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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1911
Page
5
Fragmented remarks critique Republican gains and Democratic resistance, urging clear accountability. Vague references to supervisors, ordinances, and promises mix with calls for honest governance and opposition to petty politicking.
A historical critique warns that dangers to republics stem from corrupted political power sources rather than foreign foes or internal revolutions. The text laments money influencing elections, praises patriotism, and discusses candidates and public works, mentioning figures like Senator Thomas M. Benton and references to Hawaii and Southworth in a charged campaign context.
The piece critiques the mayoral veto of Ordinance 3 percent and accuses the mayor and allies of forcing amendments to support their plan. It portrays the move as petty and politically motivated, aiming to bind the council to a party agenda and undermine the Republican alternative.
Public debate centers on whether the Superintendent of Public Works, with Governor consent, can override the Hawaii County engineer to hire alternatives for road projects. Citizens warn such moves risk political conflict and hinder improvements while county engineering teams are praised for their strong departmental structure.
Fragmentary clipping reads like a comical stream of quotes on human folly. Snatches reference idioms about education and theater, court orders, and a lighthearted cryptic exchange about ideal partners and bargains. The piece mixes humor with scattered social observations.
A garbled line discusses sensible government and prudent budgets, mentioning expenditure and "good government" without clear context or full names or dates. The fragment implies an emphasis on frugal policy and responsible financial management.
The judge stresses limits of jury power and urges a ruling to protect due process. He condemns delays and praises moral courage as he contemplates the jurors actions and the court’s duty to enforce the law without overstepping authority.
In a cluttered but recognizable transcript fragment, a judge admonishes a group amid a debate on the law and constitutional rights. The remarks reflect concerns over truth, integrity, and the proper handling of court records, with emphasis on upholding the statute and avoiding improper influence.
The text presents fragmented phrases about fair-mindedness, study, and belief, with unclear subjects or events. It lacks identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or a coherent narrative to anchor a concrete card.
Anderson Indiana June 21 The Anderton Country Club announces Abe Martin's wedding as a novelty event with Abe Martin’s tinny verses performed. Notables including Mr. Fafe Bud and Miss Fawn Lippincutt will participate with a large crowd, musical numbers, and a mock ceremony amid neighbors and plants.
An English traveler returning from Vienna describes a disturbing episode aboard the Orient Express. A fellow passenger is said to have raised alarm during the journey prompting questions about safety and conduct on the famed service.
A garbled account describes a diner’s impatience after a meal and a burlesque dispute over toothpick provision. The walter figure explains a systemic method, noting a German faction and oathpicke as a recurring step in their path.
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