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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1907
Page
4
A verbose 1908 era bulletin surveys political and social issues including state policy, railway safety, international trade, immigration, pensions, and legislative concerns. It mentions Rockefeller and John D. Rockefeller Jr., U.S. Congress, Chicago University, and a Colorado senator, with calls for self-respect and prosperity in the new year.
A partially legible note questions the section’s state and suggests the inquiry is shaped by a neutral, detached observer. The fragment hints at a contention over a financial matter and the influence of wealth on the outcome.
The article reflects on the year 1907 with optimism about Providence guiding progress in Hawaii and national advancement. It notes industrial reform debates, the potential for political upheaval, and the Legislature’s upcoming session as key moments shaping prosperity and social progress. Strong entities include Hawaii, the Territory, Federal officials, and the Legislature.
A reflective fragment on the German electorate and political future. It discusses a push toward empire, potential government shifts, the Centre party’s strength, and fears of a coup or abolition of manhood suffrage. The tone resembles a period political outlook with uncertain outcomes for the year ahead.
A fragmented report notes Germanys push for expansion and colonization. It highlights Kalwar's role in dissolving the Reichstag and the political fallout, including rejection of a 2,000,000 mark appropriation for the Campden expedition, reflecting imperialist tensions and nationalist uproar.
A legislative proposal aims to fund retirement for Hawaii public school teachers. The plan would create a fund overseen by the Board of Education, with pensions for eligible teachers after at least 25 years in service. Contributions, taxable rules, and final withdrawal provisions are outlined, mirroring practices in other regions.
A lively Oriental gathering at Mina Gertrude Whiteman's home honored Mina Kaw and Mins Alolau of Kapaa. About forty well known Chinese youths attended in festive attire, with tea served in traditional fashion and later Americann fare. Albert Chuck and J Zane performed. a burlesque of Romeo and Juliet preceded the New Year festivities. Florence Ho and Charles Alt Fook won best dress.
The old year ends with a hearty sendoff across the islands. Revelers flock to Hawaiian Hotel for music and dancing as New Year’s approach, while Progress Hall hosts St Louis Alumni Association events. Midnight whistles echo along the harbor as crowds cheer a cheerful, if modest, welcome to the coming year.
A column-like piece urges nervous and irritable mothers to seek relief from hysteria and “nervous prostration” through Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It cites testimonials from Mrs Chester Curry and Mrs Charles F Brown praising the remedy’s calming and restorative effects after long female troubles, and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham.
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