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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1909
Page
5
A garbled column discusses Hawaii policy, water supply plans, and public works. It argues for a stable water system, warns against rapid bargaining, and notes figures like Knox, Roosevelt, Hallinger, and Pinchot in debates over federal influence and land use. It mentions upcoming pipes, the Nunway dam, and urban development standards in Honolulu.
The text discusses promoting homestead lands in Hawaii Territory to attract settlers, arguing effective advertising must be backed by real land sales progress. It critiques delays when applicants await government decisions, noting energetic locals may outbid public bidders once land sales open.
Ambassador Crane stirred a major diplomacy row over Japan China and the Antung Mukden railway dispute. The piece weighs the Knox Taft clash and Japan’s plan to build a through line to Mukden as part of Manchuria strategy, with implications for Russo Chinese relations and the Orient.
Housing ad lists furnished rentals in Makiki with 4 bedroom option at 100.00 and additional 45.00 for a 4B.R unit on Mavana Ave. BLE indicates building or listing code.
The Antung Mukden Railway dispute centers on broader Far Eastern tensions. Each side claims legal positions while preferring settlements, with Japan pressing legality and China focusing on future consequences. The rift stems from diverging government views rather than a single crisis, complicating understanding and resolution.
The article discusses Japanese and Chinese positions on Manchuria and economic ties. It notes calls for improvements to facilitate through traffic and questions the true value of Chinese concessions. It cites distrust in China’s public services, trade with Japan, and the student question amid shifting public opinion.
In informed circles the Japan policy debate centers on imported port issues and the status of China. Soerenty Knox and the president weigh minister Crane's fate as Washington cautions a safe, open treatment of China and the open door amid global tensions.
A damaged OCR item notes a steamer named Likellike Wandle patched for Henokia with noon time and vague cargo references involving Ho Jadonuore. The readable details are fragmentary and require confirmation of vessel, port, and cargo.
Officials target additional land in Waikiki to expand shore battery installations. Owners of the Mochiauki Gib resist sale, prompting possible condemnation if negotiations fail. The government aims to secure the property without court action, expanding fortifications near the coast.
Fragment shows John W. Gates in Seattle taking a fee from John Master around a ceremony. It mentions a payment of 4000 dollars and a small remaining amount after the wedding, with unclear wording about the purpose of the fee and the groom’s actions. The text is garbled but portrays a disputed wedding-related payment.
Fragmentary report cites General William A. Milekite of Auckland describing early quarter actions. Readable facts are minimal. entities and specifics are largely obscured by garbled OCR.
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