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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
4
The unreadable text hints at distress over brutality toward cattle and humans, mentioning abhorrent acts, fear, and a sense of wrongdoing. It references Willow and a chilling scene, with scattered phrases suggesting alarm about violence and degraded human nature.
Fragmented OCR text describes territorial oligarchy, conflicts over rewards, and mentions leadership and authorities. Numerous garbled names and phrases hinder clear facts but imply power struggles, potential punishments, and public interest in governance. No coherent events or outcomes are provided.
The report recounts Mr Sherman's visit and related events in the town, noting an altercation involving Sheriff Summers and others. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece references municipal figures and a gatekeeping action at a community meeting.
A fragmented OCR style notice mixes sugar stock topics with local justice and voting issues. Names, dates, and places are garbled but hint at an election context, with references to a civic measure and people speaking on public rights and obligations.
Fragmented OCR reveals a heated dispute over a secret liquor licensing process. Officials clash over secrecy rules, public access, and potential punitive measures while noting procedural errors and the impact on governance.
The president urges tax and tariff changes, praising a modernized stance while appealing to a majority in Congress. He warns against renewing old partisan lines and stresses judicial independence amid budget and tax law debates shaping the nation.
A historical excerpt discusses using a constitutional amendment to impose a 2 percent income tax on profits of all corporations and joint stock companies except banks and building societies. It frames this as a tax on the privilege of doing business and cites the Pollock decision and the Spree Sugar case to argue the tax is a tax on privilege, not property.
The text argues for a net income tax over a percentage of receipts to tax corporations at the source when they can pay. It stresses federal supervision of annual corporate transactions, endorses transparent gains and profits disclosure, and links reform to executive power and constitutional process. The passage ends with a classroom exchange about imagination and uniforms.
Fine weather encourages outdoor displays as public schools close for summer vacation. At the Royal School this morning Mayor Peter Manual presided over closing exercises with songs and other exercises. Pupils prepare to return after the holiday.
A large audience filled the hall with the American and Hawaiian flags displayed. Students performed singing and recitations under Mere Frewn, with Ninny Nationaition noted for clear Hawaiian pronunciation. The program praised the industrial work, plant care, and crafts by children, while reports from the Board of Supervisors remained thorough and daily. At Natuani School the morning speeches and singing impressed parents. Central Grammar School graduation ceremonies at Kuna were led by Nordham with officials present as diplomas were distributed.
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