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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1905
Page
4
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A Honolulu-Bulletin excerpt discusses Japanese residents opposing laws requiring language proficiency for professional practice in the Territory. It frames the dispute as an international issue, notes editor Prescott’s approval of Ham Johnston, and calls for just treatment of foreigners amid labor and political tensions.
The article argues that American rules require exams for medical practice in the local language, contrasting U.S. norms with France and Germany. It questions why Hawaii would limit medical licensure to English speakers and suggests that Dr. Kitasato could not practice without English if licensed elsewhere. The piece critiques advocates of foreign supremacy in American Territory.
Fragmentary report from Honolulu notes tension over Palolo land issue. Mentions Promotion Committee, security concerns, and unclear attendance details. Names appear as Kekaulike and Kokaulike with uncertain roles.
Berlin reports Germany and Russia may ally to curb English naval power. Talks at Kaiser’s table focus on rebuilding the Russian navy and forming a strong reserve, with Baltic defenses seen as augmenting German battleship patrols. Captain Hintae noted for Baltic squadron plans.
A mangled OCR fragment lists names and terms such as Sir Philp, Thieve Deoatt, Kigorton, Mag Cayler, and New Quirke. The text appears to jumble people and places with unclear connections, lacking coherent events or dates.
The Board of Education examined papers for primary teachers certificates from August 10 and 11. Examiners Rev. Alex Markintosh, Wells, True, Mina Folker and Miss Pope marked by subject, with credits for spelling, drawing, composition, geography, teaching method, diction, grammar, music, physiology, and penmanship. Reading and penmanship also credited. Certification ranges: first class 5 credits, second class 75, third class 5. Sample questions list spelling, drawing, and composition topics and tasks for candidates.
China seeks massive copper imports for war footing as orders reach 30 million pounds via W A Clark at Jerome Arizona and related plans unfold. The piece notes Scandinavian region questions, European kingdoms, and a rising imperial strategy amid a China awakening movement.
A set of educational prompts asking when to start spelling and dictionary study, how to teach patriotism, teacher duties outside school, appropriate punishments for lying swearing gambling truancy, preventing mischief, reducing tardiness, teaching manners in primary grades, a third reader reading lesson, a Nature Study topic, securing parental cooperation, medical supplies for sores and bruises, an outline for first grade addition, daily prep time for teachers, and three key considerations for lesson planning.
The imperial government is converting millions of pounds of cash coins in circulation into war munitions. Officials pursue secrecy to avoid provoking international powers that might object to open imports of large quantities of munitions.
New Russian Finance Ministry outlines a scheme to levy up to 50 million dollars annually, introducing income and inheritance taxes. A portion taxes lodgings renting over 150 dollars per year. Proceeds would cover interest on any indemnity Russia might pay Japan. Ohio politics referenced on money theories.
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