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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1904
Page
4
A lengthy, argumentative piece discusses immigration from Naples and Italian-American concerns, praising or condemning judicial figures and arguing for nonpartisan jurists. It covers emigration, education, and court integrity, and references the Torrens land registration system and related legislative history in Honolulu.
A Department of Commerce series on Italian emigration to the United States outlines foreign element distribution from censuses, home conditions, and nationalities. It notes Hawaii’s small Italian population, calls for expanded ties, and describes harsh labor and health challenges facing workers in Malaria prone areas and rice fields near Pavia and around Rome.
A pamphlet issued by Judge Phllip J Weaver of the Registration Court promotes the Registration Act of Hawaii. It outlines costs, procedures, surveys, conveyance forms, and certificates of title, while discussing Torrens system adoption and potential repeal for economy. It notes the act aims to aid landowners and tenants and hints Hawaii could abandon its land registration law after initial adoption.
In a local court the case tested license rules for livery stables and drivers. Carty, driver without a license, faced fines while Magoon argued owners may need separate licenses for vehicles and drivers. The court fined Carty $2 and indicated the case would be carried up for decision on appeal.
Preparations for Republican precinct meetings and primaries proceed with limited contests anticipated. Meetings are set for Wednesday evening to nominate delegates to the territorial convention, with primary elections Saturday afternoon. Few hard fights expected as factions seek to divide convention honors and avoid clashes.
Madame Klapoffekl plans to leave Ionoluly aboard the steamer Aorangs and consented to perform again for the Honolulu public. The farewell concert will be held Tuesday evening at the Opera House and is expected to draw a crowded theater.
Hot lunch served daily from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at The Criterion Saloon, offering a merchants’ meal option.
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