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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1909
Page
5
President Taft argues popular government is hard won through Anglo-Saxon history and requires common sense self restraint and adherence to law. He says government must be sustained by the majority and that the minority should accept governance over short term voice or control.
A fragmented speech heavy with partisan rhetoric urges Democrats and Republicans to back amendments to the Organic Act. It rails at the governor and contrasts Democratic restraint with Republican momentum, arguing that progress requires action and unity to amend Hawaii’s territorial governance.
A garbled plea from a local council urges blocking football at Wert Point and Atuupoily amid safety concerns. The speech condemns electric cars and vehicles risk, cites naval academy exposure fears, and frames youth protection as justification while urging stronger government action.
Senator Covbay declines to attend the Republican caucus citing schedule conflicts and party friction. Local officials note the absence may affect early talks and candidate outreach in the district.
A political appeal argues Republicans must unite to pass or block the Ormanie Act with decisive Senate votes. It warns that a senator from Maul Analy may face swift consequences if he sides with the opposing bloc, stressing that the public cares less about party and more about immediate results.
Treasury officials state there is no new statute preventing people from writing checks for a single dollar. The agency notes no change in policy that would restrict small dollar transactions.
A garbled excerpt discusses a hot topic on Congress act and supervisory action by authorities. It mentions urgent action, concerns about an act called the Organ act, and calls for favorable reception of legislative proposals with no clear justification for delays.
A garbled notice promises a Europe trip and a free trial week by Professor Mathews at the Young Hotel. It claims a five day schedule with German or French language study and a vulnerability to a “spank forvlen tongue” claim, urging confidence in customer satisfaction.
Reported talks of another boxing contest between Holly and Callen with plans for a longer bout under clean break rules. The Savier and Kelly show interest in staging a rapid, well arranged event this afternoon, aiming for a decisive, crowd pleasing encounter in Ute City with local support strong.
Lawmakers remain undecided about attendance in the looming special session. Some fear Benzi Kalama and Fairehild may be absent or travel abroad while the party lines favor focusing on confiscating the Organic Act amendment. The McCardlen bill faces uncertain support and potential reintroduction as a governor’s substitute after a pre-session conference.
The Elks lodge hosts a Friday entertainment event featuring professional style acts and new club room furniture including a Cecelian piano. From the second story window ragtime operant and lively crowd observations describe the lively, bustling scene as performers attract attention and the club’s spirits rise.
A cheerful event at Ewa mill attracted about thirty couples including several from Honolulu. The program featured whist and wu dance with refreshments served. the club was decoratively arranged and dancing continued into early Sunday morning.
Alleged cattle rustlers from SM. Damon face Judge Andrade in Heller court on a morning arraignment. The defendants waived a preliminary hearing and demanded trial in higher Maher court, remanded to bail set at $600 each.
A schedule of lectures at Oahu College details topics to be presented this year. The first lecture Tuesday morning November 2 will discuss library catalogs and the public library’s role. Lectures aim to improve library organization and make materials more accessible to students and the public.
The Amerosy Steam laundry announces a grand opening near Litthard Vinwyard, claiming modern craft and artesian water powered facility. Witty references to Melntyry and W D Melntyre indicate a formal launch with works and officials from Denver to Honolulu, signaling regional business expansion.
Kleale, wife of foe Pal Akon, faced allegations of involving her agent to coerce a family dispute. Judge An rade heard the case as Akona faced a campaign of influence. Ph Heated pleaded guilty to employing force to intimidate.
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