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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
5
A fragmentary quotation contrasts written laws with the sick and mighty who flout them, noting how the strong force their way and despise rules. Attributed to Anacharsis circa 600 B C, the line evokes timeless tension between law and power, though the exact wording is garbled.
The article reports Larrin Andrews facing exposure of a fraud scheme tied to a county committee, suggesting his plan to sack the committee has failed. It notes tensions within the faction, with insinuations that backers will push the trickery to influence the convention. The precinct role at Stanow is referenced, with secrets from secretary Thuffandeau cited as aiding rent-seeking interests.
Cuban finance records indicate rising imports and exports amid stable governance and high sugar prices. The minister of finance reports total imports and broad economic expansion, with figures tracing growth from 1900 to 1901 and signaling improved national prosperity.
Analysis of Cuba trade reveals exports to the United States rising from 33.2 million in 1900 to 44.1 million in 1908 while imports from the U.S. grew to 46.1 million in 1902. A large export surplus and favorable balance indicate growing prosperity, though sentiment on annexation remains weak amid shifting textile and luxury demand.
Japan accelerates shipbuilding as gas rationing tightens energy supplies and a government wine legislation measure supports maritime development. The article notes significant progress in the shiploading industry and emphasizes Japan's push to expand marine capabilities in a fuel constrained era.
The text presents Manon Nasargente and allied Republicans arguing for honest political methods in the Mapoa precinct. It condemns unspecified malpractices, endorses clean, representative delegates, and states a desire to keep liquor questions out of the upcoming campaign while stressing unity and faith in voters to judge candidates.
The Japanese report details growing tonnage in steamers and sailing vessels, with steamers expanding from 1802 to 1909 and total ship tonnage rising sharply. It notes wartime blockades and foreign purchases, plus rapid domestic shipbuilding after a 1896 law encouraging vessel construction, signaling a sustained maritime expansion.
The readable fragments reference global trade, private docks in Japan, and US relations. Mentions ports, banks, and industry decline, with vague allusions to aviation and an around the world trip. Individuals and exact events are unclear. the passage lacks concrete actions or dates.
A fragmentary and satirical piece discusses a mock nation of gum chewers linked to a university and city life. It parodies cultural norms, mentions an array of absurd characters, and cites a distant political context with a playful yet critical tone.
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