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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented editorial discusses ambition avarice and land love in Honolulu society. It cites Governor resignation rumors, labor issues, and calls for prudent investment while urging citizens to act to shape public policy and passenger service improvements.
A rambling reel of misheard phrases and comic vignettes from a Minnepepepolis journey to Elaples. Jokes blur language barriers as a passenger chases a late train while a toddler narrates a family of thirteen and a rib taken to create Eve. A jovial, rustic tone threads through a series of rapid anecdotes and wordplay.
The Promotion Secretary urges a $100 prize for a parade poster design and rapid local printing to advertise the Floral Parade. He notes delays if work stays in Honolulu and praises calling on mainland firms only if necessary, framing it as promoting home industry.
Editorial argues immigrants must accept country terms or return to origins. It condemns agitators and warns authorities can only offer opportunity, with laws guiding deportation after refusal. Police, courts, and humanitarian laws balance rights, while native distrust and language barriers fuel tensions.
Two bedroom furnished house near Raen Square with gas and electricity included. Ready for occupancy the 15th. Rent $25 month. Unfurnished option on Beretania Street with grounds and garage. Rent $40 month.
A damaged notice quotes Joseph Neuf, a 60 year old Austrian by birth and San Francisco naturalization, pleading health woes and asking for correspondence from the Sheriff and Immigration Inspector of Movoi nt. He mentions a private bank account and a Wellington address in care G. 2 Wellington, New Zealand, signing Adieu King Sir.
A letter to Treasurer Conkling from Lloyd Conkling in Rotarus New Zealand requests permission to grind an organ and play music throughout the Territory of Hawaii. The letter traces prior inquiries to the Collector of Customs in Honolulu and notes replies referencing officials including the Sheriff County Attorney and Immigration Inspector.
Warden W Thomas McKee Hast Bight described the District of Columbia jail as a menace to public health and safety. The jail, built for 440 men, housed 685 inmates, both black and white, with 126 men awaiting transfer in cramped conditions.
The Promotion Committee met yesterday afternoon with W A Hower presiding. Marion Campbell was questioned about coral beach work and dredging costs for a proposed seaside expansion. Campbell offered support and a plan with hotel cooperation, while the Floral Day Parade design and director arrangements were outlined for 1911.
Inspector Hoey reports excessive meat from Chicago slaughterhouses is being cut into roasts and steaks and sold for human consumption. He notes portions are shipped to mining camps and districts with foreign laborers, with Denmark as a claimed destination. Calls for tightened Chicago killing regulations and a rigid investigation.
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