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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
11
Fragmented column-like notes discuss delegates and campaigns, US politics, and Hawaii issues. Mentions Rubio, Athinewn, Honolulu, Hawaii county roads, and Roosevelt era style references. Includes speculation on candidates and party strategies with a focus on local concerns and reform themes.
Hawaii taxpayers press for a broad intelligent road building policy to improve County roads. The piece condemns poor road conditions and criticizes the role of wealth and intelligence in gov ernment while urging responsible action and accountability from representatives of industry and public funds.
A broad critique argues Hawaii County roads need modern construction and unified planning. The author accuses politicians and party operatives of wasting funds and blocking progress while urging residents to unite for a belt road system and improved civil infrastructure across the island chain.
The Hawaiian liquor commission won broad support for allowing hotels and restaurants to serve liquor to guests on Sundays. The article argues the closed Sunday experiment failed and the public favors intelligent regulation aligned with majority opinion.
An Australian traveler in the city expresses gratitude for the courtesy of Honolulu streetcar conductors and motormen. He notes the uniform consideration and friendliness he encountered, reflecting appreciation from his Victoria journey.
A survey in New York highlights the commercial value of courtesy on street cars. Conductors and staff have seen wage increases while passengers are urged to favor patient, polite behavior. Incidents of rudeness are acknowledged as a challenge, yet soft words are praised for preserving order and easing travel.
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