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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
7
Fragmented remarks by Patrick McCarren warn against new propositions in the Legislature as debate over transportation and Orgone Act amendments stirs. The piece notes a cautious tone toward reform while referencing Japan’s government stance and cordiality amid regional tensions.
A reflection on Hawaii resisting federal prohibition while Congress debates. The author argues some lawmakers may vote for prohibition to appease home districts, but asserts the Congressional majority does not consist of such indifferent men.
The article urges legislators to focus solely on amending the Organic Act during the special session in Houston. It warns against delving into unrelated topics, arguing such moves raise accusations of political gamesmanship and undermine the Territory’s reputation. Voters will judge lawmakers on adherence to the Governor's mandate and the Act’s reform.
New York municipal voters backed reform to curb graft, with Tamamay securing the mayoralty while Fusion Republican candidates won most borough posts and the city treasurer. Hearst supported a reform ticket, and Civil reform fared unevenly across districts as graft prosecutions echo through politics.
The Japanese community marks the birthday with a Consulate reception for officials and teachers, gifts of candy to schoolchildren, athletic events at Naganu and Kukaako streets, and evening festivities. Banquet planned at the Consulate residence on Nuuanu street, with entertainment led by Mr. Onodera of the Honolulu Japanese Daily Chronicles. merchants host a separate party at the Muchituk Chit poxt Battery.
A fragment lists numerous individuals including Conuil Taal HolMr Medtementi Con sul for Denmark Governor Frear Con wu Lana George Davien Hrtinh Ce sul Major C G Long Marine Corps Captain A T Marix Liewt Ro B Farquharson General McClellan Major W Dunning U S A Major O 1 Ray U S A Father Araban Maurie Hon P C Jones FW Waldron Theodore Richards Rev Frank Dimon Robert Lewers A P F Taylor ex Governor Cleghorn Postmaster Pratt and others.
An unclear OCR snippet shows dialogue with phrases about a roving son and a proverb about a rolling stone. The text is garbled and lacks names, dates, or concrete facts to identify a specific event or person.
The snippet laments a farewell to carefree times and playful spending. It notes many are now broke while recalling the old tale of caution and loss as waves of change loom over the leisure years. The piece frames a wary mood about posthappiness finances.
A fragment recalls a scene where a girl asked to “wing” a plane cannot, yet she speaks with blunt honesty about her limits. The snippet hints at social expectations and female courage amid a humorous or ironic backdrop.
Fragmentary verse reflecting on life journey and kindness as a guiding, lingering idea. The piece uses archaic phrasing to compare past waters and drifting streams with human mercy, offering a reflective, almost didactic tone.
A New York World piece portrays Judge William J. Gaynor as a fiery, reformist mayoral candidate and political figure. It contrasts Gaynor with Theodore Roosevelt, outlining their backgrounds, personalities, and paths to public life amid praise and critique.
Colonel Denny chief quartermaster of the U S Marine Corps is introduced by W Brown of the Commercial Club to speak at a March 1 ceremony. He praises the invitation as his maiden public address in Hawaii and expresses pride in addressing gentlemen on stage.
A New York Tribune naval correspondent recounts Hawaii annexation discussions during a gathering. Officials praised President McKinley’s stance and plans for Pearl Harbor growth, including Marine barracks and officer quarters. The crowd funded a marble bust of Colonel Denny as a playful nod to annexation efforts.
A garbled excerpt presents a dialogue about truth and perception with surreal phrasing and invented terms. The speaker questions belief while another responds from a vantage described as an ink well, hinting at themes of innocence, perception, and distortion.
A fragmentary item notes a person named Myer There Kora Dr Cul Hie acquiring a new automobile and comments on spending habits. It mentions water, a hut, a cafe, and a wall but the text is incomplete and details are unclear.
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