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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
7
Address Mrs Pinkham at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass for free guidance on female weakness. Letters opened and answered by women, offering confidential help based on twenty five years of experience engaging with women’s health concerns.
A Canadian syndicate at Viewed is forming a merger of major lumber and pulp concerns. The plan unites Canadian Wood Pal and Piper, Quatchta Power & Pulp, and Port Moody holders to control mills along the Northwest coast, with Port Mell the proposed base and new targets in New Albion. The deal, valued around five million dollars, aims to create a dominant Northwest forest products group.
The crowds hear McCandless defend Hawaiian rights, urge public lands applications, and rail against Republican policies. He praises Hawaiian labor and property rights while criticizing Republican leaders, with stops at Paia, Kula, Walkupi, and other towns as supporters rally for his county and territorial ambitions.
Fragmented report details a heated campaign at Yolegate with factions opposing Wit and Hittie interests. Nancy Clarke of Hult Imspector challenges Delvante on the platform while delegates plan meetings across islands. Discussions touch on immigration, native franchise, and statehood prospects amid a tense political climate.
In Kenton Ohio on September 17 a correspondent reports Wilson pledges Taft kept party pledges. He defends administration and blasts opposition claims as he cites party platform fidelity. The speech highlights support for current policy and the president’s leadership amid debates over welfare measures and national direction.
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