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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin publishes daily except Sunday at 10 King Street Honolulu under Wallace K Farrington of the Bulletin Publishing Company. Rates and distribution details are posted, including subscription terms and mailing options with payment in advance.
A chaotic excerpt discusses charity funding by plantation stockholders and political endorsements. It questions the moral impact of wealth, labor's value, and charitable giving, contrasting American republican ideals with plantation practices and proposed reform. The piece critiques religious and social influence on charity and condemns inequality in labor and wages.
The prewar administration of the Department of Public Instruction shows potential for improvement in salaries and control. Decentralization hinders unified reform and threatens overall efficiency. Emphasis on maintaining uniform standards across districts remains essential for future progress.
The article details clashes around Attorney Gear being named second judge of the First Circuit. It portrays Morning Organ supporters denying wrongdoing, alleges manipulation by a political clique, and accuses opponents of defamatory tactics aimed at blocking Gear’s appointment and influencing public opinion.
Washington reports the Immigration Commissioner’s 10 point recommendation to restrict Chinese entry and place stricter controls on Chinese laborers. The document suggests arrest and removal for those aiding illegal Chinese residence, with agencies empowered to enforce the measures.
Government debate outlines screening of Chinese passengers at port of entry. Commissioner Powerly discusses landing checks, comparing certificates with passenger lists, and returning inadmissible travelers to their country of origin at cost to ship owners or consignors. Measures aim to prevent evasion by unscrupulous vessels.
Committee hearing at the leper settlement examined medical care meat rations and water supply. Witness Ambrowe J. Hutchinson described twenty two years residence and property means, urging better treatment and local governance while criticizing board practices and tariff enforcement. The session noted personnel tensions, courtlimits, and public health issues amid rough weather and a rescue attempt near Kalapapa harbor.
Governor Daly received a letter from Secretary Hitchock and a bill for five Fire Chile Commission members, seeking payroll for five members and related expenses. The governor discussed law amendments on tax payments, a Hawaii liquor permit inquiry, and expansion of office partitions. He noted a committee visit from Beunte and reported on tramway track issues and substitute remedies.
A brief Honolulu News notice mentions a Japanese proprietor linked to a local business figure. contact details include Dr Ts Mitamura and Bailar Kimura with an office address and telephone line.
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