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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1910
Page
11
Fragmented OCR passage discusses Hilo cleanup, Hawaii political turmoil, and tariff implications. Mentions Judge Jovertson and Extee, Honolulu shipments, and party rifts in the House of Representatives, noting safeguards and public service duties amid political friction.
A fragment discusses immigrant groups and the idea of obedience as a path to avoid action. It references El Dorado and a hypothetical moment when Russian immigrants face reality, suggesting it may then be time to seek protection.
A historical note describes President Taft not bowing to popular pressure, instead making decisions based on his own judgment and convictions. It emphasizes that the President acts on rightness rather than popularity or party factions, maintaining independence from public waves.
A garbled snippet hints at Joe as a potential figure in a shifting political landscape. It mentions a blend of Republican and irregular factions and a possible union under a new banner. The passage suggests upheaval in party balance and a defining moment for a new idea.
The text comments on cautious approval of features and corporate sentiment. It notes political rhetoric fading, improving conditions, and limited activity in related sectors. Economic outlook appears generally satisfactory with slight variation among observed indicators.
A garbled OCR style passage discusses the Speaker’s role during a political era, criticizing or questioning figures like Cannon and Cantor. It references Republican and Democrat dynamics, party balance, and concerns about leadership and influence within U S government.
The article traces the rise of education as central to American life, linking it to religion, colonial roots, and the growth of public schools. It notes state and national efforts, funding, and expanding educational needs driven by civic improvement, health, and culture, praising educational administration and the role of teachers and officials.
Fragmentary notes from a Capitol conference reference pending actions and figures. Text is garbled but mentions Wilhelmine, permits, and discharge of sand at Lakes, with a quoted official named De Rami discussing steps and general arrangements.
We offer eight attractive lots in the new Kaimuki Ocean View area. The poverty is in one of the decent blocks in the entire tract. Very liberal terms available. For full particulars regarding this property, see.
A damaged OCR text outlines Sunday services at Central Union Church Whey ym Co AL with a program of speakers including John U Moape of New York and Inia tional Boerwiney. It lists evening sermons and events, inviting visitors and strangers to attend, with unclear names and times.
An OCR transcription lists church programs across evenings at venues including Methodists and General Olen Church. It mentions sermons by John Ti and Hermion, a youth message on Christian single life, and a Maker and Kine street morning service with leaders and deacon roles noted in garbled form.
A disjointed report notes a Methodist church event at Miller Street with Bishop Edwin Mixehen presiding and a procession followed by a gathering at the church corner Beretania and Victor Br. Biotin Hingis is mentioned as discovering the address amid a Commerce laying of the Bi church activities.
A clipped advertising line from the Buffalo News in this fragment shows a claim of female voters being suppressed. The brief item notes advocacy and a political angle, with limited readable details on who or what is being promoted or suppressed.
A brief police schedule notes morning pen operations on Sundays, tightening rounds from dawn to ten o clock. It outlines limited patrols and a focus on public safety during early hours, reflecting routine enforcement patterns.
Washington DC reports urban bathing attendance climbed to 2 924 000 in 1907 from 1 888 562 in 1906 an increase of 1 036 ? The study lists New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago and Milwaukee as leading contributors with New York’s share largest. Zoological parks in the era show New York ahead in mammal and bird holdings while Washington and Cincinnati rank high in other measures.
Obscure OCR fragment notes a Washington event on playground funding with mentions of Lew Werk and Heaton. It hints at a New York gathering supporting playgrounds and city parks, contrasting with elites in the surrounding area. Details are unclear but center on funding and public spaces.
Washington March 1 1907 The state of interest paid by elites on interest bearing debt for the fiscal year 1907 varies by city size region and population. The report from the US Census Bureau notes high averages in Chicago Cleveland Milwaukee and New Orleans among 100000 to 800000 populations with 5.4 percent in Denver and 6.5 percent in Birmingham Alabama. Washington and Providence show among the lowest rates. Philadelphia reports the lowest funded debt payout at 3.4 percent while New York and Hartford show mid range figures. the article also mentions cheese champion Emmanuel Laecker and a separate sports note about a tie in a championship event.
Lewis Strang powered to a new world best at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the afternoon session setting a 4:11:03 mark. The former record holder was Old notc. Strang’s feat concluded the trials for the big event and established a decisive lead in the speed series.
In Charleston the debate over smoking and health reaches a decision in favor of the doctor. The Courier notes the issue, weighing public health against traditional habits while referencing prominent figures and the Wrights in a paraphrased transcript.
A man who spent thirty eight years in the General Post Office of Montreal reports relief from deafness after using Peruna. He describes prior nasal and throat issues and temperature-related symptoms, says he found Peruna beneficial, and credits improved hearing and breathing after trial. Benok Smith & Co. Honolulu supply the wholesale trade.
A local plant offer was refused after the Honolulu machinery sale was reported. Officers discussed assembling a senior personnel for the plant and named several committee members and candidates, including Mie Ie C. Brown and others, with a dismissal or transition plan pending.
Bulletin text shows two phone numbers misprinted in OCR, listing 256 and 186 with unclear labels. The item indicates a clerical contact point for notices or business inquiries but lacks coherent context or full addresses.
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