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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
1
A fragmented note indicates Buckland may not seek reelection or leadership and references concerns over migrants, the party’s conduct, and potential successors. The item suggests internal debate and an upcoming decision by the board or committee but lacks clear names or dates.
An extraordinary account follows of a traveler nicknamed Gentle man Buh who reached a distant city amid uprisings and intrigue. The narrative details meetings with officials, a luncheon invitation in New York, and lectures across the country. The tale blurs travel lore with political tension as the subject journeys through London, New York, Chicago and beyond, facing funds shortages and perilous railway adventures.
Gray's Trade Journal for February 10 discusses raw sugar, noting European beet sugar firmness and a trend toward higher prices amid improving crop prospects. It reports Cuban production, world grinding totals, and rising U S receipts, with buyers in the United Kingdom and New York showing strong activity for upcoming shipments.
Sugar and Beats push toward the next round as they secure a key win. The teams clash in a tight matchup with scoring runs and strong defense shaping the outcome. Fans rally behind the leading players and the squad's momentum builds for upcoming games.
A March report notes President Taft sent a letter prompting a public discussion in Washington. Secretary Ballinger and other officials faced questions as the exchange touched on policy and governance amid the ongoing season’s events.
A brief dispatch from China dated March 1 notes a decision to study warfare representation and assess military strategy. The report references potential army visits and related formal observations, signaling a focus on military planning and state defense considerations.
A Pacific Mall Intermediate liner departs after one o clock with a lively pace. A few late passengers for Honolulu are aboard as the ship passes.
The city and county board of supervisors will meet at the city hall on Thursday noon to pass on pay claims and labor payrolls. Other matters may be introduced during the session.
In Honolulu a blunt editorial notes that three liners of larger type recently sailed for Mac Frenciaco with full capacity, while others show ample space for tourists. The Wilhelmina left Matson Wharf with many empty cabins and staterooms, yet only eighty eight Gratelane passengers aboard, amid claims of crowding on other ships.
Special carrier service notice instructs patrons missed by regular delivery to contact the paper’s business office. Notify 386 if delivery fails and a special carrier will deliver to your home at the latest by a stated time. Regular subscribers may receive a courtesy call when issues list delivery problems.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions defence of the Pa with unclear references. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or places are extractable. The readable portion hints at a wartime or civic program but lacks concrete facts suitable for a full summary.
J L Holstein was named Republican national committeeman for the Territory of Mawati after securing the necessary votes at a meeting of the Republican Territorial Executive Committee held yesterday. The decision solidifies plans for the upcoming campaign and outlines preliminary work by county committees and party organizers.
Court yesterday saw a defendant plead guilty for a driving offense, with a $28 bail listed. Several others summoned must appear tomorrow. a large crowd associated with Maunakea and local officials figures in a bustling, uncertain afternoon.
The report notes a naval fleet setting sail toward designated targets with ships and personnel mobilized for action under maritime command. Details on ships, routes, or dates are sparse, but the focus remains on deployment and mission readiness.
Captain Harry Gaukroger of the Pacife Mall liner Arkidix reports no voyage delays as World tour group passengers disembark in Honolulu. The party will remain for several days before joining a survey to Japan, with cargo including cotton for the Philippines and mail destined for Manila transferred to the Crook. The Astor awaits Orient departure around 10 o clock tomorrow morning.
Girard and Roth, the new top brokers, enter the stock scene amid brisk trading. Market chatter praises their downtown and uptown reach as traders report varied activity with Rye and Pamthaw shares hovering near parities. Prices show modest gains, led by Pamthaw at 30 and Ovlin at 36.76, while dividends hint at steady income for holders.
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