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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented editorial page excerpt discusses race in America, the presidencies, and calls for honest leadership in Hawaii County. It references Booker T. Washington, the Square Deal, and the need for reform minded delegates and candidates.
The passage urges Eugene Buflandeau to devote himself to his paid duties from the public treasury. It warns that if he cannot focus, he should yield to someone capable. It criticizes Lorin Andrews for graft and rejects alleged New York politics affecting Monotiite affairs.
The report credits a clear Square Deal victory in the Mauon precinct as Republican voters rejected machine politics and petition tricks. It notes a strong party showing favoring honest government and asks for unity against private interests while contrasting local contest outcomes across districts.
Very desirable residence on the corner of Pensacola and Kina streets offered by our office. Your choice of two proper homes. call our office and we will take you out to see them.
The text argues that reliance on coercion or cajolery to sway voters or secure personal power will backfire in the primary vote, warning that would be dictators are doomed to defeat. It emphasizes that manipulation in the Territory fails just as in broader campaigns.
A damaged fragment suggests a discussion of popular rule in the Territory and a conflict with the Teputilican party. The legibility is limited but indicates a crisis of governance and party competition.
The article notes a division within Republican ranks after primaries, with a clear anti Heavier influence and a push to organize campaign workers. It highlights the shift toward a leaner, more loyal cadre guiding conventions and operations.
Voters in Maton confront political influence as Lorrin Thurstan faces opposition from a faction led by Lorrin Andrews. The piece criticizes perceived favoritism and bias in local governance and urges readers to question the existing system and its prejudices.
A call urges energetic, honest men from the Kanization committee to run as reformers for Hawaii County. They should resist party bosses, avoid graft, and prioritize public interests. The message promotes young progressives and warns against outsiders who would use power for personal gain.
A rambling editorial urges intelligent men in Hawaii County to unite for progressive road policy. It criticizes incompetence, calls for organized cooperation, and urges workers to enter weaker districts to drive reform and present a strong front against inefficiency.
A garbled 19th century style warning discusses investors urged to place sums at home rather than abroad. It cites dubious New York claims of vast fortunes from mail offerings and notes widespread losses, with cautionary references to anonymous promoters and the dangers of speculative schemes.
A fragmented line notes concerns over a series of get rich quick proposals pitched as credible investment in Hawaii. The incomplete wording hints at moral questions, investor risk, and calls for thorough evaluation before commitment.
Waller McDougall, son of a Kohala resident, allegedly rode in a Packard owned by George Beckley and collided with a car on a highway chase. The Packard reportedly sped to town with passengers and damaged tires while a confrontation and possible police action were threatened.
A garbled public address from KAEA speaker hints at involvement with Captain Parker in a sheriff bid. The text veers into unrelated military notes and scattered names, reflecting a damaged OCR segment with unclear conclusions about nomination and convention actions.
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