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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
10
Letter recalls old wash routines and savoring hot water curbside. A family embraces a new water heater promising instant hot water, simple baths, and copper piping shifts. The writer envisions a cozy home by candlelight with a chandelier and shared evenings.
Samuel Gompers head of the American Federation of Labor filed a note with Secretary Nagel protesting that Russian workers brought to Hawaii to work sugar plantations are kept in low wages and substandard conditions. He urged the planters be charged with illegal importation of aliens and that the aliens be deported at planters’ expense. In Washington also, President Taft refused to meet Rep Harrison amid fresh criticism of him. A German pilot crashed into the Budapest grandstand injuring six spectators. A bill to form a Reserve Corps for veterans was introduced by Senator Dixon to unite military patriotic groups for national defense.
New York June 9 Oscar Hammerstein the theater manager has been denied permission to travel to engage in work for his American traditions. The refusal is believed to be linked to his Jewish heritage and to safety concerns raised by authorities.
In Naples on June 9 the Americana reports Dr Jater Simeon of Ban Krineleeo died from heart failure after a recent demi disturbance. An examination found no external injuries, contradicting earlier assumptions.
Washington reports the House approved the amended postal savings bank bill by a 196 to 10 vote and sent it to conference. bill would be revised before Senate consideration. In a second item, authorities sought power to move 200 Montenegrin laborers stranded in the northern town to California or Seattle for public expence.
Honolulu business leaders unite against extending into the maritime intercity commerce law. They warn the move threatens local growth and would broaden state control beyond any other region. The article notes opposition from merchants and civic groups, urging continued advancement with caution.
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