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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1910
Page
11
A garbled OCR page quotes various passages and editorials touching on Prohibition, immigration law, and fiscal policy, with scattered references to the Rapid Tenet Company, Ballinger, and a public notices context. The text also mentions Maritime company concerns and antitrust discourse linked to a Territory mercantile establishment.
The piece debates Prohibition's fading grip in states, citing Dishey Thomas Galler of Tanhowe Episcopal Church who urged moderation and civic democracy. It notes clergy opposition to total abstinence and mentions anti Prohibition currents influencing Britain as a wider consequence.
A garbled excerpt discusses Sir Thomas Deway, Sune Chirea Monell, and a platform for expressing views on power and morality. It critiques those who assume moral dominance and threaten perdition for dissenters, contrasting fundamental virtue with vice.
The May letter critiques government by a few, arguing small farmers and independent storekeepers in Hawaii face destruction by plantation control. It claims cooperation with sugar interests can help farmers build independent homes, but only if independent traders survive competition with powerful corporations.
A controversial dispute centers on the recent move concerning staples sold at the plantation holes. Hon. Coe Brown voices a clear opinion, arguing the Independent stores and the Happy House city factions misstate the issue. The piece contends a minority supports the Governor’s move and urges plain facts to resolve the conflict.
A fragmentary discussion on statutory voting rights and the influence of reformers. The text references Hawaii voters numbered around 13,000 with estimates of under 10,000 referring to ballots. It argues the election forces a small minority decision on a territory of over 160,000 people.
A crowd of over one hundred Russians arrived yesterday in Hawaii seeking work with sugar planters. Directors Mend and the island officials report most entrants accepted by planters and moving toward island employment. A few vented concerns over voyage costs but tensions appear limited as new arrivals integrate with local workers on Kauai and Oahu.
Kanthayto speak at the park tonight under HM direction with Democratic leaders. Campaigning figures McCandens and McCandlowe expected, plus Senator Hagvey, Jarret, and Kinettitude leaders on stage to discuss Chan and Notley.
A chaotic court scene saw two Russians sentenced to three months each after a pretrial bout of confusion. Judge Andrade condemned a sale girl to sixty days at Asche, while a second man received three months for involvement. The trio faced separate charges related to the same disturbance.
Tonight marks the final performance of Leah Kienshaw in The Thief as McRae’s season showcases a thriving Anglophone stage run. Next week, McRae presents Knightioot Way in Flower with costumes from Julia Starlane's New York designs and previews Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew with Mine Oxwald and Chan H. Handford in key roles.
A reader endorses Paruna for stomach catarrh and long running ailments. The letter credits relief from catarrh of the stomach after twenty five years and praises Paruna as a household remedy suitable for winter and summer use by all ages.
Ambiguous OCR style entry references purity and wholesomeness for Coca Cola Company of Atlanta Georgia. The fragment hints at booklet analyses of tntstion chemistry across all parts of the United States with a request to show analyses in an investor or public document.
A report from Walatua Agriculture Company notes no increase in arable land for the sugar operation. Officials say current holdings and water rights will be consolidated to avoid waste while expanding cane production. Officials expect the plantation to add between one thousand and fifteen hundred acres of cane if plans proceed, potentially boosting output.
Cooper Cup Race at Pearl Harbor held May 15 1910 with multiple handicaps listed for yachts Defiance Maga Dagmar Strang and others. Start sequence includes a preliminary gun at 9 26 and course from the clubhoupe WHF into the channel past markers toward Walaw Rice Mill and back, with rules to return if crossing the line before the gun fires.
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