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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1901
Page
4
A clipping from the Honolulu Advertiser era includes notices about subscription rates, postal matters, and editorial musings on honesty in heat policy, chamber of commerce activity, and local development. It comments on Moana hotel, Japanese claimants, and federal dealings, reflecting early territorial concerns and public discourse.
Fragmented remarks from a Republican charter commission member reveal clashes with the Meghslativs party leadership over a street railway project. The discourse frames party unity, public works, and franchise debates as tests of American party fidelity while scrutinizing absentee ownership and local governance.
A historical note discusses religious instruction and its role in public life. It cites debates over evangelical activity and the integrity of moral standards amid changing social conditions. The piece reflects concerns that some nations drift toward religious indifference without clear consensus on guidance.
The article notes Mr Richards travels through outside districts to awaken interest in religious revival. He connects with people calmly and earnestly, aiming to strengthen moral duty and church teaching rather than dramatic fanfare. The Hawaiian Board could become a sustained influence in the province.
The Hawaiian Jockey Club met at the Paselle Club to conduct business. D. P. Tienborg’s resignation as secretary created a vacancy filled by Prince David Kawananas Koa. Leenborg plans a mainland year, and repairs are scheduled for Karplolant Park buildings. The annual meeting is set for April 39.
Amen the guvete ot fie Hawaiian betel fe Lew F. Stine arrives dimner three Werke age ae Me bielseEs manager for Mixx Matellon Roberte who fun delikited the people of Hone stly in her pending af her repertoir of lay Voor yuney. The appoint ment of George D. Gear to the Piney Tuadletal Ctrewit bench marks a notable shift. Gear is a longtime Aniverian with strong legal ties. Manager Grant of the Automobile Ca fe reports a busy Stable Day with more than twenty cars awaiting service and full rooms at the stableshn.
Authority outlines night lighting for approaching vessels. Red buoys mark starboard side midchannel lights. green light on the green can buoy indicates safe center alignment. Pilots may place red light on midchannel buoy with no other lights shown. Superintendent J A Megandless signs the notice.
Mr and Mrs H C Brown have been reelected general secretaries of the YMCA. Mrs Airey is praised for popularity and her work with the YWCA. The Colmanes plan to depart for the East in late May, having served notably with many in Honolulu.
Investors and home seekers should inspect Silva and Viva offerings in Maui and Hawaii before buying elsewhere. The firm markets improved and unimproved lands across city, suburbs, and island locations, signaling potential gains for buyers.
In the Island of Oahu Territory of Hawaii an order directs a special term of the Circuit Court be held in the Judiciary Building Honolulu commencing Tuesday March 26 with a start time to be announced and continuing as provided by law. The order bears signatures of A S Humphreys First Judge and W F Prear Chief Justice dated March 1 1901.
Property fronting King street to the beach with a 60 foot road to the sea. Elevation 10 to 40 feet, no swamps or freshets, near the Kamehameha Girls' School. An offer to buy part by a heat manufacturing company may be accepted. Priced to rise soon with favorable terms and pipes along the upper tract. Apply for terms and details.
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