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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin lists advertising rates and monthly street sales while reporting rival papers like the Evening Echo and Advertiser criticize figures. It notes open books for investigators and calls out alleged billing and braggadocio from competitors in August commentary.
Analyzed are calls for revenue measures amid a looming sixty day special session. The text critiques government warrants costs and a proposed policy to stabilize matters connected to Hawaii’s annexation and territorial governance. It references figures like Justice Kates and critiques of military and police policy, urging careful constitutional approach and avoiding partisan motives.
The Brooklyn Eagle defends the Fourteenth Amendment while critics urge repeal. The Troy Record condemns anti federal sentiment and warns that post Reconstruction law must be upheld. The piece critiques opponents who seek drastic amendment change as dangerous to Union principles and due process.
A chaotic Memphis dispatch describes armed followers of Bow Bowen and others in a Mississippi county near Miselstopl with reports of a sheriff and posse clash. Witnesses say martial law may be sought after disturbances. officials urge calm as conflicting messages from the scene circulate.
The article notes thousands of students gathering to study as universities see enrollments surpass 3000 at several institutions. It stresses the importance of schooling despite looming economic pressures, with leaders urging men and women to prepare for skilled manual labor and professional work, recognizing sacrifices ahead.
The Pittsburgh Post and other sources discuss racial labor debates, arguing Black workers are undesirable in the North and citing crime and social disruption linked to Black communities. The text contrasts Northern suspicion with Southern attitudes, noting alleged moral differences and tensions over social control.
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