Honolulu Evening Bulletin 1900s editorial fragment
Fragment of an Honolulu Evening Bulletin page with dense commentary on water, advertising, and politics. It discusses local press duties, business support for the paper, Hawaii’s public works, and American political dynamics including suffrage and Southern representation in Congress. The text reflects period concerns and partisan tone with names and places indicated.
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Hoxro
Congres
Opium Prohibition Resolution Favored by Senate
The United States Senate votes in favor of a resolution to prohibit opium and intoxicants among aboriginal and undercivilized peoples across counties. The measure passes without opposition as tax reform and public works loom in the near future.
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Unliwd Ataten
Chath Shila
Pacific Surety Company
Guarantee Department
United States
Customs and Internal Revenue and Post Office
Army and Navy
Exec
Printers Ink Review of Hawaiian Daily Newspapers
Printers Ink reports on Honolulu daily newspapers including the Evening Bulletin Commercial Advertiser Hawaiian Star and Pacific Commercial Advertiser noting their circulation ranges and classifications while describing two additional papers Independent and The Honolulu Advertiser as part of the local press landscape.
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Reading
Magration
Shake Phillies
Folowing
Lnparliang
Tay Homotitu
Uy Wall
America
Santssin
Hvening Mullet
Paritie Commercial Advertiser
Hawaiian Star
Bultetin Efatwae
Mawallon Star
Enetne
Thorn
Alonolulu
Independent
Atoka Alua
Hawaliae
Pope Seeks France Aid in China Crisis
Archbishops Busvier and Favier arrive from Beijing after a stop in Rome to discuss Vatican policy with the Pope. The Holy See, in a statement, says no automatic rupture with France though it backs Catholic Christians in China and will pursue a settlement with Paris.
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Mayeeilendam
Busvier
Henit
North
Chine
Pekins
Romie
China
Miami
Alto
Rehard
Paris
Favier
the XII
France
Mer
Frans
Germany
Arehop
Pari
M. Detwe
University of Chicago Divinity School rules sparked marriage dispute
Chicago report states President Harper and graduate faculty oppose marriage among divinity students, preferring cloistered study. John William Hatley, a $125 annual scholarship recipient, married Celestine Wood in Franklin Maryland during the Christmas break. the faculty revived an old rule and revoked his scholarship for marriage.
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Chicago, Jan
Harper
University of Chicago
Schont
John William Hatley
Celestine Wood
Franklin
Halley
Divinity School
Chiese Glee Club
PO. Moloney
Hie Pvather
W. A Moloney
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Kain
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Pytten
Phe Chin
Harnews
Fulton Wienntine
Amy
Hilled
Wavlal Ladiew
Porte Rivat de
Hovlata
Barbyr Isle
Hawaii
Pereomt
California
Owohne NeeNson
Janl- Hess
Tadies’ Walting
Capitol
Pope
Sam
Rob Anele
HEINZ
Salter
Wally
TEL
Milwaukee
Lins
Wales
Bethel Street
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
Fort ST
Merchant Street
G. Schuman
Nien Streets
John Currier
Roche Harbor
Theo. HH. Davies & Co., Ltd
Sterling
Portland Cement
Giant Powder Co
Angle Lamp Co
Dicks Balata
New Home
Pan-American
Fe St
Washington Light Co
C. W. Macfarlane
Nuuanu Vag Henohity
Nuuan Pall
A. G. Correa
Kaahumanu St
Tribune
Columbia
Eldredge
Imperial
Phan
Peterson & CO
L. C. Ables
ABLES
Jas, Nott, Jr
Sanitary
MAY & CO
Gruenhagen
Pates
H. May & CO
Boston Block
Fort Stree
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