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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
4
A Hawaii Bulletin page surveys immigration policy and economic issues, citing U S and Japanese educational questions, Hawaiian labor conditions, and the impact of steamship delays on migrant movement. It notes American manufacturers expanding abroad, Hawaii’s sugar and coconut industries, and calls for careful territorial oversight.
A damaged OCR item quotes praise for a president, praising loyalty to the nation and sacrifice. It references Honolulu Hawaii and the Southern California Baptist association, noting a minister and a geophitic rawn ner of living. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse.
Continuation of a detailed report discussing quarantine practices and the fight against yellow fever in Hawaii. It references Stegomyla mosquitoes, transmission concerns, and measures by local and international sanitary authorities. Mentions Wyman and ongoing extermination efforts, with input from Hackfeht, Motenhauer, and the American Steamship Company on improving sanitation.
A fragmentary report notes ongoing court actions over sailors’ wages and a shipping commission dispute. It mentions payments to a merchant marine group, the treking of cases in the state court, and limited costs for the entities involved as outcomes unfold.
Under authority of state law a sale by public auction will occur Monday at noon at the auditorium front entrance. The property includes land and improvements with a 10 percent buyers premium and a 6 percent annual interest on unpaid balance. Proceeds support tree planting and related programs. Auctioneer is W. Pint, with required information available from county officials. November 1988 notice from Hawaii.
The writer discusses questions raised at a Wooling event about funding and timing for Pacific Congress materials and a nitrate plant project. He urges early reports from Territorial departments, aiming to save time by printing them before the Legislature convenes. He notes the value of informed discussion and cautions against flawed impressions.
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