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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
11
A fragmented OCR item notes a cryptic phrase about unity and vision, possibly a caption or caption fragment. The readable portion hints at a verb and noun pair and a directive to observe or consider. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are established in the text.
The excerpt details Dr Mackall defending his decision to place a woman in police custody under strict legal procedure, arguing mental distress and lack of friends in the city justified removal. He contends that, if relatives were present, she might not have faced police detention but would have been kept elsewhere for care. The hearing questions whether sending her to an asylum or a retreat would have been more appropriate for her nervous shock condition.
The Bulletin notes Honolulu women urging public action on prohibition and policing. It calls for a police matron or woman oversight for female detainees, citing misuses and the need to protect women and mental health cases, with emphasis on Miss Van Kirk’s case and broader civic duty.
A Honolulu shipboard incident led to a woman being detained at the police station and searched, revealing seventy dollars. Proposals urge appointing a police matron and hospital liaison to care for sick women, arguing it would protect modesty and reduce mistreatment without waiting for legislative changes.
The Floral Parade head will depart the Capital grounds at 10 a.m. on February 22 with divisions and sections assigned to specific places. The route goes down King Street to Nuʻuanu, to Beretania, and out Fort Street to the ball grounds for a review before military units. Automobiles will proceed from Miller Street through Queen’s Hospital grounds to Beretania and Punchbowl before rejoining at Thomas Square. The plan aims to keep patients at Queen’s Hospital from missing the decorated floats. Troops from both Volunteer and Territorial units will participate. M. Haliou, army and navy committee chairman, submitted the final report.
The Floral Parade committee outlines a grand military contingent led by Colonel Behuyler of the Fifth Cavalry with the mounted band from Lel Lohua. Major Long commands Marines from Camp Very, plus Fort Shafter infantry, National Guard, Third Cavalry, and six bands including Royal Hawaiian and Portuguese bands. Inter-Island excursions are arranged for festival attendees and opening events on the 24th Inst.
Amid preparations for the annual parade, German floats are expected to rival Chinese and British entries. Key entries include Mackfeld & Co. and Consul Forster with San Francisco loans, plus college alumni and recognized organizations like the Harvard and Yale alumni cars. Local notables and several clubs have signaled entries, while photographers will be restricted inside the Capitol grounds to officials only, with free copies provided later for the album.
Desirable houses available in Honolulu offered by Bishop Trust Ltd. Monthly rent of 375 dollars. Includes fully furnished units suitable for longer stays. Contact Bishop Trust Ltd for details and availability.
The manual training department at Kamehe meha Schools presents a float. the taps Normal School unveils Wisdom. the St. Louis pett float will accompany the band. Schools of Ha Wal, Mawati, Oahu College and plant College enter floats. Iolant College participates if tech connection permits. horse drawn entries include C F Ehlers Co and others. Great Britain float led by Scottish Thistle Club. committee members named for float oversight.
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In New Jersey the three women held on charges related to the death of Ocey W. M. Snead in the Snead cave plan to contest the indictment. Prosecutors filed a demurrer, arguing lack of a crime in aiding a death by own action and preparing for early Supreme Court argument.
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