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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
4
The text presents a garbled 19th century political and religious commentary. It references oppostion to a treaty, Western and Eastern senators, McKinley memorial contributions, and debates over exclusion laws. It mentions figures like Bishop Willie and Mallop Wills in a reflective, opinionated tone.
At a League meeting, Tv. J. M. Harney resigns as superintendent. Hartley announces appointment of a successor and cites personal health and relocation to Oakland. The Antis saloon group regrets the departure while praising Hartley’s work and confirms his move to California.
A White Workingman in Honolulu criticizes the Advertiser and Home Rule influence, arguing lean relations with power hurt white workers. He claims corporate outlays and local orders favor foreign labor, leaving white workers unemployed except on wharves, and fears replacement by cheaper labor.
The YMCA hosts a four unit Boys Brigade program with devotional exercises and music. Performers include Annis Montague Turner and Mignon Chad, plus solos by Mr Herrick and Mr Murphy. A tale on a new athletic field is recited as part of the program.
The article reports on a flood of bills related to Chinese exclusion, including Senate positions from Penrose of Pennsylvania to Foster of Washington and others. It notes support and opposition patterns, remarks by Clack and Warren of Wyoming, and discussion of enforcement, border issues, and costs tied to exclusion laws.
Washington report from the California delegation meeting shows broad opposition to Chinese exclusion among members. A Friday gathering will outline a plan to present a Pacific Coast united position to the East, inviting senators and representatives from the coast to attend and discuss the measure.
Kansas City Nov 2 United States civil service circular from Attorney General Knox reiterates prohibitions on executive staff engaging in political campaigns. It directs all DOJ officers and employees to refrain from chairing political organizations and from using official influence in elections. The notice urges strict conformity with civil service rules to avoid partisan involvement.
Bishop and Co Bankers quote broad banking services with travelers letters of credit and world availability. They note interest terms after July 1 1808 with fixed deposits and varying rates for 7 day notices and multiple month periods up to 13 months, highlighting conditions for interest and undisturbed deposits.
Senator Hale and Le Cable bill proposes government built under Navy and War Departments. It would require American made cable and ships, with costs up to 10 million dollars, routing from San Francisco to Honolulu via Wake Island and Guam, and place control under Navy. It mentions cables to Hawaii and Western Ocean routes under federal oversight.
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