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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1897

Page

4

Technical schools to train workers for industrial competition

The Evening Bulletin discusses the push for nationwide technical schools in the United States to train workers for modern industry. It cites German and British experience, noting Berlin's large technical college and the value of educated chemists. It praises Germany’s approach to shorter hours with higher skill and highlights Hawaii's sugar industry relying on German technical skill. The piece also touches on Japanese influence in the Philippines and Japan's expected sphere of influence in the Pacific, urging careful consideration of regional dynamics.

Germany South America Berlin Boylieh Avellvan Philip Magnus Hawaii

Japan eyes Philippine independence influence and enterprise

Japan shows real interest in promoting independence for the Philippine Islands and inviting adventurous subjects to reside near the Japanese archipelago, aiming to expand Japanese enterprise and influence in the region.

Japan Pilippine Islands Japan Islands

All's Well Efforts at Plantation Fund Compromise

The paper reports a satisfactory outcome from talks between owners and lessees over part of the new plantation fund. It notes that the afternoon press lacked complete information the previous day and addresses public anxiety about the Judd Brown case, stressing lawyers rather than press conduct in the difficulty.

Japan Spain Philippine Islands Jadd Va Brown Prosa Apon Apy Judd Brown

State ownership of railways in New South Wales

The article states that state ownership of railways is a successfully solved problem in New South Wales, Australia. Despite drawbacks like low commercial mood, a drought that killed 13,000,000 sheep, and the Newcastle strike, the railways posted a large profit. Improvements continued, and the lines were now on par with any in the world.

New South Wales Australia Newcastle

Coffee Industry Critique By Competent Observers

Experts oppose the new coffee industry citing failures by some who entered it for personal reasons. The opinion warns against broad decrying and attributes most criticisms to those who failed due to self related factors.

Election of Officers for Company C in February

An order from Lewsquarters calls for an officers election in Company C after terms for Captain Camara and other officers expired. The election is scheduled for February 12.

Lewsquarters Company C Camara

Faith and Mission At City Churches Celebrate Gospels Across Worlds

Sunday services at Methodist and Christian churches focused on love as the highest power and the Gospel reaching Europe and beyond. Pastor D P Birnie urged moral base for prosperity while two teen girls professed faith and were baptized, with an adult member received by letter. Bishop Alfred Willis marked his 25th anniversary with a sermon at naval church services. Miss McGrew offered a morning solo at St Andrew's Cathedral.

Methodist Europe Greece Rome Gaul Briton Paul Africa India China Christian Church J. M. Monroe Jesus Christ Bishop Willis Lenrua St. Andrew's Cathedral Miss McGrew

New Invoices of English and American Cutlery Arrive

Large consignments include Wade and Butcher English razors Westenholm razors and pocket cutlery Green River American butcher knives Seymour scissors bankers shears sailors and barbers' shears hair clippers and horse clippers plus Hawaiian Special Aluminum Cane Knives praised for strength durability and lightness A broad range of imported novelties is available to view at any time.

Wade & Butcher Westenholm Green River Seymour Ailors

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Daniel Logan D. P. Birnie Central Union Church, Congregational Alfred Willis Honolulu Anglican Church KANE the Hawaiian Hardware Co. Limited Spreckels’ Bank No Fort Street HL. W. Sohimidt & Song Ber Shop the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co Clairette Cambric Temple OF Fashion Fort Steet Santa Claus W.E Rowell A.V. Gear King Street F . Peatt Waikiki Phan Elani Grove Was Bollerin Omlee H.f.wichman J. M. Webb Golden Rule Bazaar Lanalilo Pensacola Atreata E.R. Hendry Merchant Street Peerless Preserving Paint Company Sarnt N. Fernandez Hotary Public and Typewriter Merchant Street Campbell Blow Mlo Cannstili Ova
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