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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1910
Page
9
Rumors say the Democratic barrel will be opened this afternoon and McCandhy may push to influence voters ahead of tomorrow's ballot. The chatter centers on Republican strength in Hawaii and anticipated campaign moves.
A long fragmented report describes a Republican parade planned to conclude the campaign. It lists leaders, districts, and a lineup of business and party supporters, with a Hawaiian band leading a large march from Capitol grounds to Aula Park. The event features candidates, a giant banner, and a promised address on prosperity and the party platform.
The Democ rats plan to hire Japanese firms for campaign needs and target voters across professions. Japanese merchants were approached for supplies, and a letter urged support for the Democratic effort to win votes amid civic and business woes.
A historic torchlight event is planned at Denverille's Atkinson Park with Democrats gathering near 7:40 PM then marching to Ania Park at 2:30 PM in a torchlit display. Organizers expect a large turnout to contrast Republicans in a public demonstration.
A historical note outlines Viera’s public support shifts across multiple local baseball leagues and political affiliations in Hawai as he announces aligning with the Democratic party. The document details his past ties to Republican figures and expresses intent to influence candidates on the Democratic slate while criticizing erratic party leadership.
A letter appeals to readers to resist outside influence and vote in line with principles. It stresses voting timing and process, warns against partial opinions, and urges citizens to evaluate candidates based on promises and performance. The writer signs as ALK VIRIAL urging civic participation.
A historical fragment discusses a British Navy airship, its arrival at a location, and preparations for launch. The piece mentions a large vessel nicknamed the mother ship, expected completion timelines, testing near waterways, and a planned public unveiling. It references dates and names linked to the airship program and related operations.
Henry Damon, described as the son of SM Damon, is noted to have returned after time spent studying in Scotland. He plans to vote the straight Republican ticket in Loworrove, Arkansas, asserting legal right to cast the vote.
Report describes chairman's illness while detailing airship construction and preparations. Two gondola like boats flank a large airship hull with aluminum alloy envelope. Crew to manage petrol needs for a three day mission. craft designed for stability in inclement weather and speed up to five miles per hour.
Fragmentary notes discuss eczema remedies and a patent party from Hovoliti Drug Co. It mentions a wintergreen Nault compound and a prescription. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
The scene centers on a heated election contest with Republicans and Democrats fielding candidates and a Home Rule party presence. Report notes a tense park rally environment, party organizers moving crowds, and cross-party strategy as campaigns run full force toward the final votes.
A deranged report traces a Mormon exodus from Utah to a Mexico settlement in Chihuahua state. It cites Prophet Smith and the Morten Church promising liberty for persecuted practitioners, with 50,000 to 65,000 acres acquired and an 8,000 family Mormon community planned in Mexico within 18 months. A tax and duty break is noted for moving properties, while a prior settlement history in Fayette Rowena and Nauvoo is referenced.
Two layover passengers boarded the Nippon Maru bound for San Francisco after a misunderstanding at the mall. The liner sailed yesterday before nine o’clock, with a note that Nippon Maru would arrive near Ban Brandvaadie before the United States Army transport loan voyage.
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