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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
5
An editorial fragment laments political grandstanding and tax concerns in Hawaii, voices support for education and civic institutions, criticizes heavy taxation and public figures, and urges principled reform. It mentions Hawaii County, a proposed student program, and federal building issues amid calls for balanced governance.
The article praises Hawaii Territory's summer school for teachers as a great success, tied to the College of Hawaii and Territorial institutions. It condemns underfunding by legislators and taxpayers, noting teachers and citizens must rely on philanthropy to fund the program, seen as essential as the high and grammar schools for children. The piece condemns the wrong position of lawmakers.
A rambling, fragmentary tale blend coversus about a schoolday riddle with potatoes, editor’s self-critique, a Boer War joke, and a sad man seeking relief from sorrow through a bitter home remedy. A variety of anecdotes mix memory with humor and grim wartime glimpses.
The piece argues citizens must heed the lesson by pressing representatives to raise necessary taxes and provide funds for a well rounded territorial program. It condemns reliance on charity and calls lawmakers to secure proper taxation or risk broader fiscal failures.
Dr. Car ele, in charge, reports the establishment of the Federal leprosyarium in Hawaii marks a major victory over a disease long baffling scientists. The facility is hailed as a milestone in medical progress and a turning point in the fight against leprosy.
The article discusses fears of leprosy and the challenge of defeating it, noting that humanity cannot be comforted by calculations or representations alone. It traces hopes that scientists would isolate the germ as with other diseases, and credits Hawaii for confirming the findings of Dr Clegg in the Philippines.
The report describes moving picture shows in Hamburg with high attendance and theater practices. It notes ticket numbers ranging from 10 238 to 40 plonnney, display of notices on the cannon about expired tickets, and opportunities to buy supplementary tickets without leaving the venue. It highlights that repeats of the same film do not occur in a single evening and that a two hour admission is standard.
A chaotic account describes plans for a 141 year milestone between the Country and Croat Tritain, with events led by President Rogme volt and Harvard officials. A Niagara frontier monument memorial is proposed, with a national committee of 100 officers and a 26 member executive group.
The article discusses claims of rerepresentation on the royal standard. It references past reigns and political maneuvers as the Prime Minister seeks to secure a position or recognition within royal symbolism amid ongoing constitutional debates.
Welsh members push to replace one royal quartering with the dragon of Wales while opposing wide changes. They warn that adopting the dragon would force extensive royal insignia revisions and cost an estimated 15 million dollars, with the King held to public service standards.
Fragmentary OCR notes praise a working animal described as steady and reliable under saddle. The text compares its hard feet to a horse and lauds its safety, noting it avoids danger and yields consistent work. Language is uneven and appears to be a local column or anecdote.
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