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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
4
The notice reflects on editorial concerns and public discourse at the Hawaiian Evening Bulletin, urging better educational opportunities for Hawaii’s youth and fair treatment of minority voices. It laments political deadlock and calls for responsible leadership in education policy and public affairs.
A late 19th century discussion outlines Kumalae's plan to educate Hawaii youth abroad and establish advanced institutions at the territorial level. The speech argues for enabling opportunities, employing capable students regardless of race or class, and laying groundwork for a state university system with agriculture and mechanics training. It emphasizes merit over patronage and a public funding basis.
A United States inquiry highlights how foreign buyers rate American workmanship and the prevalence of counterfeit or low quality products marked American made. The investigation cites instances of product mislabeling and notes foreign demand for authentic American goods despite quality concerns. Key officials warn that misrepresentation harms U.S. trade and may mislead consumers, urging stronger labeling controls and vigilant enforcement by manufacturers and retailers.
The piece notes German and Swedish importers mislabel goods as American to exploit buyers. It cites Sweden’s law forbidding origin marking of imported items and argues such deception harms American manufacturers and trust in American products.
A garbled report notes telegraphy between Maui and Mattora is a demonstrated success with plans to extend to the Eelands, aiming to connect Maui and Mattoland and ensure future operations. Local correspondents and readers are referenced amid unclear phrasing and projected dates.
A garbled report centers on Wilcox and his stance on Hawaiian politics, referencing Veacona Legert Delegate Witros and tensions over allegiance to the Dole party. The text hints at debate over intent and defense, mentioning Hawaiin islands, military offers, and internal party maneuvering amid a split between support and opposition.
Jose J Dunn joins the Attorney General's office after a lengthy search. Judge Kateo recommended him, praising his work ethic and Pacific coast trial experience. Dunn plans to make Honolulu his home, with his arrival noted and family to follow later.
Militia units F C and E drill under a new regulation at Co F headquarters, limiting bear inspections after drill. A monthly meeting is set for Sunday March 10 at the EMingalow, where matters of importance will be discussed. Promotions include private M Heightakting to sergeant and public color guard changes within Co F.
Real estate notice outlines the Kapiolani Tract from King Street to the Beach with a 60 foot road along the east side near Kamehameha Girls School. Street crossings will connect blocks, frontage on roads, and elevations from ten to forty feet. A major manufacturing firm may buy part, prices expected to rise, owner promises favorable terms.
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