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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
15
A fragmentary editorial mixes exhortations for reform in Honolulu politics with warnings about insurgent movements and legislative aims. It cites anti corruption pleas, urges civic action, and critiques the Board of Supervisors while invoking national and local political tensions and wartime rhetoric.
Correspondents across Hawaii, Asia Minor, Turkey, Ceylon, India, and other regions report rising prices since 1900. Co authors describe 40 percent increases in building materials and 20 percent rises in food costs, with wages and rents climbing in Japan and China.
The piece argues a progressive Republican would value victory in Minnesota and credits Governor Hughes reform stance and Roosevelt for entering the fight. It asserts the anti-progressive forces blocked direct primary reform and private interests, praising Roosevelt for choosing the public good and duty.
The garbled text shows readers voicing frustration over rapid cost increases and government inaction. Citizens argue that hardship falls on people who must struggle to maintain basic living standards amid policy gaps.
The Chicago Daily News presents a restrained view of Roosevelt’s allies without lavish praise. It notes the paper’s independent yet increasingly Republican stance and hints at attempts to influence public opinion, framing the president’s supporters as pushing energetic but perhaps partisan narratives.
The editorial cautions readers about Roosevelt's campaign tactics and the Roosevelt response to anti Roosevelt appeals. It describes party factions in New York and tensions at the Saratoga convention, noting leaders and the possible impact on the Republican bid.
Three Hawaiian companies seek charters to build a street railway in Hilo and Honolulu. All proposals expected before the Territorial Legislature next spring. Ownership largely native, with capital from external interests anticipated. Hawaii Electric Company plans capital expansion as groundwork for a rail system. The public debate grows heated as legislators prepare to review the bids.
A report discusses proposed pavement on Fort Street Honolulu with City and County Supervisors to meet at noon Thursday. Immigration officials and local authorities prepare for inspection missions as pavement plans and contracts near possible approval.
Liahiiiten of Hawaii files for bankruptcy listing liabilities around 124,854.27. Assets include 400 stock in Keay Land and Planting Co secured by First Bank of Hilo and a 75 dollar exemption. Creditors include Geo. Sargent with 70,000 claim. Hilo Mercantile Co takes over contracts, crops, horses and tools to satisfy debts.
A Porto Rican man alleged rent dispute led to a dramatic confrontation at a street-side apartment building. A landlord reportedly showed a monthly pardon and a plan to withhold rent until Sunday, prompting a crowd as furniture and belongings were scattered during a tense scene. Police later issued a warrant to address the disturbance and alleged rough treatment of a woman.
Several applications for licenses are to be considered by the Luding Commission at the Capitol next Monday afternoon. Edwin Winn seeks permission to dispense wine and spirits at a hotel, while a Japanese applicant requests a tea garden license to serve beer and light wines. Local ration men are to be invited to speak on irregularities in their business practices amid broader interest in the proceedings.
Police Captain Kukatenahiy and officers intervened when a porte likely a wagon burned at Daraga near Ovai Railway track. A bystander driver swung from a rail to avoid injuries as a girl shielded by a corded arm and bystanders jumped to safety. a planned boxing match between HOOF MHL Jon Juwhette and GenrKe Cole was canceled due to the incident.
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