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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1910
Page
4
A speaker, a physician’s wife, urges legislators to require explicit sex purity instruction in schools and to engage mothers in teaching children. She argues ignorance and old patriarchal modesty harm girls, and that mothers must guide children to avert ruin and protect the family.
The Philadelphia strike day featured bloody clashes between rioters and police with hundreds per side. Three men were killed and many wounded as officers moved to clear streets and defend the mint. J. P. Cudahy involved in a home assault case, while talks warn of war between the United States and Japan. Former Senator Thomas Platt dies at his New York home.
The report notes police charged demonstrators as thirty were among the crowd. In the ring, a fighter named Collon defeated his opponent here today, knocking him out in the nineteenth round.
Lieut. Col. von Behrader inspected the post and quartermaster department in California. The visit covered post operations and future logistics, including maps, piles, buildings, and transport plans for the coming year. Civilian teamsters are being hired to drive wagons, carriages, ambulances, and pack trains for the post and detachments. Several soldiers were returned to duty from hospital or special duty, with Meek and Ford heading to the general hospital in San Francisco for treatment.
An ad touts an external remedy for itching with “the first drops” of a product named DD Pro Ne. It claims to kill skin density issues and provides a soothing healing effect. Listed from Honolulu Drug Co on Port Street and includes a for rent card sale line.
Boom recommendation for private H T enlists for transport to Presidio of San Francisco to report for observation and treatment after arrival. Second class private Jamon Ford and cook Joseph Carson of 20th Infantry are also mentioned with transport plans. Post surgeon updates and duties include guard arrangements, duty reallocations, and gymnastic drill continuing through March 1910.
The Mawallan Territorial Medical Society expelled Dr J C O Day for unprofessional conduct after a November interview in the Portland Evening Telegram criticizing the leprosy settlement on Molokai. The secretary said the executive committee determined the action on Saturday evening.
Multiple reorganizations at the county police station see Captain Punahou move to the prison and Sergeant Nielson elevated to deputy jailer. D. H. Kahanimoku becomes captain and Daker shifts to clerk. other watch assignments listed. Arrivals include 8000 sacks of sugar and additional cargo from steamer Kinan, with cattle, rice, and sundries. Steamer Likeliie reports light seas but delivered 8000 sacks sugar. Mikahala carries crates, coffee, and wood, amid general freight.
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