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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin lists its daily publication at 210 King Street Nonolulu Te, publisher Wallace I Farrington, and subscription rates by month and year with payment terms. The text shows typographical errors and garbled vendor details, but identifies the newspaper and pricing structure.
A fragmented 19th century newspaper fragment discusses the impact of immigrant and African American populations on Hawaiian society. It references labor, education, religion, housing, and social integration, with mentions of federal reports on migration and community dynamics near Sandy Springs Maryland.
A long critique of Hawaii reformatories argues for modernizing methods and replacing the current school with a system that rehabilitates rather than merely punishes. It urges keeping trustworthy students, supervising behavior, and avoiding excessive truancy remand to Reform School while warning that repeat offenders risk prison. The piece appeals to legislators to focus on effective, humane reform practices and a dignified model for youth guidance.
A chaotic scene on Neda Street unfolds as two Chitmen quarrel with scissors, injuring a man and drawing police to the area. Witnesses name several workers and a tailorer amid the fray, with one man restrained and officers pursuing leads.
A Bangor editor and former newspaper man connected with the Oceanic Steamship Company is cited in a report about a new transoceanic liner between San Francisco and Sydney. Captain Houdlette, a Richmond native, is named in the dispatch alongside local agents and the ship’s engineer amid the arrest of horitane outs connected to the vessel John J. Spreckels line.
The Gospel Temperance People plan a meeting at the Y.M.C.A. hall tomorrow, inviting all signers of the Murphy pledge and others interested. A charter will be adopted, officers elected, and a program outlined with addresses, songs, pledge, and temperance remarks.
Antonia Dolores, renowned dramatic soprano, to perform in this city as part of a Ventura voyage arriving March 12. Secretary Coleman plans a series of concerts at the Hawaiian House, aiming to bring the soprano here after favorable Coast reception.
The Independents caucused over Hawaiian language instruction in Territory schools. Most urged support, likely shelving the bill, while some favored separate Hawaiian language schools per Superintendent Atkinson’s proposal. If Independents approve, the reform may be altered and presented to the Legislature. Also noted was a House committee recommendation on pensions for Admiral Philip’s widow.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King Street to the sea with a 60 foot road on the east side adjoining Kamehameha Girls School. Lots have sea level elevations from ten to forty feet, no swamps or freshets, and a central one mile to one and a half mile from the post office. A threat manufacturing company may buy part of the property, prices likely to rise, terms described as the best in twenty years in Honolulu.
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