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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
5
A garbled excerpt reflects on figures like Rockefeller and Ballinger, calls for strong party unity behind public welfare, critiques immigrant and transport issues, and notes sugar prices and beet planting prospects. It mentions Honolulu readers, Pinchot, and the Ballinger controversy amid a broad, disjointed political-economic commentary.
The Maital steamship due tomorrow from Australia offers space for only twelve passengers though many Vancouver and Victoria travelers hold ground tickets. Critics say foreign lines ignore Honolulu congestion and press for American shipping to be curtailed while Maital was taken off an Australian run for its limited accommodations. The heated debate cites through lines, coastwise laws, and the need to balance mainland access with foreign transportation interests.
The Evening Times notes broad support in newspapers and among leaders for the administration measure before Congress to revive the American merchant marine with a whip subsidy. It highlights efforts to retain current shipping under the flag and expand a capable merchant fleet, a topic long debated with arguments for and against.
The text argues for subsidy or practical support to create an American merchant marine to boost domestic competition against foreign nations. It notes most exports travel on foreign-built ships and suggests the Panama Canal’s completion will increase global commerce, making action timely to gain a share of this growth. It emphasizes American ownership and economic benefits.
The account details a famed wanderer known as the Gentleman Bum, his escape from a railway car, brutal mistreatment by a railroad detective, and a cross-country misadventure that ends in Denver. He travels via Colorado desert to reach Los Angeles, delivering lectures on Jesus and ancient scripts before continuing to San Francisco.
Real estate teaser notes a roam cottage on Wilder Avenue described as modern and up to date. Mentions Bishop Trust Company Ltd as the property facilitator or seller with vague price cues and a call to consider purchase over renting.
A fragmented reminiscence outlines a young man named Mr Russell, claiming Paris studies, theater work with Sarah Bernhardt connections, and diverse ventures from a Paris tearoom to a Normandy butter factory. It recounts meeting notable figures, a jetty encounter at Dover, and a boastful claim of near-mythic exploits in early aviation.
A letter from the Consul General in Montigal, Canada, dated February 4, 1210, recalls early visits to Montreal and Honolulu. It references a Secretary of Commerce and a past stay in 187, noting hospitality and personal connections. The text blends formal greetings with shifting details and errors.
A garbled OCR style notice mentions a Hawaiian themed program lineup with titles like Trail (new) and Vocal Hawaiian Gongs. It lists performers and dates in a jumbled sequence, offering little coherent information beyond the presence of a stage program and emerging show names.
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