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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1909
Page
7
The writer urges lawmakers to focus on amending the Organic Act to meet federal ending conditions. They warn against diverting attention to roads bridges county administration or other issues and emphasize that public demand centers on this amendment. Voters expect swift action in this session.
Today New York City and San Francisco vote in major contests seen as a test of reform versus entrenched interests. In San Francisco Franci a J. Heney for District Attorney faces graft and anti reform odds while New York centers on mayoral and council races with Tammany Hall versus reform fusion lines shaping the ballot.
Fragmented OCR text discusses prices for items, amend miento of the Organic Act, and public reaction. It references Admiral Betrve and cannibal claims, then questions who blocks biogrenh and calls for deportation of aliens. It ends with a jab about Randolph Hearst for New York mayor.
The Bulletin claims to be the first source for half the town’s big business deals, offering information regardless of reader prejudice. It emphasizes that to gain the facts you must read the columns closely and secure the genuine details.
Predictions from trust prophets claim beet harvest will push prices up or hold firm. The article notes harvest has advanced and the market timing aligns with expected pricing, suggesting sugar costs may remain steady or rise.
The text compares the commission appointed by President McKinley to draft the Organic Act of Hawaii with Hawaii’s Legislature discussing other matters. It argues the body should focus its debate on the amendment recommendation for the Organic Act rather than divert attention. The remark underscores concern over the quality and focus of deliberations.
The legislature considers amendments to Acts 39 102 and 1905 session laws, creating counties within Hawaii, governing structure, and program updates. Also ordered relief for individuals released from Motokul leper settlement after a motion by Coetho. first reading proceeded with Henitor Harvey introducing two measures.
An OCR fragment summarizes a claim about sugar quotatlions and safety of opposing a trend. The text reads as a garbled report noting Mawes as a possible source. No clear event date, place, or organization is discernible. The readable portion centers on sugar quantity trends and a stance supporting opposition.
The Hawaii Territory Senate discusses delaying land sales and exchanges until land laws are revised. A concurrent resolution directs the Public Lands Commissioner to withhold land from sale or exchange, except for road and public building purposes, until Hawaii’s land laws are amended. The session also covers a municipal building issue and requests study of college endowment mechanisms for the College of Hawaii.
In the legislature Paloka confronts Holstein and faces jostling as Paloka seeks to press a jawmak plea while Seacurrent Resolution aims to amend the Orange Act and establish a government for the Territory of Hawaii. Rep Ricow introduces the Concurrent Resolution to be sent to Congress, with action taken at 2 PM.
The entire Canada United States boundary line has been surveyed with the completion at Point Roberts, Wisconsin of the government engineer project.
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