Harbor policy clash with railway power eyed by Bulletin
The Evening Bulletin argues against broad railway control over harbor and wharf expansion. It warns of private land and money power shaping national harbor policy and urges cautious, legally grounded growth with public debate. It cites Dillingham’s harbor plan critique and favors systematic dock expansion over sweeping contracts.
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SAILON STARS A CHINAMA KNIFE ATTACK HITS CHAPLAIN LANE
A Chinese lodging house keeper in Chaplain Lane is in hospital with a deep knife wound to the chest reaching the lung. An American wearing a blue jacket is held for investigation after a deliberate assault. Sailor Parsons was arrested on suspicion. The Chinaman is expected to recover. Also notes on racing horses in Hawaii, a social club meeting electing officers, and Hawaiian Glee Club concert tickets.
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Community health officer cites cleaning of Beretania pumphouse
Board of Health official Reynolde reports the rear of the Beretania pumping station was cleaned after two months of neglect and no rubbish deposits have reappeared since. He links typhoid fever cases to living conditions and diet rather than the site itself.
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Reynolds
Anti-Caloric Boiler Plaster and Steam Pipe Covering Sold
Plantation agents and mill owners are urged to adopt Anti-Caloric Boiler Plaster for steam power systems. The coating promises 20 percent fuel savings and covers 100 pounds per 100 square feet at ½ inch thick. Endorsed by major railways, shipping lines, insurers, and several companies, the product is touted as easy to apply and highly insulating. A testimonial from Hawaiian Hardware Co Ltd notes neat, fast results with minimal plasterer effort.
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Adjourned Trustees Meeting at Queen's Hospital Ruins
The adjourned meeting of the trustees of the Queen's Hospital will be held at the ruins of the Chamber of Westminster on June 22 at 10 o'clock. Secretary Geo. Smith.
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