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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
11
The passage muses on how a single word alters perception and notes the era's political and economic tensions. It cites quotes from Shakespeare Confucius and mentions Lak Way, the Woolley name, and Wag the Dog allegory with anxiety over Pearl Harbor era funding and constant vigilance.
The Hat Territory debate questions motives of the Prohibition Committee of One Hundred. Critics claim the list includes abstainers, skeptics of law, and backers who seek reform for others while enabling private importation. The piece argues Prohibition as proposed would not prevent saloon access and could worsen hypocrisy.
The text presents disjointed reflections on Judge Hart ex-governors, prohibition debates, and political figures. It references King George, ex-Governor Rollins, Spreckels Bank, Honolulu matters, Pearl Harbor, and European sugar prices. It hints at public sentiment, political strategy, and a general sense of unrest or scrutiny of leaders.
The article notes weak public notice for the income tax constitutional amendment with slow returns showing little support. New York Legislature rejected backing, and under the banner A Tent of Manor the New York World warns that defeat in Albany could presage a larger national rejection in its present form. Tone mirrors editorial concern over sovereignty and Governor Hughes objections.
Fragmented passage discusses opposition to a pro amendment, party honesty, and a push for a Liceme Lax Amendment. References Taft and racial politics, minority retaliation, and strong ties to Hawaiiana and the Territory. Names and specifics are garbled but imply a political clash over reform and loyalty.
The voyage along the Ching and Japan coast encounters dense fog. Aboard the Korea many tons of cargo are listed for San Francisco with passengers including Mr Robinson, a former Roosevelt aide, and notable Britons, lawyers, and architects traveling home from the East. Leaders and officials travel excerpts include Sir Pan Charter and Lady Lemon as well as prominent London figures joining the voyage to Washington.
In business circles the market shows Wainiua slipping to 135 after a 137 sale, with 132 bid and 190 naked on Thursday. Projections hint at June favors for plantation stockholders while Brewery and Hawaiian Pineapple trades attract attention. Olan stock remains around 25 with offers noted. sugar prices stay firm with centrifugals at 424 and beets holding. European and Cuban crop forecasts bolster sugar outlook as Honolulus investors await future shifts, hoping Joon securities spark renewed activity.
A group of performers completes an extended world tour and is heading home after the latest engagements. The voyage featured concerts in multiple cities, drawing sizable audiences and press coverage.
An unclear fragment notes a Teddy related figure and a disrupted scene at an Alakwa wharf. It references a Kovinvin party, a Korea arrival, and a visit by Mr and Mrs Robingan to Hawaii, with no clear outcome or coherent context.
The Matson Navigation steamer Jonian arrived from San Francisco via Seattle with 800 tons general cargo for Honolulu. Cargo includes general freight and lumber for Kaholi and Port Allen. The vessel will depart for Port Allen Sunday evening, carrying food, goods, and other freight.
Honolulu merchants watch as a proposed plantation store order sparks a battle between planter interests and the Independent, with investors wary of shifts in control. The amended Organte Act and turnover in management at Hawaiian Klottle heighten tensions as factions trade private letters and public statements on the bill’s fate and its impact on local business.
Reporter J. Horner is authorized to extend monographic notes in the Nakamura case after Lightfoot filed for an extension. The court directed Horner to complete the work, with Judge Cooper confirming the order and allowing access to necessary information in the case.
Fragmented notes claim misrepresented reports from San Francisco about labor trouble and wartime responses. The garbled text circulated widely, appearing in California and other sources with little verifiable detail or clear attribution.
After five months of rehearsals the Osu College dramatic club stages William Shakespeare's As You Like It on campus this evening. A carefully selected cast from trials delivers a regular English stage production with a beautiful set and costumes. The cast and managers have invested weeks of work and several hundred dollars to present the play to friends tonight.
Leong seeks habeas corpus to gain access to his wife held ostensibly by her mother for a month. The unusual custody case centers on alleged imprisonment and the court’s power to intervene in the marital dispute.
A 1900s report extols Coca Cola as a safe temperance beverage reducing alcohol use. It cites War Department rulings, analyzes by chemists, and endorsements from experts in nutrition and chemistry, asserting no alcohol and only trace caffeine. The piece describes Coca Cola’s production in multiple cities and its impact on saloon culture.
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