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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
7
The piece argues against impulsive party creation and praises orderly political action in Honolulu. It critiques sentimental reforms, notes Sugar Trust influence on tariffs, and warns against demagogic candidates while urging practical policy and unity. It cites corporate dividends in Honolulu as context for economic expectations.
The piece discusses President veto power and wartime policy within the party, noting the need for an extra legislative session. It cites Colonel Roosevelt and Kuhio, praising quiet hawk-like achievements for Hawaii while warning against betraying core Republican principles.
The Civic Federation may abandon its drift toward chaos and adopt a defined political role. The group has a history of reorganization followed by fading leadership. A year ago officials announced plans to remove old ideas, yet the federation has since shown little progress and risks returning to prior insignificance.
A garbled excerpt shows characters discussing telephones and affidavits with a humorously bungled dialogue. It captures a slice of local speech and figures, including references to names and places, in a faded, uncertain transcription.
A Honolulu editorial urges women to continue efforts to beautify the city and maintain cleanliness around properties. The piece argues persistent, visible action by residents will deter dirt and indifference, noting the importance of community effort without disturbing daily life or nearby activities.
In Washington President Taft faced railroad pressure from Southern Pacific and Pacific Mail officials arguing against canal restrictions. They proposed four new transpacific steamships and a NY to Hong Kong route via Honolulu and other ports, claiming a ban would damage U.S. commerce and interoceanic links. They pressed Congress to defer to interstate commerce regulation while defending canal access.
The secretary conference considered the practicality and advisability of granting powers to the commission to set rate structures. The Department of Justice will investigate the National Horendor Manufacturers Association.
Unclear OCR text outlines a loan fund and spending under a governor's opinion with mentions of a Wali and a first contract. The fragment hints at setting terms, allocations, and possible constraints, but key names, places, dates, and amounts are obscured or garbled.
Fragmentary notes describe debates in Washington on funding and maintenance for a canal or inlet project. References to a levy by the legislature and possible revisions suggest dissatisfaction with current arrangements and calls for a clearer plan. Mentions of Lewisburg and Hawaii appear as side references amid speculative discussion.
A local concert is planned at Kamehameha Schools with Mayer Bere annomiend Unix mati fie Hint Waiting Heat Sautay. The public is invited. organizers indicate the concert will follow a quiet week and feature a descriptive program.
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