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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1910
Page
1
The Myrtle crew dominated Regatta Day with a decisive victory in the Six-Oared Barge and strong showings across the scenes. Spectators packed the harbor as the Myrtles led from start to finish, the final miles marked by cheers and broadside displays.
The event lists multiple races with Myrtles and Healanis placing in senior and freshman si oared barges. Special canoe events featured Kona crew led by E Moukeolu with Ha nak eoke placing. overall times range from about 7 minutes to over 15 minutes.
Washington dispatch reports the government plans to dissolve the Sugar Trust next week. A petition will be filed with federal authorities in New York to remedy issues within the organization and proceed toward dissolution of the American Sugar Refining Company.
Washington, Sept. 17. Taft issues a directive urging equal division of offices between Republicans and regulars. A letter from Secretary Norton, authorized by the President, was forwarded to department heads outlining the policy and its intent to balance positions within the government.
In Syracuse Colonel Roosevelt spoke to about fifty thousand people. The address advocated progressive reforms and aligned with the era's republican reform currents. The report notes strong crowd enthusiasm and clear support for the speaker's program.
Fragmentary account notes a Republican gathering in Hawaii with references to candidates and conventions. The text is garbled but implies a county event and campaign activity with emphasis on nominees and political strategy.
Luetta Smith recounts a troubling episode detailing an assault and subsequent recovery. The account references emotional strain and the obstacles faced during healing, with mentions of medical concerns and support from local figures.
War Department oversight notes cooperation between federal authorities and Hawaii volunteers for home defense. References to training, the Twenty-fifth Infantry, National Guard involvement, and camp activities led by Col Hullard and Col Tirdavl. Emphasizes citizen duty, unity, and the need for nationwide effort. (Continued on Page 8).
New Orleans state tally shows a drop from twelfth to fifteenth amid shifting elite factions. Officials reported the latest population and productivity figures, reflecting declines in several key metrics and sparking debate on policy responses.
French officers praise the aeroplanes and balloons during army maneuvers at Grand Villiers. Enthusiasm runs high as observers report effective demonstrations and marked improvements in air support during the exercise.
A battlefield dedication near Sharpsburg honors those who fell, with attendees arriving from Yokota and other bases. The event marks a solemn ceremony recognizing sacrifices in the war, amid Army and local participation and a formal wreath laying.
The text describes a public discussion in September about the appointment of a new county engineer. Candidates are named and viewed for potential approval, with debate on salary, qualifications, and legislative support. The article reflects local political maneuvering over the appointment and its implications for county administration.
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