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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1910
Page
7
A damaged, elided letter argues about heaven on earth, social equity, prohibition, and police station reforms. It laments wealth inequality, calls for a nurse and matron at the police station, and urges public duty through civic action and improved care for women in detention.
A jagged fragment from a historic page notes public debate over Mixy Van Kirk’s recovery and the legal actions surrounding a mental health episode. It hints at public officials, social commentary, and calls for reform without clear outcome details, reflecting era’s attitudes toward mental health and authority.
A Washington correspondent outlines American diplomacy led by J Pierpont Morgan and Knox in the Far East. Europe fears U S influence as Wall Street finance shifts from competing aims to a united approach. China welcomes U S involvement under an open door while tensions with Britain rise.
The document outlines diplomatic friction over Manchurian loans and American backing of Morgan syndicates. It notes Germany tensions, Russia and Japan as political factors, and Taft’s push for American capital rights in the Hankow loan while considering broader Sino European power struggles and the future of rail investments.
A Honolulu notice advertises furnished houses for rent by Bishop Trust Co Ltd. The properties are described as highly desirable with refined interiors and improved conveniences. Rent is quoted at 70 to 75 dollars per month.
Mrs Merfold, a prominent Mercer resident, lay near death after a broken back but regained some function. Doctors noted her will to live as crucial, while she expressed concern for her children and urged optimism to aid healing. News reports describe the astonishment of onlookers as she battled dementia, then improved enough to avoid extra injuries.
A quoted diplomat discussing allied strategy says many precedents could force the United States to a standard. He notes Europe largely agrees except Germany, while preparing to draw on those precedents in forthcoming measures.
A wartime report details commanders and officials reviewing coastal defense and Pacific operations. It names Captain Maleon and Captain Peter Johnson among others, noting naval procedures and alignments between Honolulu and Pearl Harbor amid maritime patrols and enforcement of restrictions.
On the car line at KAIMUEI Hall a property listing notes well planted trees and good condition. Price set at 4750 dollars for this parcel or house with yard and convenient access.
A garbled note describes a man named Goon and events involving disarray, vows, and a long-standing bias toward a sport and white women. The text is largely incomprehensible but hints at social tensions and personal misconduct spanning years.
Reports from Rome detail disputed fault for post quake rehabilitation as officials debate responsibility. Officials acknowledge large sums tied to victims while pledging relief funds and ongoing rebuilding, with protests over delayed disbursement and calls for broader aid. The piece notes international reactions, including statements from the Premier and regional leaders, and mentions related labor actions and public campaigns.
Four young women, Alloo fies ton and Frankie Adams among them, are jailed on murder complicity charges in the death of Bam Kee, a wealthy Lodi Chinese man. Kee’s body was found with a bullet wound and hatchet marks. jealousy and alleged involvement with Kee and two Chinese men are cited as motive amid a confusing scene around a grove near Lodi.
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