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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1910
Page
7
Theodore Roosevelt on citizenship and honesty frames a discussion on governance and public virtue. The piece reviews Prohibition attitudes, signals cautious optimism for trade, and notes encouraging crop reports with expected rises in wheat and corn yields as new farming methods are adopted.
A New York banking audience greets hopes of revived confidence as Supreme Court antitrust cases loom. Wall Street anticipates clearer legal direction, while producers worry about price swings and policy shifts. The piece weighs how court outcomes and political signals shape investment mood and consumer costs.
The article reports tension over full publication of Mr Woolley's remarks at a Senate committee hearing on Hawaii Prohibition. Prohibitionists dispute alleged misrepresentation by the Government, while critics accuse the editors of publishing verbatim remarks and speech excerpts to shape opinion. Readers are urged to judge Prohibition legislation for themselves as party lines clash in Washington.
Aboard the steamer Manchuria a lively program delighted Honolulu and residents from Indien as the crew hosted contests on deck. The event featured prizes, a pillow meat display, and a Saturday night musical program in the saloon Elate aboard the ship carried over two thousand tons of cargo careening toward its port of call.
The morning arrivals include Judge and Mrs. Littley Taljou on a land visit. Prohibition advocate John G. Woolley departs for Washington aiming to rally support for statewide ban ahead of July elections. Manila-bound travelers include Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Albertson tied to Philippine government service and William G. Pottinger, chief clerk in a department, among others.
Local Masons mark the honoree Pierce with a series of events at the Masonic Temple. A reception at the Young Hotel tomorrow hosts the brotherhood, followed by a Wednesday banquet and Thursday visit to the local commandery TOM Petrie chairs the joint blue lodges committee and greets the distinguished Mason on behalf of Honolulu Lodge members.
A manuscript fragment reports potential charges against a Siamese king as U.S. districts eye indictments under the Edmunds Act amid rumors of a royal train tour and extensive travel. Authorities in Hawaii and California appear poised to press legal actions if the king proceeds to Honolulu and San Francisco.
A fragment notes Sea View Manoa properties offered together for sale with a bold price of 1000 dollars for all three. The terse message hints at a bulk deal without specifying dates or official terms.
Police court records describe Anderwon Grace testill in Widing and a murder claim in Magy, with police hunting a suspect. Charles Wilcot and Pedro Carr faced charges after a Winston block disturbance. fines ranged from five to twenty five dollars for the involved individuals.
Alimony set at fifteen dollars monthly to the wife and two hundred dollars monthly to the support of the husband by the court decree. The court also awards fifty nine dollars in pity court costs and attorneys fees capped at twenty five dollars. The alimony is permanent until further order of the court. A separate note reports an accidental discharge in a homicide case with a bullet to the head.
Court notes record Tein Foo Sung on trial before Judge Gooper with arguments over definitions and a May 4 date for a ruling. Several defendants face delays as Kalwi Pa aloie and Kawhally appear. weathered details explain delays and objections in the King County circuit setting.
A lively program featured athletic contests and a recital segment with participants including Motav, Atherton, and Ballou. Winners were named in races for ladies and gentlemen, with multiple prizes awarded and an emphasis on communal entertainment.
Arbitrator Judd ruled on the case between Mary A. Riehiily and Cart Oty Tat over expenditures and obligations tied to leased property. The decision, after 104 typewritten pages, orders Tal to pay sewer rates under the agreement. The report mentions graft and investigations surrounding a National jack id company and a Pine district development, with April 1 cited for a key notice.
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