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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
5
An unclear list of city and county officials appears alongside fragmented notes on sheriffs and clerks in Honolulu area districts. The text shifts to stray comments about election outcomes and unrelated chatter about Philadelphia and a deflated query about a voter’s impact in Hawaii.
Fragmentary text argues leading men misspoken pity and political pity. It claims Faxon Bishop’s stump appearance signals seriousness of the threat of industrial disaster from Bog McCandivex and Democrats. It warns laborers are being misled by McCandivex and followers.
The document attacks misrepresentation by Democratic candidates on the Hawaii political stage. It denounces Trent and McCandless aligned figures, warns of private deceit to win votes, and argues that party control would corrupt government and push graft in Honolulu and beyond.
Fragmented excerpt rails against graft and corruption while praising Republican ideals and a fair government. It lists states historically readmitted or guided by presidents, naming Alabama, Virginia, North Carolina, Indiana, and others in a sweeping, partisan tone.
The piece argues that National Democratic platforms favor admitting the territory to the Union and achieving statehood, seeing admission as the path to becoming a state and being fully part of the United States.
A scrambled OCR style record lists states with admission dates and associated presidents. It mentions Michigan Texas California Minnesota Oregon Kansas West Virginia Nevada Nebraska Colorado New Mexico Arizona Wyoming Vermont North Dakota South Dakota Montana Washington Idaho and more with misprints and inconsistent dates and leadership names. The piece notes seven states were admitted during a Democratic era and references an obscure source quote.
The piece argues labor-saving machinery will not abolish horses. It cites rising horse numbers and value, railroads and engines increasing demand, and the automobile industry growing. It concludes people want both horses and new tech, with the hope automotives expand while horses remain essential.
Fragmented real estate transaction notices name multiple parties and locations with numerous unreadable fragments. Key items reference Tonia ta Tak and Hank of Hewaii Lut transferring property, plus Robert J. Mullera connected to HL Lut and other vague entities. The fragmentary text also mentions John P tompon and AP Johnaan Veont Trust Co Lud and Kaneoheilion Mii, with a near nonsensical ending.
Nominations were filed by numerous candidates in Cork City and County elections with papers submitted by a wide field including Republicans Democrats and independents. The list features many names and offices sought though the exact positions are unclear due to damaged OCR and scattered fragments.
Republican party workers and candidates shift focus to the Fourth Cineplet night at Malltilt school as crowds gather for speeches by prominent figures. Photographers capture images while promised entertainment and radio-style talks highlight the campaign. Democats meet at Kamollili with Taft and Proaidonia figures noted, bankers and rail material discussed.
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