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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
11
Incomplete scanned text reveals a rant on honesty and pretense, political manipulation, and a critique of delegates. It references Marcus Aurelius and Roosevelt era politics, with stray remarks about chauffeurs, danger, and moral conduct, illustrating a chaotic, fragmentary political screed.
An unreadable OCR fragment references a precinct inquiry. It mentions unclear actions prior to arrival and a person named Lorri Andrews Luton. Details are garbled and no verifiable facts or outcomes are clear from the readable text.
A fragmented note criticizes the Maine Republican primary scene deeming the Andrews Burntandor regulars using dirty tricks to swing votes. It warns that party integrity and public trust hinge on honest methods and questions the impact on future party fate.
A fragment discusses reforming party rules to curb cheating and protect vote integrity. It claims past counts were marred by manipulation, urges strict supervision by veterans, and predicts upcoming primaries will test honest deliberation against tricksters.
Territorial officials clash over site choice for a federal building in Honolulu with condemnation steps urged to obtain property. Officials fear protracted delays and wasted public funds while advocates push for timely action to serve residents.
Fragmented OCR fragment discusses public land income in the Territory of Hawaii and a commission's call to allocate revenues. Mentions the need to fund indigenous or territorial development and governance, with unclear references to acts and agencies.
Fragmentary passage discusses officials of the Territory of Hawaii and custody of public lands and education. It mentions men in Catugreny and a call to preserve Hawaiian welfare through lawful action, warning against deceitful officials.
Governor Frear weighs plea from Rapid Transit officials to avoid forcing a change of five or ten cent pieces when passengers pay fares. The request aims to spare riders from coin handling and inconvenience, including men women and children, as streetcar operations continue.
A garbled local report describes tension between citizens and the Rapid Peansit Company over penalties and public safety. Officials defend police conduct amid claims of excessive force and demands for relief for affected residents.
In a case tied to a five year pursuit, Joh Joseph Finv fled to Mexico after a 19 incident. He is to be brought back to Seattle to stand trial for a murder alleged to have occurred years ago. A Greek detective in Brianwood aided by Beattie authorities located Finv and arranged extradition.
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