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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1910
Page
5
A fragment discusses political positioning and independence, urging registration and noting non citizens are exempt from jury duty. It claims Republicans win on a square deal platform and references upcoming months for political events and ship season as a calendar marker.
The letter criticizes ballot manipulation for jailbird support, praises Gonsalves, and urges jury commissioners to unify citizens while lamenting sugar policy, immigration, and road quality. It cites McCandiens, Panama Canal concerns, and national party loyalty, urging citizen action amid political tensions.
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A fragmented piece notes the national labor federation’s platform calling for free books and compulsory education. It reflects a debate on public schools and workers’ interests, with mention of the Territory of Hawaii Republicans outlining their stance.
Declared guilty of section frauds, the text criticizes inducement or threats to withdraw candidates and comments on Republican strategy. It praises direct appeals to voters, warns against party wings using force, and foresees a victory built on a disciplined, progressive working organization led by popular candidates.
The piece condemns coercion by candidates who fear retribution from voters. It cites the Revived Laws of the Territory under Section 108 Election Fronti, warning against actions that threaten or frighten voters. The Progressive Republicans push for lawful conduct and respect for authority.
Commentary argues that progressives prevail by fighting battles on merits. It warns against empty rhetoric and notes the politician who fights on substantive grounds wins. The metaphor of a stuffed club turning into a boomerang is used to caution weak tactics.
An auxiliary group will hold its regular monthly meeting at o clock tomorrow led by Territorial Forrester Ralph Hower. The discussion will cover the reforestation schemes on Hawaii and plans for investigating the program on the Big Island aboard the Maina Kea.
Jan Koko a Hawaiian, charged at the police station with larceny in the second degree. He faced prior charges of vagrancy and was ordered to appear in court tomorrow. Kekoa was caught in a Kakako store by the awakened proprietor who heard the crime. A demijohn of whisky was stolen from a blacksmith in Kakaako, and Kekoa confessed involvement with two others. The accomplices fled to the shipboard, and a cable may be sent to recover them for Honolulu court proceedings.
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