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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1910
Page
5
Contorted OCR text discusses contempt for living things, Will renewal, Roosevelt politics, and liquor questions. Mentions county attorney, Supreme Court, and occupancy of Thuretyn’s Pools with references to editors and local governance. Contains unclear fragments and several named figures in a period voice.
Mr Perelstrour states through a high official organ that he will soon arrive to straighten out the dis rupted operation. He will proceed with his own men and may be allowed to carry on the work. A rival faction threatens to dissolve the entire outfit.
For the year ending December 1960 Hawaii showed a notable influx of mainland goods valued at 41.0 million dollars while outward shipments were weaker, yielding a persistent balance of trade in favor of the islands though imports rose. The report notes substantial shipment values from the territory to the mainland and emphasizes economic activity despite external pressures.
A chaotic view of national politics shows Republicans confronting insurgents as divisions form over tariff debates income tax and presidential policy. The piece discusses Regulars challenging insurgents while insiders speculate on party fate and magazine influence shaping the narrative.
Fragmentary 19th century text outlines land claim procedures in the Territory, detailing certification, certificates, leases, and the five-year citizenship requirement for obtaining homestead patents. It notes that lands or certificates cannot be held against state land rules without approval from the commissioner and governor.
The document details transfer prohibitions, inheritance carve outs, and patent procedures for public lands, including confirmation of titles by the commissioner, extended compliance periods, drawings for parcel allocation, and sales notices. It also covers preference rights for improved parcels, church site allocations, and the governor’s role in land management and rule making.
A sale notice offers eight parcels on a prime Renee Kaimuki Ocean View Dia tract. The property is described as located in one of the choicest blocks, with full particulars available from the source.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion or note about provisions and a windfall or capital flow related to a tall foreign effort. Readable names, dates, or places are absent, leaving the core action and entities unclear.
United States officials file indictments against Schlemmers connected to a foreign contract dispute in Japan and Hawaii. Authorities prepared arrest warrants, with four additional indictments tied to grain and distilling crimes. Defendants plan to defend in the U.S. District Court as warrants target alleged illicit activity and violations of federal law.
A stirring sermon by J F Moore at Central Union Church features critiques of inaction and calls for personal salvation. He warns three types of men hinder Christ’s work, urges timely faith, and stresses giving God his due while condemning delays and negligence. The speech references vigil, repentance, and the need to act rather than wait.
Bulletin notes a business office contact line reading 258 with reference to Home Friteria Roam and related phone TAR. details are unclear but indicate a telecommunication note or roster item.
A Honolulu entertainment listing notes Milly Wall signing to perform at the Empire with the "Sto mpet of the Andes" and other attractions. The program includes "The wild and woolly Went" in the Freeboaters, several comedies, a clean drama "For Sale" at the Park Theater, and a feature on Sonny Cunha’s orchestra. The Park shows are reported as strong with good audience response and ongoing improvements at the Bulletin office.
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