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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
5
A compact aphorism notes money as a universal passport on earth and the sole provider of nearly all things except happiness, attributed to an anonymous source. The quote frames money as pervasive yet emotionally incomplete, signaling material value without true fulfillment.
Contention arises over enforceable federal prohibitory law in Hawaii as native resistance resurfaces and underground methods are cited as a characteristic response to external authority. The text reflects ongoing friction between federal policy and local autonomy.
A Porto Rico Legislature measure approved by Governor Coltat provides relief for Manuela and Consuelo Mendinea delodelguet to study in Milan. It notes their talents in music and opera, praising their potential and urging public support from Porto Rico to aid their futures.
Labor and Prohibition discussed in Hawaii Shinpo regarding the Japanese plantation workforce. The piece argues prohibition would harm labor conditions, straining relations with employers and potentially disrupting sugar production, citing a Japanese capitalist’s experiment preserving temperance on a plantation and its adverse effects on worker morale and productivity.
The text discusses attempts to regain work capacity and satisfaction among workers, mentioning a superintendent of a group called gouehers on land Felix X and issues with workers in Japanese contractor camps led by Mr Iwasaki in the Territory. It notes temperance conflicts, unsteady labor, and failures amid Christian regulation, plus historical references to Japanese army sargons and Russian Japanese war effects. It argues against prohibition from sentimental bias without thorough local study.
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