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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1912
Page
7
The article notes political maneuvering as the Republican National Committee plans to set contested delegations. It asserts the need for votes in the National Committee and praises the Hawaii committeeman for acting to do the right thing at the right tone.
Women of the city should engage in an industrial effort for girls to provide honest livelihoods. The youth need access to opportunities, with education expanded in public schools to support this movement. Determination and enthusiasm of women could drive success and open paths for young workers.
The Bulletin defends territorial appointive boards including the Oahu Loan Fund Commission against criticism from supporters of elected county government. It argues that appointive systems fail compared with county management, cites inefficiencies and legal tangles, and urges taxpayers to focus on local elections to improve results and accountability.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a newlywed couple faces tension with relatives and neighbors. A daughter questions social expectations while the groom’s family defends tradition. Amid whispers, heated exchanges reveal strained bonds and a fragile celebration.
Report outlines a municipal clash over street repairs and safety steps in the city. Proposals call for paving Queen Street, cleaning markets, and funding for traffic and pedestrian improvements. Officials discuss costs, oversight, and the pace of work amid protests and health department involvement.
A meeting led by Superintendent Pattie Kuilines Hon discussed establishing a new girls industrial school near the Territorial Teachers’ Annu ralion at the Central Grane. Speakers supported the plan to train girls in trades like tailoring and laundry work, aiming for self support and educational value rather than charity.
In Houston Texas April the community debates a proposed name for Tamiy Jackson County and splits among Astor Butt Smith and Straws as to honoring a hero from a doomed vessel while references to Ruth Tammy Ismay Tex. appear amid uncertain details.
Sioux City Iowa April residents of Ismay Mont contemplate changing town name after mentions of Ismay linked to Titanic tragedy. Report notes discussion amid broader reaction to the ship’s disaster and criticisms of company leadership.
A furnished house is available on Wilder Avenue near Oahu College. The listing notes convenient proximity to campus and urban amenities, with details on interior features and rental terms.
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