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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
7
A cursive line asks if a blunder endures, pondering how everyone mistakes and mankind stumbles in the wake of time. The fragment references Hannah Moore as a possible muse or example in a poetical meditation.
Fragmented text outlines a court decision touching on constitutional issues and government duties. It references obligations of the government, potential consequences for failure to comply, and the impact on local governance and the sugar industry in Hawaii. The fragmentary article hints at security, economic, and political themes affecting the island state.
Attorney Kinney’s vigorous brief in the Hawaii controversy questions the Governor Frear administration and the military commission's role. It critiques policy on sugar plantations, labor, and homes, while noting public sentiment on Kinney’s stance and debates over Americanization and governance.
The piece discuses government by consent, rates the plantation industry and Kinney’s stance amid contest between Hawaii’s governor and delegate. It notes corruption rumors, business interests, and calls for speedier federal action, while reflecting on Taft, Roosevelt and Wilson era politics and the 1910s Pacific context.
The excerpt shows overheard talk and interruptions about marriage, epithet usage, and generational gaps. Characters debate plans, status, and propriety amid a tense exchange, with editor and writer remarking on being out of date. The scene centers on social expectations and witty put downs.
A hazy clipping notes Honolulu plans to abandon four flush gaming and prepare for incoming business before official launch. It cites Scribner's Imagazine March mocking national symbols and references Governor Frear's 1911 report predicting growing Japanese and Chinese influence. The piece discusses attitudes toward race and politics, including attorney Kinney’s remarks on the region’s demographics and Congress’s potential role in shaping policy.
A fragment describes police directing a test using a stake on a tower with diming fret while a figure named Relchett and others involved. The scene includes denial of a certain Bar ME init and a tense confrontation as the operation unfolds atop the tower, followed by distress among witnesses.
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