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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1910
Page
5
A garbled message in the morning paper discusses opinions as confessions of character and questions whether Governor Pinchot received information firsthand. It suggests searching for facts to support Pinchot’s charges and notes local families content with their work amid uncertainty.
The author argues Russians need truthful voices from compatriots who settled here, living in stable homes and contributing to society, contrasting with noisy outsiders who always stand out and appear first in every group.
Fragmentary text discusses Kanal method amid Labor and corporate tensions. Mentions Hierican people, temperance views in Kaual county, and federal liquor laws. Notes potential rise in low dives as a practical result, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
A garbled reminiscence notes Alexander Young as a key figure in Hawaii’s early prosperity. It hints at his reinvestment strategy, the city’s progress, and the impact of a prominent Honolulu resident on the community, marking the anniversary of a marriage and the belief that much of the city’s value stems from his influence.
The decision condemns a band of men who aimed to control industry through violence and intimidation. It states government by intimidation cannot prevail and that justice may delay but eventually wins, underscoring the law’s power to protect residents.
The article cites Jacob Schiff urging Americans to wake from private concerns to support war effort funding. It criticizes mainland focus on other issues and warns about Pacific theater threats. It calls for public response to Schiff’s alarm and for Congress to approve necessary funding.
A note found by Mr. Brown spurs a rush to the hospital and uncovers a tale of a church fund-raising pastime. The narrative shifts to village life with anecdotes about Sunday school, infant day, and a boy named Silas who blurts out a witty answer about a classroom lesson.
The piece discusses fear and confidence amid war talk, urging firmness in Pacific trade control and the merchant marine. It notes recurring worries about calamities, Hawaii’s vulnerability, and political pressure on Congress, while contrasting periods of improving business and stability. It also mentions sea outfall fisheries and quarantine issues influencing harbor policy.
Bulletin announces a special carrier service to reach patrons missed by regular routes. If the paper is late or not delivered, notify the Bulletin business office after the five day window by telephone at 256.
Four bedroom house on Kewalo Street modern and very well furnished ready for occupancy the 18th. Rent 26 per month. Unfurnished house on Beretanis servants quarters and garage rent 55 per month.
In Portland a public discussion on coeducation features Charles E. Bitton advocating mixed classrooms for boys and girls, arguing equal access to teachers and discipline from women and men. Principal Davis and Miss Barnes weigh in on refinement by the opposite sex and proper management of coeducation.
Portland educators dispute Job Wood's claim that separating boys and girls boosts performance. Assistant City Superintendent D A Grant says no local need for such segregation exists, noting debates elsewhere in Europe and the U S. He adds schools risk becoming unwieldy and require careful supervision if enrollments grow large.
A well planted half acre on the car line offering a two bedroom house with stable and servants quarters. All in good condition. Price 4750.
Inland market reports caution traders as rain signals favorable crop conditions at plantations. J P Cooke and John Weterhower return from Mc Bryde while Olan and Paauhau stocks see brisk activity. Hawaiian Commercial and Waialua rise on strong water news, with notable bond dealings and minor sales of Olan at varied prices.
Instructor Thompson argues for equal access and cross gender interaction in school. He notes girls broaden minds and democracy, while teachers must tailor methods for boys and girls to engage both, urging ongoing mixed classroom experience.
Sheriff suspects Viney sent message to U S Marshal about returning a prisoner to the Coast. Deputy Rosey and two others told to meet in Korea and act as wire senders for Ivan dormites. Viney likely intends to bond his prisoner and avoid responsibility for a period. Rumors say a passenger may have committed a crime, with motive to hand over to authorities.
The report notes a legal dispute involving interpretation of existing deportation and immigration statutes. A United States judge is considering how these laws apply to a case challenging a writ of habeas corpus related to a white slave traffic matter.
New York Feb 10 The mayor and likely Democratic presidential hopeful receives an invitation to attend a Springfield Missouri event on April 10 marking the birthday of Thomas Jefferson. The note suggests Missouri could become a springboard for a national leadership bid ahead of 1918.
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