No clear headline from fragmented 1910 political analysis
A long fragmented political column discusses abstinence as virtue, references Sam Viet, Fano and Honolulu politics, and critiques Republican leadership and Senator La Follette. It foresees the 1910 election impact, party unity, and the role of financial interests in shaping government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Pallette
Wirenneth
Republican Party
Dolliver
Li Follette
Miki
Bit
Wen
United States
Convention date clash prompts call to delay nominations
The piece cautions against transposing County and Territorial conventions for the Republican nominating process. It urges postponing nominations until the Territorial convention finishes, arguing this fixes party unity and avoids pledges to a platform formed after nominations. It suggests the County convention assemble temporarily Saturday and adjourn until action by the Territorial body.
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Lanes
Ihs
Shriners Excursion Plans Hopeful for Honolulu Event
A defunct charter of a Shriners excursion, led by the Imperial Potentate, promises a lively winter event in Honolulu. Plans aim to fill around 150 to 200 people aboard the Matson liner, with a broad telegraphic appeal to attract outsiders and boost pageantry and parade excitement.
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Kteamutip Wilhelming
Superiul
Honoluly
Wisi
Wawure
Matson
Shrivers
Otter
Aueonie
Mike Hos
Aemueive
Wang
Pegirlay
Fragmentary line hints at social niceties and habit forming
A fragment suggests encouraging cordial behavior and creating space for others. It mentions forming a new habit to offer room and make everyone feel comfortable.
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Don
Price of Peace and Silent War Waste
A fragment from a wartime notice condemns decommissioned naval ships as useless to the government and argues they clog docks across naval yards. The piece lists vessels from older wooden double-enders to a once modern henhip, noting they cost millions yet have no price to salvage.
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United States
Proposed Disposal of Retired Warships as Yachts
The text discusses ideas to dispose of aging warships by selling or gifting them to private citizens as yachts. It notes the impracticality due to high crew needs and fuel consumption, making the scheme unworkable. It references cost concerns and public money usage intertwined with the plan.
World Eucharistic Congress Attendees Gather in Montreal
In Montreal a dense arrival of dignitaries marked the start of the Eucharistic Congress. Attendees from Quebec and beyond filled St James Cathedral and Notre Dame Church as Cardinal Vincenzo Varnutelli and other Vatican delegates were welcomed. The event spans September 6 to 8 with continued high-level participation.
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Montreal
Can
Thie
Whitch
St. James” Cathode i
Notre Dame Church
Tuscan Vent Ak Caput
Vincenau Varnutelli Toon
Vatican
Nore
Folk
Congeem
Hoglan
Apehe
Bikhoy Logue
Fortifications Proposal Stalls Over Navy Ship Construction
An officer notes retired ships could be converted into forty forts for coastal defense at Ken count elion, but the plan faltered due to land work needs and high costs. A yearly report to Congress would detail expenses, while Navy officials and Congressmen debated funding.
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Elion
Incomplete Returns From many Territorial Precincts
A partial tally from multiple counties and territories shows numerous incomplete returns. Names listed include Thompeon, Gomer Paw, Vanonvetlen, Fantom, Volneet, Makahlo, Kilanh, Purtado, Morris, Maldwin, Petwlin, Keone Count, Napihan, Kahookele, Kankon, Whinatuniy, Hala, and Wane.
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Beary
J. He ‘Thompeon
Gomer Paw Vhowl
D. Quill
Join Vanonvetlen
J. A. Wallet
Thon
Kokua
Territoriat
J. B. Fantom
J. F. Volneet
Sohn Makahlo
Kihot
We Weuerpelt
Territorial
A. J. Metal
Gove
Femora
Honuntia
Courney
Guy Gurl
Fom
J.P. Cocker
Kagar Merten
Janke
Makawae
I Kilanh
Alfred Purtado
Win
Miner
Jom Morris
Napihan Sahih
Bite
John Wile Kamit
Lawl Joseph
Terriilel
B. K. Kahan Klint Cniitys
Kayo Wane
Maelth Het
Unclear wartime interview with Mr Robinson in the Orient
Fragmentary memoir style remarks attribute travel and duty to Mr Robinson. He references Washington, the Philippines, Honoliloe, and China in a confused account. The text notes desire to relate with administration and mentions work in Washington and thoughts on headquarters.
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London
Amin
Talion
Orient
Mr. Rutinson
Philipines
China
Bhainehal
Honolibe
Robinson
Hogolata
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Trent Trust CO. Ltd
Trent Co.,ltd
Mutual Life Ins. Co
New York
Hawaii
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Ja Fullvite
Jar Polletie
Potieled
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Huvir
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McCandles
Shriner
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Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
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Wireless
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Waterhouse Trust
Kaimuki
Magaincent
Two Oceans
Kainiaki Crater
Rewe
Fsa
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Fort
Mireete Yy
America
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Iti
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Cardinal
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