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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
5
The quote asserts toil as the path to acquiring knowledge and food and treats pleasure as a byproduct of diligent effort. Indulgence and laziness lead to rot, while toil governs both sustenance and happiness.
A fragmented discussion on temperance and Prohibition cites religious leaders and scholars. It critiques the temperance movement while noting opposition from Episcopal and Lutheran voices and referencing debates over beer, wine, and the Sunday sale of Nassau. The piece mentions Dr. Parkhurst and protests against banning alcohol, highlighting divisions within churches and public opinion.
Local officials weigh the alleged $1600 bribe offer tied to a bid for a bitulithic pavement contract. The mayor’s office tabbed the matter for investigation as political tensions in the Republican party surface amid rumors about Supervisor Aylett’s conduct and vote. The Grand Jury may pursue the case to separate fact from factional rumor and uphold accountability.
The piece discusses whether college education pays with references to Speaker Cannon and recent graduates. It contrasts youthful optimism about education against older views on the value of advanced learning and its impact on future work. The text notes college education is seen by some as worthwhile, shaping interactions and opportunities despite challenges.
Fragmentary talk on college training and career paths contrasts graduates entering business with non graduates. It argues schooling may delay entry, limits advantage, and cites Prof Schmidt and a Cornell example. The piece questions whether four years of college truly guarantees success.
A misread court chronicle notes a Chinese detainee, reportedly arriving February 19, 1910, in the United States after a Mongolian travel line. He faced a smoking matter and was lodged, then tried at a U.S. Criminal Court where a guilty verdict was returned on May 1, 1910, amid translation confusion.
A scanned editorial discusses the proposed land law and a Public Land Board appointment, arguing executive actions may violate the Constitution. It warns of potential court blocks and suggests the legislature must uphold the Organic Act and related statutes to ensure enforceability. The author endorses vigilance against executive overreach.
Attorney Chibter A. Doyle argues that prohibition would not easily suppress Japanese field laborers in Hawaii. He warns enforcement would fail on the islands where Japanese workers view indulgence as a right, risking restive reactions and factional rifts amid plantation life.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Fravik White leading activities at Central Union church during vacation, with family settled at Macdonald. Mentions Water of Union Park Conference and Soviet era terms, unclear surrounding events.
In Honolulu in June a daughter was born to the wife of Howard Adams. The birth is recorded with the infant named and the date noted as the eleventh day, reflecting a standard birth notice from the local newspaper.
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