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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1910

Page

5

Honolulu City Officials and Parade Reflections in Fragmented Text

A list of Honolulu city officials is followed by a garbled editorial fragment praising friendship and commenting on immigration and political sentiment. The readable portion names mayor, sheriff, city attorney, treasurer, auditor, city clerk, supervisors, and deputy sheriffs across districts. The remainder expresses mixed opinions on civic life and recent events with several distorted phrases.

John C. Lane Andrew Cox John Cathcart Robert W. Shingle James Bicknell D. Kalauokalani Chas. N. Arnold Makanoe C. Amana Samuel C. Dwight Frank Kruger Eben P. Low Harry E. Murray James C. Quinn Lulu Wm. K. Simerson Aialua Oscar Cox Oolatpoko Frank Pahia Laianae

Fragmented political blame game in Honolulu speech sample

The text laments Democratic party tactics and voter manipulation for a parade and license issues. It mocks prize giveaways and criticizes judges, campaigns, and candidate selection. It notes military and naval input prompting Honolulu to pursue a greater city plan.

Republican ticket urged in Territory guidance letter

A political appeal urges Hawaii voters to back the straight Republican ticket in the forthcoming election. The author praises Weed J. Lowrey and cautions against wavering support, stressing loyalty to party unity, strong candidates, and preservation of tariff and territorial interests. The message calls for electing Republican delegates to Congress and lawmakers to sustain prosperity and efficient local governance.

Mand Republica Citteena Lave Commonwealth Bost Hawaii

Vote for Straight Voting To Preserve Territory’s Future

A fragmented text argues for straight voting to maintain confidence of the youth and electorate, urging citizens to act honorably and oppose corrupt factions. It references Keapel scrapers and a band of self-serving positions, warning that only fair dealing can wipe out the box and the faction.

Revolt Against the Boss Roils Democratic Ranks

Open revolt in the Democratic party against the rule and folly of Boss McCandlane is expected. Men of independence and self respect cannot stand for the measures the boss has jammed through, sparking fresh party tensions.

Political Turmoil Warns Against Democratic Weakness

The document laments threats from former associates on the Island and denounces political puppets and misgovernance. It urges discipline in Honolulu and Maui County voters, condemning incompetence and favors that cost the people, while warning of a contagious anti establishment sentiment.

Puss McCandheny Honolulu Wall Ali

Potente. That te good work for aby wmety at all timer

The fragmentary text reflects unclear phrasing and possible misprints. No coherent events or named entities can be reliably identified for a factual summary.

National Guard Officers Trained at Fort Shafter Camp

Lt Col Rutledge and regular officers directed a camp of instruction at Fort Shafter for Hawaii National Guard officers. The event drew wide interest from Governor Frear, Chief Justice Hartwell, Col Bebuyler, and Adjutant General Jones. Eighty percent of guard officersare Hawaiian, with eighty percent of attendees. plans to extend instruction with regular army officers in Honolulu. The camp marks a standout program, prompting calls for better armories and state support.

Rftulerd Fort Shatter National Guard Haiwell Tom Wetnlands Benn Frear Hartwell Bebuyler Jones Ngures United States Pat Hotle Honolulu

Sponge Fishing Letters Raise Hawaiian Industry Interest

A 1910 exchange discusses sponger fishing around Hawaii and the potential commercial value of local sponges. Edward Armitage and Edgar Young seek information on sponge grades, curing methods, and supply prospects, noting imports from Florida and Manila and pondering local production impacts.

Kidttor Hvening Wutretin Kan Teoory Amin Hawaiian Archipelago California Edward Armitage Alameda Gait Ki Armitage Nawlebu Kau Hawaii Anda Wed America Florida Istana API Manila Haight Avenue Stomeita

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