieties tied to 1904 and 1901 charges. He attacked Cortelyou and Root, defended Roosevelt, Parker, and praised transparency while demanding full inquiry into alleged Secret Information and campaign funds. He warned against tolerating alleged corruption and questioned the Senate's moral standing.
An article portrays a heated debate within the party about campaign contributions, arguing trusts acted out of patriotic motives and urging an inquiry into the 1900 campaign finance. It defends President Roosevelt as honest, condemning sinister intent while calling for scrutiny of political financing.
The Fourth Infantry arrives on record by transport Sherman from Manila this morning. They are described as the strongest basketball team of the Split Japines and confident they can beat any town team. Their promoters claim they have decisively defeated nearly every team in the southern provinces and seek a warmup on the way to the Coast. A game may be arranged for Monday afternoon, since the transport leaves next Wednesday.
A collection of letters and testimonials from individuals in Minneapolis and Chicago praising Poruna for catarrh stomach troubles and general health. Mentions Mrs. Leone Dolehan and Mrs. Prescott noting improvements after use. Includes Mrs. Warren praising Poruna via her husband the senator. Offers contact for further medical guidance and purchasing details.
The article lists taft era figures and issues from lands to public buildings and foreign affairs, naming senators Patterson Scott Warren Longworth and others. It notes Catholic church activities in Lahainaluna and Moanalua missions, plus talks by Rev Thwing and Rev Snodgrass. A stray joke and a president's labor stance close the item.
Mr Wadman delivers morning sermon at 11 o clock in Firat M Church corner Miller and Ikere streets on Discipleship Baris Test Feint and Glory. Evening talk at 7 30 argues Human Will for Supremacy and Obigation. All welcome.
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