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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
5
Readable fragments discuss wage levels, investor outlook, and the impact of political stances on labor, tariffs, and industry prosperity. Mentions McCatum and Jefflee in context of public interest, with references to wage changes, strikes, and plantation Trader concerns amid economic shifts.
A fragmentary report outlines sugar market concerns and experts advocating regulation over prohibition. It mentions temperance policy, a looming exchange of correspondence, and notes on Brigham Young principles influencing world events.
The passage describes Wilt Woolley telling friends that he could push the Curtin bill through Congress, a boast seen as an attempt to prove his value to employers. The tone suggests political maneuvering to appear effective within congressional pressure.
Diplomatic dealings with Mussolini era migrants reach limit as immigration policy shifts. The paper urges that immigrants be told work or face return to Siberia, noting public expense and broad concern over future prospects for those abroad and potential repatriation.
A fragmented account describes a chaotic night near a station where a conductor and passengers clash over perceived rudeness and mispronunciations. An elderly passenger falls from a carriage amid chaos, later a woman is aided on the road, and a neighbor questions a late visitor at a doorstep.
The passage argues about Russian migrants and territorial governance, urging action over talk. It contends patience has run thin and calls for directing workers to opportunities while urging nonparticipants to stay away. It notes discontent campaigns may backfire on immigration efforts.
Governor Frear addresses immigrants amid hearings on settlement policy. Officials discuss costs, duties, and the Territorial Government’s efforts to attract industrious newcomers, with remarks praising attorneys and the role of planters abroad in the immigration question.
A wireless message reports plantation leaders urging workers to cultivate land and grow vegetables, promising basic necessities at cost and urging self reliance. Planters state no depot charges and offer $10 for those sent to Honolulu, with guidance on voluntary labor and quarantine refusals.
We offer the new Kaimuki Ocean lot for sale eight lots in View District. This property is in one of the choicest locations in the tract with very liberal terms. See full particulars regarding this property for details.
Bishop Trust Company presents terms from Planters offering monthly 22 for a month, tax relief for three years if staying on the plantation. Benefits include housing, utilities, medical care, land for a garden, and provision of meals and tools. Workday listed as ten hours with variable daily wages on some plantations.
A compact reflection notes that steady effort helps one manage fears and improve self reliance. It suggests time and practice will enable better decision making and practical progress whether in routine tasks or larger life plans.
London observers report new black canaries appearing at the Crystal Palace International Cage-Show among evolved yellow varieties. Breeders describe a black coated breed, its singing trial with notable exhibitors detailing efforts to teach birds to imitate organ notes and national anthems amid German imports and curious breeding lines.
London reports Sir Hiram Mastin, famed flower of motor propelled flight, has built an aeroplane claimed to surpass prior designs. The craft features a 44 foot wingspan, a four cylinder 80 horsepower engine weighing 220 pounds, and gyroscopic regulators with a novel automatic buffer between wheel and fuselage.
A San Jose aeronaut plans a summer air service between San Francisco and San Jose using two 200 foot balloons each carrying 20 passengers. He expects test flights next week with a 1 hour 30 minute crossbay route, promising novelty and potential profit despite rail competition. He also mentions construction of a 1000 cable foot cable for the airships.
The Promotion Committee considered letters requesting support for the Transpacific Yacht Race Hawaii outreach and a Paris film project. Requests included two connected rooms for a dark room and living space, fundraising from island residents, and distribution of a pamphlet on Hawaiian promotion.
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