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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
5
The article praises Delegate Kuhio for advancing self government in Hawaii amid Congressional debates on women's suffrage. It highlights his stance against federal control and notes the politics surrounding Hawaii's territorial status and the push for home rule. The piece frames the Hawaii position as a strong blow for local governance amid national battles.
City Financial Review notes a tumultuous political and economic climate as proposed schemes spark controversy over market activity and international diplomacy. The piece links tariff maneuvers, labor unrest, and party realignments to potential shifts in trade, defense, and financial policy amid a turbulent national scene.
The article reports Kuhio's latest victory and delegate Kahlo's stance on a joint resolution regarding a pro hello onf prohibition. It notes the push to alter terms, aiming to win broad public support across the lands and achieve a favorable majority among the people.
Henry Clews contends in a circular that high food costs stem from reduced demand and cotton weakness, and that only a broad rise in production especially of food and raw materials will lower prices. He says farming must boost yield per acre through better science, anticipating a larger harvest if weather cooperates, and notes profits for farmers could rise alongside cheaper supplies.
A fragment collects humorous and moral anecdotes about religion and everyday life. It recounts a dry goods dealer misled by religious principles, a country couple blessing the man, a boy building a mud church and a minister’s remark, and Florence hearing about God in Sunday school with a crying outburst.
The excerpt contemplates a plan to raise supply while preserving farmer profits and removing middleman gains. It envisions Henry Clews as a potential national economic reformer if a practical method could be found to eliminate middleman profits and sustain producer earnings.
Holstein denounces favoritism in party recruitment and urges the executive committee to replace or approve candidates fairly. He criticizes head officials for selecting friends and pressuring lists, and plans further checks in Honolulu precincts with campaign manager Lorich Andravis, aiming for a true member roster. He predicts heightened Republican tensions in Honolulu and Hawaii ahead of future inspections.
Fragmentary text shows debate over adding a direct electorate instruction and a clause allowing women to vote. References to numerous women’s groups in Hawaii urged a constitutional adjustment within a joint resolution. Congress historically has not authorized women to vote via such action.
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Santa Clara College manager P Arthur McHenry negotiates with Honolulu promoters for a July to August trip to Hawaii to defend the island pennant won on a prior visit. The team, stronger than two years ago, will face California varsity in Berkeley after touring, with a Berkeley game in the near term and basketball matches against Santa Clara. The Atlanta voters approve 1.0 million bonds.
A letter from Kalakaua, Kalanianaole, and representatives notes Bishop Trust Company backing suffrage provision and approving local self rule under the Organic Act. The document states the prohibition issue was tabled as a precedent for self governance by Mawali citizens, signaling ongoing oil conflict in Mexico between Standard and British firms.
City and County Supervisor Abin urged funding details for a downtown Honolulu fire station as the Ways and Means chair Logan prepared to report. He criticized delays by the fire and water committee and warned against relying on vague promises of future funds. Abin pressed for a concrete plan to avoid precarious equipment shortages and costly setups.
Reports from Hilo detail steady rock placement for the breakwater and extensive bridge orders. Bridges for Hakalan and Kapyue projects advance, with Honolulu Iron Works to build under American Bridge Company setup. storms delayed progress but permanent way strengthens toward weatherproofing.
The Bristol Herald-Courier notes a census of 168 largest cities comparing saloon counts per population in 1907 and 1905. It reports higher saloon density in cities like Philadelphia and New Orleans, with notable totals in Washington and Pittsburgh, and a general 6 percent decline nationwide except the Rocky Mountain and Southwestern states. The piece highlights liquor price rises as political reaction.
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