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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
4
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A compilation includes circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin weekly and daily editions ending July 19 1907 and a column of varied commentary noting hospital disputes in Maui gang violence in San Francisco Korea independence Straus and Labor issues in Hawaii plus remarks on American shipbuilding and governor responses.
The piece condemns hypocrisy in the press and public discourse in Hawaii. It cites DeWitt Talmage and Honolulu critics, contrasting honest journalism with sham, prejudice, and manipulative editorials, and questions the patriotism of those who claim to defend American farmers and business interests.
At a Winona Lake banquet William Jennings Bryan declared Rockefeller and about a dozen other trust magnates should be jailed for a long term. He praised Roosevelt and said the President is adopting his tariff principles, noting few Cabinet members align with him and asserting reforms have begun.
Local area listings mention King Street Prospect Street Makiki Street Wahiawa Pearl City fragments. No clear event or action is described beyond street names and neighborhoods.
A note urges saving money by paying yourself rent and tallying yearly moving, incidental repairs, and other expenses that do not benefit you. It claims buying a home saves money and invites readers to call for bargains priced from 950 to 10000 dollars.
A Hawaii article argues for reforming schooling by teaching through nature and outdoor experiences. It criticizes rigid desks and excessive harsh discipline, urging teachers to accompany children into fields and woods to cultivate observation, curiosity, and real-world knowledge.
Professor of Pathology at Ohio argues that normal children are not inherently lazy. Laziness may be linked to abnormality, but ordinary children show activity in play and work when motivated. He criticizes schooling for suppressing physical and mental activity and notes how dull daily lessons tire and stupefy students.
A reflective meditation on the outdoors as a teacher for children. The author laments confining students indoors five days a week and argues that light air and natural stimuli from trees, wind, and animals spur imagination and learning, making nature an essential educator.
A Washington rumor says Secretary Cortelyou may launch a New York conservative bid to gain the New York delegation for the upcoming Moral Republican convention. James B. Clarkson, former Republican National Committee chair, met Cortelyou and is cited as a northern ally shaping Southern politics.
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