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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
5
A dense page of political prose and endorsements urges Hawaii voters to back progressive Republicans for November elections. References include Kuhio and Roosevelt era figures, calls to support good government, and warnings against intrusions by political factions. The piece weaves local Hawaii concerns with national party dynamics and names several officials and supporters.
The article argues Republicans push for a permanent school funding plan funded by specific property taxes. It contends plans prior to the latest convention were temporary and promises stronger support for schools now motivate voters. It notes the party seeks to shift public school costs from general revenues to targeted real and personal property taxes.
A heated debate hinges on public school funding in the territory with Republicans urging a frank revenue levy to support youth education. Supporters insist on a progressive approach and a fixed charge on revenue to fund schools, urging voters to back candidates pledging real help for the children.
The court ratified exemptions and ordered five more jurors summoned after confirming non service by three jurors and a foreman. It ruled on exceptions in Holt’s behalf, noting knowledge of non service and the earlier excusal, while considering the continuation of the case despite attendance issues.
Joseph Ferrall faces five charges including highway robbery and arson. If convicted he could receive up to sixty years in prison. He also admits theft of a gold watch and other items.
A court heard testimony linking Ferrajh to a series of riverbank holdups and choking robberies by men posing as hack drivers. Victims describe being choked and robbed as they were led to secluded spots along the rivers. Skeletons of Joln Town riverbank victims were found by workers, underscoring a long span of crimes.
An early 20th century ad-style claim markets GROVE'S BROMO-QUININE as a worldwide remedy for colds promising headache relief and rapid cure in one day. The text mimics a patent medicine pitch with sparse details and branding.
A campaign meeting is set for Waialua tomorrow night with a Honolulu candidate likely to speak. Republican HQ reports vigor in campaigning as Patterson and other GOP figures urge support. A large turnout from Puertode and ALT is expected at the event.
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