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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1909
Page
4
The piece praises the Portola promoters for a pleasant view in Honolulu and urges working Republicans to support reorganization efforts. It weighs high wage sentiment, domestic freight, and diplomacy, while noting coatines on coastwise laws, sanitation at fountains, and the upcoming market parity for London and New York prices.
Citizens summoned by the Governor to discuss proposed Organic Act amendments will attend a conference whose outcome may influence the Delegate to Congress. The land issue looms large as the coming campaign hinges on the conference’s result and gubernatorial actions. The moment is tense and pivotal for the territory.
A controversial bulletin claims the Republican reorganization was planned by an executive group and that factions should be eliminated. The piece criticizes eliminatory schemes, urges unity, and notes lack of consultation with territorial managers and county committees amid 1910 campaign prep.
The notice states immediate possession of a property in Hone and Kewale area with rent set at 100 dollars per month. It outlines tenancy terms and requires quick action.
The fragment argues that many Biker committeen members should explain why workers were not consulted before joining the party. It claims regular members are competent and warns that reorganizing by elimination won’t succeed without moral support and votes on election day. The text endorses cooperation and criticizes bypassing rank and file.
AGNIRE Batree commands a Pacific squadron departing to the south after coaling to midnight. Four cruisers follow, with two Britons Alexander and Nagshan and an American ship awaiting at Nares Harbor. A five to six day stay is planned, crews to coal 1600 tons each, then gunnery drills as veterans train.
Admiral Sebree stands out amid calm after a fraught visit to Honolulu. The crowdeting receptions fade as officials assess the sailors, noting few desertions and a steady temper. Reports recall the Tennessee’s harbor arrival and the surprising death of Harriman as Sebree seeks time to reflect on events this Thursday.
A move to convert the Kealukakua Bay monument to Captain Cook into a national park gains momentum. A. Ridhley of the U.S. Engineer Department oversees the transfer of the monument and a petition to Washington seeks federal park status. Round up report notes police vigilance as youths are rounded up late at night.
A delegation from the U S Pennxyh oe visited Montgomer y last night at his place of business and presented a gold headed cane as a trophy. The event followed a tense moment as authorities inspected the Pacific Mail Wharf deck safety after rumors of a dangerous situation on board. Admiral Bebree, recalled as a veteran figure, oversaw changes to a landing site.
A fragmented OCR passage references sailors and a dwindling pool of manpower for the navy. It notes hardship and odds against victory, mentioning Hawtead and a numeric figure around 20,000, with phrasing suggesting imminent depletion of experienced seamen.
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