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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
5
A 1920s style political editorial denounces Democratic secret clubs tied to labor and graft. It warns of a return to boss rule and calls for a straight Republican vote to protect honest government in Honolulu city and county.
An editorial rails at John J. Woolley for backing a resolution on Prohibition in Hawaii, praising Mr Castle for defending Hawaiian integrity and citizens’ rights. It urges voters to support Republican doctrine and ticket straight, condemning anti-Tammany and anti Prohibitionist lines as undermining Hawaii’s welfare.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a photograph labeled with WU Jarratt opposite a works image. The date and full caption are unclear, but the item appears to be a newspaper photo caption or illustration note without complete context.
The text speculates on Sheriff Jarrett’s position as a beneficiary of secret Democratic clubs should a civil conflict arise. A vociferous Democrat claimed many such clubs exist, while another insists there are only twenty eight, each asserting honor in the dispute.
Fragmented report describes police involvement in political tension between Democratic and Republican groups. It notes claims of threats to cities meeting Democratic events and alleges schemes around laborer funds and promotion efforts, with unclear sources and dates.
The piece argues that only a few individuals insist on virtue within Hempepatle secret viles, organized now for Hook and political virpowes, while criticizing late Honolulu labor tensions and wartime dynamics surrounding the era.
Election officials name inspectors of election as vacancies arise. Nomination papers flood in for candidates on the governor slate while party leaders weigh appointments. Several filings appear for senate and house seats, with note of delays and the odd remark about candidate Chillingworth and Long.
A listing of municipal leaders appears, detailing the Hon J Kalanianaole as delegate and a roster of senators trustees and officials. Key posts include Mayor John C Lane City Attorney John Cathcart City Clerk D Kalauokalani Jr Sheriff Andrew Cox and Treasurer Robert W Shingle. Dep sheriffs and district deputies are named for Honolulu Waialua Koolaupoko Waianae Ewa Koolauloa with several officers listed.
The piece reports multiple sect clubs dissolving after exposures that Democratic leaders used them for political ends. Attendance fell as members shifted toward the Republican side, and meetings dwindled, leaving clubs split and inactive.
The Enterprise reports on a Fattlesville man who met a grame with the oftier day and suffered hay fever throughout the ordeal. Kansas City Times notes similar rural health concerns and climate effects.
Earth disturbances north of Mhugitalt extend to the Grand Canyon causing alarm among stockmen. Reports describe cracked walls, toppled furniture, torn verandas, and fires. Seismic activity attributed to faulting and earth movement, with no wider regional shocks reported.
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