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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1909
Page
5
A fragment criticizes a telephone company for building a pervasive network to intimidate or coerce the public. It argues regulation may be needed to prevent abuses and protect humanity. The piece ponders a proposed remit or reform framed as a nonviolent, humane alternative.
The readable fragments critique private focus over public duty and warn that bribery and weak governance burden society. They reference political adventurers, faulty state transactions, and risks to property, safety, and justice, with stray mentions of Pearl Harbor and Honolulu. The piece blends commentary on governance and foreign matters with scattered, unclear notes.
The Makiki Grounds are urged to remain a public recreation space for all, resisting moves to restrict or privatize the athletic fields. Advocates say the grounds should serve youth and athletes, offering open access and avoiding tree removal that hinders play.
Fragmented editorial reflects concern over dairy regulation in Honolulu and the mainland. It criticizes the old belief that anyone can run a dairy and urges modern standards, implying political maneuvering affects milk supply and public health.
Citizens debate proposed dairy regulations as price and quality pressures rise. Milk sellers fear rules will destroy small, poor customers and push them toward political ploys. Advocates urge modernizing the system to protect children and ensure fair access to milk amid rising costs.
Supervisor Dan Logan reviews council matter at nine last night in a dramatic session. A heated exchange erupts over ordinances as the mayor and audience react, while witnesses discuss unsanitary conditions and possible municipal action.
A garbled passage quotes unnamed officials debating a supposed plan about willpower and purity. The text includes names like Jamen Bicknell and references to a “brome welizer” and a strong tackle, but most words are truncated or misspelled, yielding little clear meaning.
An editorial notes Shackleton failed to secure private backing in his homeland for the voyage. It records a guarantor group of Americans and British contributions, including an unsolicited £100,000 from the British government, totaling about 210,000 to 226,000 dollars. The piece cites international papers, praising or questioning the funding.
Desirable home located on high ground with a splendid view of Manoa Valley. Lot size 100x150. House interior and exterior well painted and modern in every respect. Priced at 4500 dollars, cash or easy payments offered.
A jury of 18 is deliberating the riot case involving Minty A Ayhonatenis Horne. The proceedings discuss the role of rot and unaccompanied acts, with a five year imprisonment stance mooted and a potential $1000 fine. No further downtown rescues or witnesses were located as the city awaited the next phase of the trial.
A second trial in a murder case ended with a hung jury after fourteen jurors agreed. The jurors listed include Joshua Whittle, Kalinin Fohnsa, Peak, Campbell, A. Bortteld, Samuel M Natt, George Hi, Green, David Yowell, and others.
Fragmented OCR text discusses certification of officers and reorganization within executive offices. Known names and precise actions are unclear due to garbled lines. The passage implies a formal transfer or reallocation of duties, with confirmation by an authority and reference to a governor or official approval.
A garbled OCR item mentions names and dates in a local notice but readable detail is minimal. It references a two month period and a hearing or appointment with associates, yet specific actions, places, or authorities are unclear.
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