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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
10
Thousands gathered as Colonel Roosevelt urged public resolve against corruption. He named efforts in New York and California and called for equality and determination to fight the Amal and the corrupt.
Johnstone and Wright aviators collide with a balloon and damage an experimental biplane. Archie Hoxney abandons a world altitude attempt while Walter Hopkins is grounded by injuries, as spectators witness the crash from the field.
The fragmentary text mentions Brights Propentayer mili Waele HUES and Ur Kaetiig Aelemly, noting an advantageous path or outcome. Details are incomplete, but the item appears to be a cryptic note or headline style fragment referencing names and a possible plan or benefit.
A rambled excerpt mocks boastful travelers and bragging about foreign sights. A narrator derides those who exaggerate journeys across continents, noting locals’ preference for home mountains and the lure of sensational stories. The piece ends with a jab at self-promoting fame and a vow of personal protection.
Fragmented report details Franklin D Roosevelts entry into the race amid Republican infighting. Vague references to party lines, regional figures, and unnamed supporters hint at a contested primary landscape.
The piece reports progressive sentiment backing Roosevelt, with Republican leaders noting broad Western delegations pledged for him at the 1912 convention. It discusses strategies to sway public opinion toward Roosevelt, the possibility of a Democratic candidate, and the overall contest dynamics as the campaign begins.
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