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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented Honolulu page surveys temperance campaigns, sugar prices, and local politics. It notes Japan’s poachers, warship sightings, and calls for public schools and children’s welfare. The piece critiques Taft era politics while praising Crescent City progress and Greater Honolulu prospects.
Local readers assess whether Taft era ship subsidy bill faces defeat as insurgents hesitate to join anti subsidy forces. Reports say Republican insurgents remain divided, with some opposing and others supporting the subsidy. Public sentiment questions if the administration can easily defeat the measure.
A published interview with United States Senator Elkins of West Virginia argues the tabulated bill passed last August has raised living costs. He contends duties on refined sugars should have fallen, calling the measure costly for American families and suggesting broader impacts on clothing and other goods. He urges readers to weigh whether actions favor protecting American industry.
Former Superintendent Babbitt supplied detailed tables on attendance across Hawaii Territory public schools. The figures list pupil nationality by group Hawaiian, part Hawaiian, American, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, and others, highlighting diversity and its implications for the School Fund Commission.
The text depicts a will dispute in which Garvey Rodnee died at wit VA, leaving heirs including Martha Indy Afje and others to contest terms. Tensions rise over executors and shares as relatives clash about asset distribution and possible mismanagement in the estate.
The document blends material on Hawaii education and a New Jersey transit ordinance. It notes Hawaii’s push for higher teaching and school funding, highlights Honolulu’s impact on higher grade attendance, and observes family reading habits with evening newspapers. It also reports Trenton’s trolley fare ordinance allowing nonpaying riders, plus a speculative note on urban design.
A fragmented report notes speakers discuss travel restrictions and shipping routes. One voice claims most property funding stems from foreign sources and that thousands of ships cannot move between ports without War Department approval, signaling broader wartime control of commerce.
Joe Bothulo, named in a jewelry company case, faces grand larceny charges in the first degree. The alleged incidents occurred at 2509 and related details reference Det. Melille.
Captain J N Wibberd argues the U S should rebuild its merchant fleet. He cites European and Norwegian ships with lower operating costs and higher payrolls. He notes liberal subsidies favor foreign ships and criticizes government bounty programs paying owners while vessels earn little.
Four fine lots in the heart of Kaimuki with nine lots facing South Avenue in block 30. Level and mostly rock-free, near the new house in the district. Priced at 2000 dollars. For more properties contact the office.
The text outlines cargo movements from San Francisco to London ports and onward to Jayun or Chad, noting ships seek return freights. It explains how the America steamer aims to secure cargoes to support trade, with goods potentially moving to East and West Coast hubs before final distribution, benefiting involved parties.
Bradbury, the Carte Madera imiftionaire, was sentenced to one year in prison for perjury and serves as a hospital steward at San Quentin. He praises Dr W. S. Stonh and his staff for devotion to duty, calling his work a labor of love and expressing that money is not the sole goal of life.
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