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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
11
A fragmented statement discusses belief in news and the essence of faith, praising cheerful history while urging acknowledgment of tomorrow's work. It criticizes the Meynllican party as favoring dictatorial or misfit leadership in conventions and public review contexts.
A garbled section criticizes the Requisican party for failing to advance its platform and predicts Democrats mobilizing to appeal to voters. It claims Republicans face competition from a reform movement and foresees clashes over water works and local welfare governance, with reactionaries cited as delaying progress.
The text outlines party positions on public health led by the Territorial Board of Health, care for leprosy patients, promotion work to boost tourism, and major public works. It stresses liberal funding for roads, streets, and parks, river improvements, belt around Honolulu, and park expansion, plus liquor license policy and educational support.
A fragmented report warns against fatigue among delegates at a convention. It notes that fatigue could erode support for a strong organization backing Mekette, and mentions potential Chinese observers misreading caucus noise as a prop for reception rituals.
The text describes a divided Republican convention where bosses and outsiders clash over control. It notes many delegates are unpledged or uncommitted to candidates, with calls to resist dictatorial pressure and to judge candidates by party service and effort. It emphasizes the need for free choice and warns against domination by any single leader.
The fragment advocates strengthening American merchant supremacy and funding for harbor facilities. It supports a permanent settlement on the former Quicke Litivokalant and opposes trusts and monopolies that would control capital, labor, and industry in the Territory. There is a focus on appropriations, shipping, and the laboring class amid broad policy themes.
A political statement advocates efficient county administration and prudent use of public funds, urging officials to avoid waste and to ensure spending aligns with constructive public works. It commends the Ky Hein authority and the Veit Road improvements, pledging to honor the pledge and improve local infrastructure.
Fragmented text advocates for Republican Party policy in the Territory, urging support from citizens and officials. Mentions labor protection, government efficiency, education, health, and unity for a Greater Hawaii, with vague references to incumbents and committees amid wartime or territorial concerns.
The morning divorce docket reports multiple petitions granted or denied T he proceedings cite grounds such as desertion adultery and separation with several named individuals receiving absolute divorces while others are rejected or continued. The article lists dates and names in a fragmented fashion reflecting hurried typographic errors.
A large gathering of delegates and observers convened at Mauna Kea to discuss the Republican and Democratic Territorial Convention underway in the area. Attendees included prominent Helene speakers and local figures as the event drew a significant turnout from the region.
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