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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1909
Page
5
A garbled text fragment discusses Hawaii politics and international issues. It mentions Japan, Korea, and Japan’s influence, with references to Honolulu and territorial bonds. The piece cites figures like Roosevelt and mentions public sentiment toward foreign policy.
The text voices mixed reactions to Hawaii’s extended invitation to Congressmen linking the voyage to raising awareness among lawmakers about Pacific affairs. It condemns Japanese conduct amid immigration treaty tensions and notes Admiral Ito’s sharp rebuke to his countrymen for causing unnecessary trouble.
Judge Hardy opines the county is not radically wrong if federal and territorial liquor controls exist and there are no retail liquor sellers. he suggests conditions in Kanal resemble those seen elsewhere.
A Prohibition era report notes lawmakers claim to legislate for conscience but fail to enforce the law. The grand jury and judges express frustration as the regime’s aims remain inconsistent and unevenly applied across jurisdictions.
The piece alleges a Japanese resident controlled system in Honolulu, surpassing local government and threatening personal liberties. It claims an independently run authority undermining Hawaii Territory laws, urging residents to demand answers on its meaning and impact amid labor and strike tensions.
The article discusses how two thirds of both Houses or a constitutional convention could propose an income tax amendment. It notes recent methods send amendments to state legislatures rather than conventions and questions whether two thirds of states can ratify. It cites historical context and potential for a popular vote.
A compact list of street and place references appears with Kaimuki Beretania Street and College Hills noted alongside Kinaw Street Alexander Street and Trent Trust Co Ltd. The fragment suggests a directory or property listing style itemizing several locations and a financial firm.
Legislators weigh federal income tax against existing state measures amid uncertainty. The discussion highlights opposition from New England and several states listed by a congressman, who warns twelve states could block an amendment. He notes public demand for an income tax, while others fear adverse political arrangements.
A letter from A J Campbell to the Department of the Interior discusses a pamphlet on the northern territory and indicates a tract for Hawaii will be prepared soon. The note mentions a list of published works and a plan to distribute materials in the near term.
Captain Calton reports shifts in the Fort and Beretanta Park Theater program. The Wolf Flume continues with continued acts and added features for greater public interest. Millie delivers strong recent productions drawing larger crowds amid trees, air, and smoke free mood. A wolf hunt appeal aims to boost attendance. the week marks a record for stellar attractions and frequent tobacco-free air. Captain Calton and party depart Honolulu for San Francisco aboard the Hiloutan.
The Grand Jury reported no major alarm over liquor sales, noting extensive investigation and that the Hynor sale was not proven. The judge urged more effective enforcement and hinted at possible reconvening if conditions required. The court calendar showed a short term with the Me Cortaton case slated for the 34th.
Baron Takahira, Japan’s ambassador, is recalled as talks continue over a new treaty with the United States. The existing pact may lapse by March, prompting Japan to push for changes including the exclusion of Japanese laborers from U.S. territory. The recall signals shifts in the diplomatic posture ahead of treaty negotiations.
The text details an appeal from a judge named Andrade regarding a man named Okie. It notes a quarrel with his wife, who left to live with her brother after an altercation. The piece mentions contact numbers for the Bulletin's business and editorial rooms.
Widespread testimonial from Peru.NA user William Henderson describes relief from extreme internal weakness and abdominal pain after using Peruna. He reports enduring “torhied” pain before finding cure, and states he would advise others to try the remedy, noting his relief persisted for years.
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