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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1901
Page
4
The August 26 issue of Bulletin Publ ing Co reports local, railroad, and political updates. It notes potential Columbia defense plans, Lipton speculation, and gubernatorial considerations, with editorials and notices from the area and regional events.
A fragmented historical fragment discusses plantation labor, family life, and social constraints in American farming. It contrasts enslaved and free labor, mentions plantation ownership, and alludes to broader debates about labor systems and reform impacting farmers and workers. The text references European and American options, suggesting tensions over labor, productivity, and independence.
A fragmented account outlines Atriker's rise as a reforming leader amid labor movements. It describes his shifts from industry to politics, his broad network, and the influence of education and ministers in shaping policy while emphasizing his insistence on independence from traditional powers.
Fragmentary text shows a chief justice contest with limited competition and muddled advertising notes. Names appear garbled, mentioning Whitt Infleweet and Keow Thar Tasitel A. Ray, with references to production tone and political seamen amid a broad focus on public duties.
Fragmentary lines describe tax issues in the territory, threats of penalties, and calls for compliance. Mentions property owners facing taxes and references to Chinese residents and sufficiency of proof before further action.
A damaged text fragment discusses adjusting labor supply as a method to balance wages. It references planners, labor movement, and economic terms but the meaning is unclear due to missing context and garbled wording. It does not provide a clear event or identifiable persons or organizations.
Executive Officer Stoney of the Surface Navy stood on the wharf this morning as Japanese sailors and traders crowded a ship area. The rush to buy items evoked naval cadet imagery, with cadets fond of pie and restricted from drawing money. They were allowed to draw postage stamps to purchase goods.
Four authorities raise no objection to Eig Tudorory entering Hawaii from any country except China. Hawaii debates why it should push for special restrictions against a nation with the only overseas exclusion law. Passengers for Hilo and other ports in the Kinsu today become part of a political push to join the anti exclusion measures. Names include Hadley, Serraa, Ewaliko, and others as the rhetoric centers on government favors and policy.
The text critiques American farmers imported to cane fields arguing white workers will resist or accept subaltern roles based on incentives and surroundings. It warns of dependence on Southern labor, racial implications, and the perceived parallels to other labor markets, noting economic pressures and social prejudice shaping decisions.
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