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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1910
Page
5
A garbled political snippet attributes blame to Democratic factions and a New York convention hypothetical. It mentions Dave Melandriss leaving town and a party adjournment, urging voters to back a candidate claiming prosperity while criticizing rival organizers.
The text rails at Democratic bosses and island leaders, cites tension over public works and wages, and argues for federal building condemnation proceedings. It mentions Rosa McCandiesa, Delegate Kuhio, Governor Preag, and opponents in a charged editorial tone reflecting late territorial politics.
The piece argues about whether McCandie is responsible as a candidate and whether his immigration stance and calls for political control undermine Hawaii’s industrial prosperity. It questions if his rhetoric and appeals to Ma-wailan sentiment reflect true responsibility or manipulation for votes and influence.
A frank letter accuses Boss McCundions of launching an irresponsible and dangerous campaign in Hawaii Territory. The writer claims he makes false statements and questions his responsibility and motives amid rising political tension.
The piece argues the press and campaign logic revolve around Hank McCandren extending his influence from the Democratic party to Hawaii Territory to advance political ambitions. It claims the disaster toll on the people would be irrelevant to the Boss’s aims, reducing the matter to a power grab.
A local political piece mocks platitudes and questions the Democratic Boss and labor agitators. The narrator accuses the boss of avoiding real facts behind a fall voter issue, calling into doubt the sincerity of sympathy for agitators and suggesting a repetitive pattern from a previous era.
London report by Ayde Lambert notes transit arrangements aboard ships, detailing accommodations and passenger services in a period setting. The dispatch outlines conditions on steamliners, with emphasis on cabin layouts, dining arrangements, and travel comfort standards observed by operators and inspectors.
The report outlines high transatlantic fares and crowded ships, noting Mrs. Whitelaw Reid failed to secure a cabin in New York, then booked the Mauretania. George Gould and family left London aboard the Kron Prinzessin Cecilie, while protectionist views praise US shipping routes and urge expanding American steamer traffic between Honolulu and San Francisco.
Democrats consider new leaders after a crowded meeting at Democratic headquarters. Moses Akawa likely to be secretary as candidates for campaign manager are scouted. possible picks include Attorney BM. Watson, though he remains unsure of the honor. Delegates list nominees across districts and plan a week of candidate scouting before formal decision next Monday.
Sept 5 near Carlton ten miles east of Athens a plan to rob a house, assault women, kill occupants and burn the dwelling was uncovered. Four others implicated. one suspect arrested after neighbors were alerted by a daughter of a local resident. Police moved quickly to detain the group.
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