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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
5
A proposed plan by Runalans to provide a Hawaii trip for federal officials visiting to learn what is already known, financed by public expense, is mentioned in the brief note. The item hints at official travel funded by public costs.
Members of the county and district convention prepare for an extensive gathering in this city as numerous candidates present a strong slate. The piece stresses unity, duty, and resolve to support the party ticket, urging nominees to stay active in campaigning regardless of election outcomes.
Republicans outline a county platform urging city and county administration to assume oversight of municipal departments including water works and fire services. They call for state-to-local transfers and federal supervision shifts to streamline governance and expenditure reviews amid debates on centralization and accountability.
The text argues the federal government should keep local health administration separate from politics. It warns against allowing partisan issues to hamper essential health policy and national priorities. It suggests Republicans should avoid rash moves that could jeopardize meaningful progress, including water works concerns.
A political move aims to rally significant backing as the city administration validates key issues. After securing visible approval, leaders plan to shift focus to the next major item on the agenda.
Government experts question the belief that hard work increases heat in burning tin. Tests suggest linden wood exhibits high heating power. A notable typo ridden segment mentions lamps and an elevator control system for riders, while another fragment notes Governor Harmon urging to curb lynching.
The article lists delegates for the convention across two districts, naming 133 delegates in the First District and 86 in the Fifth District. It includes a long roster of individuals such as Drake, Fisher, Kolomoku, Little, Richards, Rose, Schuman, Waterhouse, and many others, with totals 133 and 86 respectively.
Campbell of the bureau of public works reports that about 2600 acres were prepared for homesteads last month in Hawaii. 400 acres at Kas, 300 at Kalamana, and 290 at Kuthant were readied, with 1400 surveyed and divided into plots. More land awaits survey and soon monitors will push development.
Fragmented narrative recounts courtroom questioning of a boy and Angelina with details of a birth in Porto Rico on October 1 1868 and testimony about the mother still on the stand at adjournment. A French aviator instructor reports on aeroplane principles and a keel design for shallow water and river vessels.
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