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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
4
The item reflects a June 10 1001 publication showing notes on subscription rates and a quoted remark about whether forest destruction constitutes vandalism depending on land use after clearing. It also cites remarks about Pearson and a political figure Lewis.
Hawaiian public affairs ripple through the island press with debates over territorial governance appointments and the role of federal departments. The piece discusses land, parks, water works, and Tantalus forest management, plus local reaction to indictments of officials and the impact on public progress and economy.
Berlin reports from New Guinea recount the massacre of the First German South Bora expedition to the Chantbal Islands. Eighty natives attacked as the party, with a guard of Papuans, was ambushed during rifle maintenance. many were killed and eaten, including Dr. Heinroth and others. survivors fled to an island, later returning to find the camp burned and corpses devoured.
A fragment describes a Portuguese boy gathering mangoes in Honolulu as a resident, dressed for mischief, hides to catch him, and the girl confronts him. The scene ends with the boy fleeing and crying out in alarm.
In Nawane near King Street, five police officers helped two of the "hold bark brood" crews to board a vehicle near the grade. An Ut writer noted the scene as a tense moment with a claimed fifteen minutes remaining, while observers commented on a five minute service.
The text urges choosing a reputable life insurance company rather than risky ventures such as sugar plantations. It promotes Germania Life Insurance Co. of New York as a stable option, noting it offers more protection per $1000 of policy in force.
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