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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented notice salutes Kiloye Consul Mortie for aiding nine fellow citizens in interpreting a late Christian commendation. It celebrates a shared Christian brotherhood and Mortie as a unifying figure in the community.
A garbled Washington dispatch from Boston Trans ceint correspondent hints at Congress action and political shifts affecting corruption and real estate, with references to Hangtaly Homes and federal oversight. The text remains largely unreadable, but signals ongoing debates about investment and urban policy plus mayoral implications.
Fragmentary report references a legal matter and an election dispute involving named parties and actions. Details incomplete. no dates or locations readable.
The Mackrlanes attract large investors to Hawaii’s pineapple trade while debates about local control unfold. A recent purchase of Consolidated Pineapple Co and talks of Armoury influence signal shifts in ownership. Local leaders fear money leaving the Territory and advocate investing in Hawaii grown industry rather than sending profits abroad. Efforts hinge on securing favorable terms for local participation and resisting outside takeover.
In old world politics the Senate demands a popular partianent for China. Proposals fix a general representative legislative body in the Imperial Parliament by 1015 after nine years of prep. Provincial assemblies urged throne to move date but Beijing insists on the original plan.
In colonial governance, 200 members met for the Frat, with 100 appointed by the Throne. The Senate faced an Opposition party pushing for a powerful body, not advisory, while provincial governors backed opening a Parliament. The Throne ordered a Grand Council review two days later on a memorial urging a popular Parliament.
Fragmentary report notes the Chinese Parliament set to convene in the year’s first quarter. Details on agenda or outcomes are unclear from the readable text.
Milton A Hood, steward on the Amor Wilhelmini, writes to Dr. Ramire seeking guidance on a lip quarantine. He asks under what authority a lip lipomorph could be quarantined when the ship near Honolulu remains under strict isolation terms and requests answers to questions via the column.
Milton A. Hood questions Dr Ramus on Honolulu quarantine for the Wilhelmina and crew. He argues officers and stewardesses faced uneven fumigation and calls for explanation of why steerage passengers faced stricter measures than first cabin travelers, with requests for clear definitions of who is quarantined and how aboard.
The Republican county committee met Thursday. chairman Mote will interview county department heads before November 23 to discuss appointments and party influence. A general purge of non Republican clerks after the election is expected, with calls to reduce county office staff to cut costs. Treasurer elect Swain says he can manage with limited staff while current assistants remain.
The market reports Watalua fell ten points below par with ongoing downward swings. Rumors say Walalua may face a dividend cut as Methyde dropped 103.76, and Meliryde plantation hints at management changes while I-2 and nearby stocks also slide amid general market weakness.
At the annual meeting on November 6, 1910 Lt Holt presided. Named officers for the ensuing year include James Jaeger as president, AL Hy Tarleton as vice president, Walter Beerard captain, Paul Jarrett Viens as treasurer, and Longtay Beertany as secretary, among others.
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