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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1912
Page
7
A brief quotation notes that true purity and unselfish character are not innate but slowly learned, urging steady moral striving. The line emphasizes ongoing self-improvement and the discipline required to reach higher ethical states.
A Hawaii letter rebukes a morning report linking W R Farrington to Republican factions. It argues against factional signs in Taft aligned efforts and urges broad harmony to support Taft, Frear Kuhio issues, and a strong municipal program in Honolulu. It calls for unity, rejects secret orders, and favors transparent party cooperation.
Fragmentary notes depict a cartoonish scene in a conservatory with names like Howard Roy Scauti and Lanny. The jumbled lines reference a refrigerating prank, a race, a father, and a tense moment as someone leaves after hinting at a win.
A fragmentary note argues for Roosevelt to pursue a presidential bid, claiming the nation needs his outside-the-office work and unity behind the Christian extension movement. It mentions the Panama Canal opening, harbor control, and the need to equip landing places for efficient steamship traffic.
The Hawaii County Board of Supervisors protests the Hawaii Belt Road project bid as excessive and unnecessary. They urge Road Commissioners to reject bids seen as inflated and to adopt economical specifications for road construction costs.
A historic note discusses the Federal government role in territory politics. Samuel Kautank is named amid discourse on the board of supervisiors and public works leadership. The document hints at political maneuvering and potential shifts toward state or federal involvement in local governance.
A garbled OCR style note describes a recent New Year's visit and a local entertainment event. It mentions Bonnee entertainment and Flava Parad with reference to a west area event and a festival mood, though details are unclear.
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