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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented Untitled style narration discusses port street pavement, Roosevelt’s likely stance on Progressive victories, and local business impacts. It cites Planters' Association stock concerns, price changes, and the need for residents to push for policy measures amid wartime mood.
President William Howard Taft proclaims Thanksgiving Day for November 24, 1910. He urges national unity and gratitude to Almighty God, noting advances in health and prosperity, peaceful relations, arbitration, and mutual dependence among nations, with all citizens to gather in churches to give thanks.
Readers focus on Campbell�s success in enlisting European immigrants while noting costs borne by taxpayers. The piece argues Republicans failed to adopt McCarthy�s immigration plank, urging改 improvement in the immigration administration.
In a fragmentary discussion the author questions if Jesus would bar fellowship by race or nationality, arguing from biblical teachings that Christ did good among all. The local YoM CAL leadership is cited as adopting a stance on inclusion versus exclusion.
The writer urges fair treatment and lawful representation as the House Finance Committee may guide fiscal legislation. They express hope that the County Kanal, long a pace setter, will support this move and that the Legislature will harmonize laws.
Sugar securities continue to fall as stock brokers and speculators struggle with the ongoing downturn. The market trend remains a steady drag, with investors cautious and prices slipping across the board.
Oahu lawmakers push for chairmanship of the Finance Committee as decentralization gains favor. The talk of Hawaii’s islands hogging power fades as outward unity grows, with calls for broader participation and fair distribution of fiscal control among all islands.
This morning Oahu fell to 26.76 while Pioneer rose to 180 and Tite at 184. The brief session showed buoyancy with several stocks including Pioneer Ewa Ova and others changing hands. Five dividends were declared including Hawaiian Sugar and Oahy with equal amounts. Paywoken, Ro & Ty Co and Walaa also listed.
A scramble for the clerical position arises before the county board of supervisors with names such as John K. Ko hash and M. B. Deporte entered. Kaw Hustin appears favored after receiving endorsements from City and County Clerk Kalauokalont and other officials.
A detailed committee report led by E H Weinshelmer reviews harvesting and burning methods at McHryde plantation and their effects on sugar yield. Benefits include easier cutting and packing, safer handling, and faster ratoon growth, with labor efficiency gains and reduced blade wear noted despite concerns about soil and trash management.
Tomorrow marks the late King Kalakaua's birthday with observances by Prince and Princess Kalanianaole at Waikiki Hut. A morning yacht race from Healani boat harbor loops the bell buoy before returning, followed by grave decorations at Nu man cemetery by former retaineres. John Colburn of Ki ticiant Batata joins the observance with his wife at Waikiki.
Judge Lymer, in the District Court, announces clerk and translation appointments for the Board of Supervisors. The appointees include N. Ferwitoe, Dan K. Kaen, and Hang Chiv as Interpreter, effective October 1 after a work gothe champion heavy weight wrestler refused Zbyteko's challenge for a $10,000 wager and a parade fundraiser.
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