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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1910
Page
5
The article reports heated discussion on prohibition and political maneuvering. It notes near-term actions by the Senate and Legislature, mentions Mr. Newell’s tour, and suggests a fall campaign push with factions aiming to influence voter sentiment.
fragmented OCR passage notes Hawaii highlighting Schiff's warning of inevitable war with Japan. It contrasts Honolulu's cautious tone with broader U S views, mentioning conservative reactions and the context of a national speech.
A biased report recaps a New York Republican gathering and a Philadelphia judge’s forecast of a multiethnic clash. The piece cites Jacob Schitt and Bohiman defending Rumberger and warns of danger of war over Far East policy. It critiques Britain and Japan’s alliance and urges choosing “the right spirit” over brute force.
Manager Deashorn of the American-Hawaiian Steamship Company faces pressure from Liauxportalion Inc to provide fuller passenger accommodations in Honolulu. Citizens of the Territory of Maui are urged to request, then demand, that transportation firms handling sugar freights expand and improve passenger service and future travel options.
A humorous chaotic scene unfolds at inner tables on Thanksgiving Day with Major Smith collapsing briefly. A debate erupts among Egyptologists about ancient wires and glassy hieroglyphs while President Roosevelt visits, prompting a joke about names and a punchline from a street cop. The piece blends spoof dialogue with historical figures in a playful, rambling vignette.
The article argues that existing policies favor large fugue interests and ship companies in the islands, condemning opposition as evasive. It contends transportation beneficiaries must reciprocate with supportive passenger protection, noting ships maintain absolute control with no railroad competition and urge policies to benefit the community and local interests.
Senators move to pass a resolution for a plebiscite on liquor ban in the islands. The plan, backed by both parties and the district’s congressman, aims for a Wednesday vote. The House action would give the territory time to prepare and voters time to deliberate before the election.
Report covers a confrontation after a hospital incident where Doctor Moore attacked a photographer and tried to destroy a camera plate. The photographer and others describe the arrest scene as Moore resisted comments and threats of legal action loom. Rumors claim hush money to influence witnesses amid union-backed prosecution plans.
The ideal home site in Honolulu offers an elegant view from the Pali to the sea. Located four blocks from the Country Club and two blocks from the car line, with 10,000 square feet of improvements in area to the lot. An investigation will convince you this is the place to build.
The Pacific Sailors Union flags a long list of alleged management issues at the marine hospital under Doctor Gasanway. Secretary Kitwarut Hison says a broader investigation is needed as facts surface for a major court case.
Camden police and health authorities investigate after Mrs. Mary Brewster reports several schoolchildren showing signs of liquor influence. Brandy found in candy sold to multiple shops, raising concern over illegal distribution to youths.
Investigation by Camden County Health officials and police traced sweet confections sold near a school to a small shop run by a woman. Several candies contained large amounts of brandy and were bought with pennies at multiple candy stores. No arrests yet, with a full report to follow.
A fragment from a 19th century notice invites residents to observe the transition to a new commission form of government. The message emphasizes civic participation and public viewing events at the town’s center.
An March 7 meeting of Hawaii State Board apportionment committee proposes allocating 20,000 to build a log at Kohala Mountain Forest Reserve from special fund proceeds. The draft reserve covers about 27,100 acres, mainly government land, with ownership including Kohala Sugar Co Parker Ranch and others. The aim is to protect water flow on Kohala Mountain, a key watershed important for irrigation districts and local supply.
Local politics in Hawaii confronts party realignment as Home Rule officials discuss switching loyalties. Damion, a Home Rule member, may join the Democrats, while Lane nears mayoral succession and Fernandes eyes a secretary post. Mayor Foro hints at a health-related tour of the islands with potential political talks on Hawaii and Kauai.
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