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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
5
An OCR scribble references Roosevelt Py ehot and a special envoy to arrange talks, mentions Pennsylvania politics and Ballinger, and includes garbled dates and names. The passage reads like a rough, non coherent collage of 1909 era political language with misread lines and stray phrases about campaigns, diplomacy, and governance.
The article argues the Massachusetts Fourteenth District contest signals a national political upheaval driven by party disarray rather than individual candidacies. It discusses insurgent pressures on committees, the impact on Republicans and Democrats, and the President's reaction as returns come in.
A fragmented 19th century style reminiscence mixes social chatter about professors, doctors, and a minister's wife with a recipe and domestic guidance. The narrator recalls past travelers, a Taunton cooking school, and odd kitchen instructions as letters and voices drift through a rambling memory.
Fragmented excerpt discusses Roosevelt Barrage and Pinchot, with public distrust of concessions to interests. It notes Taft’s legislative record and predicts strong opposition to compromise, suggesting a mood favoring disruption and bold backlash against the administration amid party lines and congressional pressures.
The article surveys census history from 1790 to the present, noting the shift from a simple population tally to an expansive, encyclopedic count detailing births deaths marriages and social progress. It contrasts early population disparities among states with modern scale, infrastructure, and debt, emphasizing the census’s role in apportionment and national knowledge.
A historic comet sighting reports Halley’s comet brightening and becoming visible to the naked eye before March 23. Observers note a beautiful halo and a small telescope view, with the comet moving slowly westward in Pegasus as a predicted nearby planet marks the sky.
Bulletin astronomer reports the winter sky brightening as the Orion region, including Betelgeuse and Rigel, rises high in the south. The article notes variable brightness in Betelgeuse and fills the southern sky with prominent constellations and nebulae, highlighting a past surge in a bright nova.
A historical account reviews the Neuru mission on Nauru, organized 1899 and later taken over by the American Board. It notes Reverend Ph A Delaporte arriving 1899, church dedications in 1909, printing progress, population shifts, and the 1906 Pacific Phosphate Co. activity. It also details Nauruan beliefs, tribal groups, burial customs, and the Ocean Queen steamship's voyage and loss.
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