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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
11
A collection of editorial and public remarks discusses Sam Johnson's influence, congressional action, and immigration debates. It notes figures like Daniel Logan and Hiram Johnson, references Hawaii mainland transport links, and critiques US shipping laws affecting local travel and commerce.
A stirring editorial praises home investments in Hawaii's sugar, rubber, and other local securities. It contrasts home stocks with distant booms, urging locals to invest at home amid warnings about promoters and speculative ventures.
A damaged excerpt discusses white labor replacing Kanaka labor in sugar fields. It cites a Louisiana Planter letter from Felabane, Australia, noting a shrinking colored labor force and a push toward white labor for future sugar production. An Australian sugar producers meeting stresses labor must be white and unchanged policy.
An editorial notes that Anglo American white labor should lead the sugar cane industry, citing Australia and Hawaii as models. It argues Southwestern Louisiana can thrive with white labor, forecasts rising Cane yields, and stresses the dominance of white workers in cane production, urging fair prices to sustain the industry. The piece praises white labor's role in a global sugar economy and implies ongoing racial assumptions guiding policy.
Hawaii's yacht program draws strong city backing as officials aim to fund equipment for the Hawaii yacht for upcoming transglraphic races. Reportedly improved since two years ago, the yacht crew promise stronger performance and broader local participation to secure top honors.
Two bedroom house near Emma Square with gas electricity and modern plumbing. Four bedroom house on Kewalo Street fully furnished and ready for occupancy. Unfurnished house on Beretania area offered at 40 dollars per month.
The article extols Bishop Trust Company Limited and its yacht scene, praising steadfast prosperity and growing public interest. It highlights a skilled sailing master and crew, urging support for a long voyage across the American coast to establish the yacht as a standout winner.
Fragmentary notes describe a casual encounter between Jim and a friend on Walunaenue Street near Elem. They mention plans to visit Mauna Kea this morning and a greeting about meeting in Hila. The text lacks clear context or verifiable names and places.
A birth is recorded in Honolulu with the newborn named Kahanumoly born to the wife identified as DH. The notice specifies the location and date of the birth.
An old-time ad notes wireless service as the quick path to conversation. It mentions an office hour window on Sunday mornings from eight to ten, inviting potential customers to visit for information or service availability.
James A. Rath of the Patan Settlement speaks on aiding self sufficiency. The settlement runs a day camp near Asylum Road and King Street, treats quarantined residents, and relies on jubile contributions. It supports 700 to 800 people in clubs and classes with help from Central Mtown Church.
The Palama Settlement outlines a comprehensive campus with a nurse managed dispensary, infant nutrition formulas, and hygiene education for mothers. It houses a reading room, chapel, night school, workers’ quarters, a deptery, sports facilities, a large swimming pool, gymnasium, and multiple cottages. The settlement runs infirmary services, kitchens, and workshops, serving hundreds of residents and offering community education and childcare.
Officers of Hunolity Lodge No 414 were elected for the coming year at a mowing last evening. James D. Dougherty as Hoxalted Ruler, W. J. Rowe as Ratoered Leading Knight, Walter Drake as Loyal Kuleht, D 1 Conkling as Esteemed Lecture Knight, Geo. Ts Kluegel as Secretary, M. H. Drummond as Treasurer, AG Morse as Tiler, BA Douthitt as Trustee, Geo. He Angus as Alternate Delegate to the Grand Lodge. The installation will be at the regular meeting in April.
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