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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
5
A garbled OCR style excerpt discusses Tam and a plantitone theme with quotes and mentions Hewre sing paueiderition. It references independence, nature, and Hera, plus hints of a comet impact and Mawail schemes. The text is incoherent with multiple misspellings and partial names.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions a record, an enumerator, and possible improprieties during a continued reporting sequence. No clear individuals, dates, or places are established. text is damaged and difficult to interpret.
Fragmentary text describes threats to independent traders as planters prepare to sell in large quantities. The passage hints at coercive tactics, including court action, to force independents out and restore prior profits.
A fragmented letter questions how many more lives must be harmed by speeding cars before law enforcement and public sentiment demand strict enforcement. It urges action to protect pedestrians and asks readers where they stand on safer streets and stronger penalties.
A fragmented editorial argues against Prohibition’s stance on liquor for tourists. It cites statements by advocates and critics about alcohol being a tourist draw, noting the tension between upholding laws and accommodating visitors at island hotels and ports.
A historical text arguing against costly deteriorated old master prints. It laments the dominance of unattractive works in affluent homes and calls for recognizing genuine masterpieces. The piece references Paris Salon judgments and recalls a 1848 anecdote of a man securing funds to support an artist amid famine.
A fiery discussion on Prohibition in Hawaii contrasts art funding with national and territorial policy. Critics argue the prohibition drive harms tourism and culture while supporters cite moral reform, with references to Governor Patterson and national outlets shaping the debate. The piece questions motives behind reform advocates and warns of economic and social costs.
A city supervisor order directs installation of new electric lights along Cunha Lane and Vineyard Street. The move aims to improve safety and visibility in the neighborhood as officials confirm funding and timetable.
Property listing noting improved and unimproved Ra in Manoa and Kaimuki inside districts.
A Honolulu Advertiser editorial backs prohibition while a reader letter argues the policy harms workers and naval crews. The exchange questions enforcement, worker welfare, and public health. The writer cites fear for ships and wages, urging measured limits rather than blanket bans.
Chronicle recalls a fatal crash attributed to reckless driving and inexperienced chauffeurs. The late John De Mello perished instantly in a collision blamed on unsafe operation, highlighting the acute danger posed by undertrained ride operators in urban traffic.
Tokieda thanks friends and residents of Honolulu for hospitality during a brief stay. He expresses gratitude for the welcome as Oceanic liner Mora departed for San Francisco, noting M. Tokieda, former manager of the...
In Rochester New York Havens defeats Aldridge by a noticeable margin as Democrats claim a victory over the Aldrich Payne tariff bill. The Republicans call the Aldridge loss a clash of politics with gender dynamics. Havens is touted as Democratic gubernatorial candidate with a forthcoming political career.
A Honolulu area scene recalls a Yokohama Specie Bank unit farewell to athletes and friends during a residence period in Salanie. Attendees include Mr Akal from the local bank, clerks, and consulate staff, who extended thanks and good wishes as departures hint at future reunions.
A 1907 letter from Stewart B. Roberts of Emory argues caffeine content in coffee varies with grind and brewing, estimating about 2 to 8 grams per cup, while Coca Cola syrup contains small amounts. He concludes Coca Cola provides mild stimulation and can aid digestion, contrasting it with coffee’s higher tannin and volatile oil load that may hinder digestion. He notes the letter is part of a Brecklin school pro sale context.
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