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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
5
A sprawling mixed text covers contentions on happiness, drama, laws, and Hawaii politics. It references Honolulu, Hawaii courts, Judge Cooper, and immigration debates, interwoven with advertisement-like musings on advertising and public sentiment.
The district voice questions whether public schooling and play foster civilisation or encourage idleness. DANLALION, an area manager, argues that youths learn by play, while critics fear excess pegs them away from work. A laborer’s view hints at misperceptions about education and class.
A veteran named John Clark, thought dead after fever, was found alive in a coffin during burial preparations. He described a calm deathlike phase, then awakening to cold feet, hunger, and a ghostly coffin scene as attendants rushed in. Doctor Grisham later interviewed Clark about the survival.
The piece argues schooling should not crush childhood and praises play as essential. It cites Dr Henry S Curtin on playground expansion, longer days, memorial playgrounds, field trips, and growing folk dancing as healthy, educational developments benefiting children’s rhythms, health, and social understanding.
Four bedroom furnished house on Kewalo Street available for occupancy. Modern and well furnished with ready for occupancy. Rent is $25 per month due on the 15th. Additional line mentions a conflicting price of $55 per month.
The text praises Bishop Trust Company for fostering enjoyment and sociability in play, encouraging people to participate. It argues that fun strengthens moral stamina and education, stressing active engagement over passive spectating and defining fun as essential to play.
A description details rooms finished in curly redwood imported from California. The opening room measures about eighteen by twenty feet with a dining area, a main hallway leads to a fifteen by twenty foot space, a library spans eight by twenty-one feet, and three more rooms finish in the same redwood. Ceilings are beamed to create a heighted, airy effect in an architecture aiming for harmony.
The notice describes a two story residence featuring five bedrooms and two baths, a large veranda, terrace, porte Cochere, and servants’ quarters with a garden roof. Work to start within ten days on a site near Wyllie Street, with reinforced concrete option for nearby Nunau road project. Roosevelt reference hints at 1912 context.
A wife beaten by her husband in a drunken brawl was found dead Saturday morning at Waikapu Maui. The coroner's jury reported death unknown to them despite postmortem shows normal organs. The husband faces imminent trial in the Second Circuit Court as the investigation continues.
A case involving theft from the Peking legation ends with the convicted man sentenced to five years in prison. A Washington cable orders transfer to Texas to deliver Faulkner to the sheriff. Viney, vice-consul at Shanghai, faced controversy as Fullmer was taken aboard the Korea and will retain voyage freedoms until reaching port.
Judge Andrade overrules and commits each defendant to Circuit Court for trial. Prosecutor Brown says a bill of particulars will be forthcoming detailing alleged speed ordinance violations. Attorneys seek a ten day delay. hearings set for March 18.
Governor Frear attended a health board session as officials warned of rising diphtheria among Ruskians. Of 920 cultures, 100 showed diphtheria with about twenty percent positive but mostly mild cases. Six advanced cases were sent to the Ka Wat station for treatment. antitoxin orders were placed and city-wide watch was planned.
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