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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
5
A fragmented tirade from Lowper Maine criticizes labor strikes and union tactics, accusing leaders like Lightfoot of incitement at Hillere Merme and alleging press slander. The piece voices support for corporate taxation, condemns anti tax agitators, and argues for tighter federal power against monopolies while praising conservative democracy advocates.
The article notes American farmers increasingly migrate to Canada, esp es Ach Ahnatohowan province, bringing large tracts of land under cultivation. It cites projections of wheat yields at Dundurn and beyond, contrasting immigrant growth with obstructions and market shifts, highlighting a belief in opportunity in a “White man’s Country.”
Parker speaks on corporate taxation amid campaign chatter, outlining policy stance and likely political implications. Data indicates a focus on economic impact, with opponents and allies referenced as part of a broader national debate.
Readers in Hawaii note Crete's potential amid the Turkish takeover threat and four-power intervention. The writer, praising Greece and the Greek Orthodox faith, foresees Crete's rich harbors and fertile valleys as pivotal, while warning against consequences of international meddling and the island's stubborn independence. The piece stresses Crete's strategic value and the resilience of its people.
A discussion on Crete's sovereignty versus Turkish rule argues self government is demanded by the Cretans. If the population rejects Turkish governance they will resist, seeking Greek protection and eventual self rule, with revolts looming if demands are denied. Turkey resists conceding autonomy while Greece advocates a constitutional self government as a path to stability.
Promoters of a mass meeting at Aala Park invite Congressmen and political leaders to speak. Speakers named by Voepoe include D'Aurean and Mane, with dates tentative. The event aims to discuss Hawaii land laws and offer aid to the poor, featuring a broad inter party appeal.
A speech fragment argues for government provision of lands and homes to Hawaii residents. It urges Congress to prohibit sale of agricultural public funds and favors a government homestead where buildings are held until the cost is repaid.
The Wamigation Commission prepares data for the commission after the delegation returns to Honolulu from a trip to Mawali and Mauli with Governor Frear. The report outlines findings and next steps for state governance.
High ground 100 by 150 lot with a splendid view of Manoa Valley. House includes living and dining rooms breakfast room two bedrooms kitchen bath servants quarters. New furnished cottages at Punahou Berstania Street and Waikiki Beach unfurnished homes in all city sections.
Senator Dillingham, William KR Wheeler, and Professor Millis will study local immigration conditions to aid a federal report. Data will highlight progress from Portuguese immigration and its benefits to the territory, with public meetings to discuss labor impacts and educational material from Bulletino Publishing Company.
An advertisement describes the finest baby band in wool or silk blends, suitable for embroidery and knitting, offered at prices ranging from 40 cents to 11 dollars and 13 cents exclusive of tax.
Dr Frederic Bell with expertise in phrenology and physiognomy offers to assess traits and future career fit. He will lecture Sunday at 3 pm at the Hawaiian Hotel in Janai dreams visions and prophecies. classes in occult thought form now. Contact Dr and Mrs Bell at Royal Hawaiian Hotel Suite 40 42 44 for particulars. hours 10 to 5 and 7 to Sundays by appointment. phone 715.
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