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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an editorial or official note granting approval for a task. It mentions demonstration capabilities, expert timing, and a later update. Names, dates, and concrete places are not discernible in the fragment.
Hawaii officials urge slow approach to Congress on renewing the Chinese Exclusion Act. They warn that different favors to Hawaii could alienate labor groups and jeopardize island interests in sugar, labor, and Oriental labor.",
In Wailuku on August 17 J P Silva a luna Silkur clerk and store keeper for the Wailuku Sugar Company turns thirty seven. The article notes a birthday celebration and references local social routines and attendees.
Wagner, a rabbit farmer, faces questions over breeding laws as witnesses describe his handling of rabbits and adherence to Whipatate directives. The debate centers on keeping rabbits for breeding and whether the practices violated the law, with testimony from witnesses and the reporter noting procedural interest.
Planters are notified by Hagen that he has seven types of plantation cars to show, and Hugtion attends the event. The talk covers automation, patents, and plantation processes, including prospective plans and varying terms.
A large audience attended the dedication at Kamut Chapel on Sunday with ceremonies led by Agfy Litihmlant and others. Fourteen Native children were baptized by Aly Warker, and a collection of 15 netted to support ongoing services. regular services will continue at the chapel.
A damaged report from Wallaka notes P. Johnny, charged with a decay weapon described as a butcher's knife, was discharged from custody on the 1th nat by duilge Katiekan. The court’s ruling favored the defendant, marking a second offense after he reportedly drove the former manager from the kitchen with a Luther knife.
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