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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
5
A garbled editorial voice roams through political and social snippets touching Prohibition era anxieties, mentions of Georgia crop worries, grand jury inquiry, Roosevelt era figures, and maritime trade shifts. The text threads together speculative political debate and public concerns with fractured phrases and unclear attributions.
The text shows a quarrel among allies over strategy and leadership. It mentions Uncle Joe resisting mockery and a power struggle about who will bear blame if a tilt occurs. The writing hints at ambition and a tense political moment without clear names or outcomes.
Honolulu readers recall financiers who reshaped Hawaii through bold local ventures. The author argues conservatives hinder progress by pulling capital away from island projects, praising investors like Uncle Joe for their role in developing the territory and delivering strong returns.
A humorous column recounts Nick Lodgworth and a friend joking about political favors and a staged vote. In Washington a tale follows a white van incident and darker quips about bribery, then shifts to a private car scene with Harriman of Union Pacific and a boy delivering a telegram.
Partial readable text mentions a local notice possibly about a sale or property action. Names and exact details are unreadable, but the fragment implies an official notice issued by a local authority with dates or deadlines unclear.
The piece urges good citizens to engage early in the political process, naming mayoral and county races and calling for honest, open campaigning. It warns against dark lantern tactics or corruption funds and stresses responsible public service as the path to meaningful reforms.
The Grand Jury urges a beer garden near the reservation to curb illicit liquor sales and protect servicemen. Interviews at Schofield Barracks reveal large quantities of liquor sold on the reservation and nearby, with bottles flowing at various prices.
Parcel listing offers eight beautiful lots in epic Kets Coca View Dis wat Geeta with very liberal terms. For full particulars regarding this property, contact the seller at the provided number 200.
Fragmentary wire report discusses enforcement of import controls under the Act of April 4 1909. Mentions the Treasury and Collector of the Port, witness fees, and potential Congressional attention to alleged violations. Indicates intent to attend court and grand jury sessions with limited readable details.
The Grand Jury backs a plan to lease land near the barracks to create a controlled refreshment area under commandant supervision. It aims to curb clandestine sales and reduce intemperance among enlisted men, with cooperation expected from barracks officers and the Port of Honolulu customs officials.
A fragmentary report describes police action and a disturbance suppression. It recounts officers arresting sailors who fled toward a hospital area, a wounded Japanese man, and a woman awakened at 4 am as investigators search for clues and items tied to the incident.
A garbled OCR style summary describes a town court case involving Anjelaite netiourtent, a warning about continued activities tomorrow at Palio Comet, and unclear references to people named Wile, Sherry, Kataoht Way and Aneleaite. It mentions a judgment tied to an alleged murtons penalty and fears of finding guilt.
Chicago reports widespread rail labor strife as firemen and locomotive engineers threaten to strike for higher pay. W. B. Carlet, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, urges settlement without a strike while Government mediation proceeds amid tense labor unrest and potential wage disputes.
An advertisement-style note touts a laxative brom quinine product as removing the cause of colds and headaches. It claims a one day cure with an “entdaver” and mentions Groves signature on each box and a Paris product line by Sirdtcine Co.
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