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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
5
A jumbled critique of politics and finance references Kitchener, New York lawmakers, and Hawaii. It laments public investments and money tightening, urging caution about rapid reforms and questionable leadership while noting regional ambitions and corporate routes.
Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf of Temple Keneseth Israel in Philadelphia urges Americans to balance pride with truthful self-critique. He warns against exaggerating flaws or deriding institutions, saying foreign judgment harms national respect and urges daily demonstrations of patriotism beyond rhetoric.
The fragment describes a scene at a parlor window where a woman argues with a teller about a check and husband. A New York lecturer, Miss De Chipentan, discusses how thoughts shape faces and character. In Chicago an interview notes how inner thoughts can reveal more than spoken words, with a young couple in a fireplace setting and a whispered, tense exchange.
In a denunciation of overseas politics the author condemns graft across France Germany and Russia, citing church fund theft, public fund misappropriations, and wartime abuses. He argues for reform through civic duty, money power curbs, and voter education, urging Americans to fix the nation’s flawed governance.
A brief real estate notice offering eight attractive lots in Tisom Ketaast Goons Veena This Saet. The ad promises very liberal terms and notes the property lies in a prime, highly desired block of the entire tenet.
Fragmentary text mentions Bishop Trust Company and themes of citizenship and responsibility. It references neglect and blame and a vague discussion of water and an artwork. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear event details or full names.
The discussion covers Cuban sugar exports and prices, with April shipping figures and negotiations on wartime trade. It notes a March sale to the United Kingdom, mentions New York freight and euro quotations, and speculates future market stability as tied to Cuban producers. The report contrasts past and present price levels and weighs potential impact on raw sugar supplies.
A wireless message discusses open Sunday hours and stock levels, Cuba’s sugar crop prospects, and market prices for raw sugar. It notes drought effects, farmer confidence, and the potential for planters to hold back supplies as prices trend higher amid market and European demand.
A garbled memo discusses cane shortages, price trends, and trade impacts across Europe and the United States. It mentions anticipated reductions in supply, weather, and demand signals from buyers, with speculative scenarios on crop outcomes and market reactions.
At a hearing the Territorial Government confronts claims from immigrants about deception by Russian agents. Officials urge patience, warn against listening to rumors, and promise government support for those harmed by fumigation, with potential claims for damaged property and wages. The dialogue includes insistence the national government will intervene if necessary.
An item recounts the Audit Company of Hawaii offering auditing services and reports on financial affairs, noting statements about public lands, labor, and plans for local government officials and the Planters' Association to seek a solution to a quarantine related issue involving Russian nationals.
A report notes the Marama sailing to Vancouver at six o’clock with a small cargo while the Sheridan at Folsom Street Wharf had coal heated in its bunkers triggering officials to order fuel turnover to prevent an outbreak. The Sherman prepares to sail April 6 for the Philippines via Honolulu and Guam with Catalin Tench replacing Thomas as quartermaster and Frank Hal as navigating officer.
The new Catholic church at Mouldsbore is formally dedicated by Bishop O Connell while a country club house at Burlingame is destroyed by frames amid millionaire involvement.
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