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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented excerpt discusses U S government, presidents, and foreign policy with references to Lord Minto, Liberal politics, arbitration, and the idea of appointing a strong governor general. It mentions public reaction to automobiles, taxes, and policy debates, reflecting a noisy, opinionated era tone.
Citizens are urged to join the political effort now not wait until primaries. The piece condemns inactive workers who stay home and attend only near election time, calling them loafers while urging active participation to ensure a representative government and honest community sentiment.
A boy asks his mother to attend church and tries to recall the minister’s text. His recall misquotes lead to a comic exchange about fear and comfort. A traveling man in Europe jokes about a name written in a police book, and a misread entry appears as Monaler Warranted Solid Leather. Tommy’s dyspepsia tablets joke ends the item with a punny religious mishap.
A historical critique warns small investors to avoid promoter schemes that promise quick gains. It stresses verify ownership of land or property by the company and urges caution against trusting alluring but unverified pitches. Emphasizes learning from successful enterprises and avoiding reliance on glamorous narratives.
A fragmented editorial discusses auto speed laws and public safety, arguing government overreach into driver conduct is unjust amid advances in living safety. It reflects on historical wars, social classes, and enduring risks, noting how past elites endured long lives despite conflicts.
An advertised property on Puunui offers an ideal home site with an elegant view from the Pali to the es. Located four blocks from the Country Club and two blocks from the carling, the listing notes all improvements in place and suggests an investigation will confirm it as a premier building site.
The passage reflects on 17th century catastrophes from the London fire of 1664 and the plague to modern threats. It contrasts past widespread mortality with current sanitation advances, noting improved safety yet acknowledging ongoing risks to life and property in urban centers like New York Chicago and St Louis.
A jumble of social ills and modern hazards from a past metropolis. The piece rails at reckless drivers, unsafe streets, corrupt officials, tainted foods, and a public paralyzed by fear, arguing progress brings danger and moral decay in equal measure.
A fragmented line from an OCRed page hints at a cryptic street scene or event. Readable terms suggest a journey, a show of life, and an unnamed locality, leaving readers seeking context to fill in the gaps.
Swe depnet from Unousithl seth ode analyses European sugar needs and stocks for the 1910 campaign. Otto Licht figures project total European supply at 7 485 890 tons with consumption and exports shaping October 1 stock. US and Cuban exports influence prices. the consensus expects rising European prices in coming months.
At the annual meeting of the Hawaiian Development Co and related entities, officers and directors were elected for the ensuing year. L. A. Thurs to identify, R. W. Shingle as vice president, B. McStether as secretary treasurer, W. I. Castle and J. B. Castle as directors. Also notes a Taft quote and Spain deputies reference.
In the First Circuit Probate Court a minor s guardian petitions for an order to sell real property belonging to V Hominger located at Lot Rox Map No 2292 Pukele Paloio in Honolulu Territory The court is urged to authorize sale of the estate real estate to support the minor and order the guardian to appear on Monday April 1 A D 1910 in Honolulu to show cause why the sale should not be granted Proceedings dated March 10 1910 filed with the Third Circuit Court of the First Circuit.
A mangled OCR text references an attorney and a Lincoln actuation, with mentions of a complaint about a road dispute and legal action. The readable content is fragmented and lacks clear facts, names, dates, or locations to form a coherent summary.
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