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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1910
Page
11
A compilation of opinion snippets touches on taxation fairness, railroad labor, and reform movements. It cites Roosevelt, Rockefeller, and Knox while debating Hawaiian governance, anti‑immigration anxieties, and potential constitutional changes affecting taxation and wealth.
The text argues that denying suffrage to Mexicans is a dangerous precedent for New Mexico statehood. It criticizes prejudice and calls for enforcement of American citizenship standards, warning against allowing Mexicans to degrade the polity. It frames immigration as a threat to national progress and governance.
The text muses on aging, knowledge, and virtue, arguing that true character arises from lived experience. It warns against flashy words and force, urging restraint, steady judgment, and careful use of wealth and wisdom earned through time.
Hawaii School Facts notes price changes for commodities since 1800 and 1896, citing average prices, and records that teacher salaries have remained on a 1806 schedule with reductions and renewals through 1809, detailing monetary values and percentage shifts.
An eclectic and fragmentary meditation on character, education, love, and life choices. The text blends philosophical reflections with advertisements for Beautiful PUUNUI Honolulu real estate, including a view from the Pali, proximity to a Country Club, and a 10,000 sq ft area. It also contains oblique social commentary and references to Wall Street.
An editor laments the dangerous state of Waikiki beach with coral, debris, and wreckage endangering bathers. He notes repeated injuries and near drownings, urges authorities and hotels to fund cleanup, and questions the value of charging guests for bathing where hazards persist.
GRO, OABORNE, Hovolulu writes that regular bathing offers heartgiving exercise and climate relief. He urges more people to visit the beach, especially with children, noting health benefits and the joy observed. He doubts more frequent coast recuperation isn’t widely adopted.
The text discusses wage questions and immigration effects of cheap sugar mills policy. Dr Maxwell notes that in Australia the wage issue drove colored workers to leave, as the Commonwealth enacted policies prompting departure.
Dr Maxwell discusses labor costs and racial pay gaps affecting the Commonwealths wage bill, arguing duties on sugar protect domestic workers. He explains his political neutrality, plans to work in Washington, and notes Hawaii’s sugar industry relies on local labor and policy. He expects to depart aboard the Alameda on the 9th for coast and Washington.
Jondon report states Premier Asquith faced intense pressure from his own Liberal group and allies to create a new united bloc within the government. The move follows rising tensions and aims to stabilize leadership amid ongoing crises.
A plan to limit the Lords veto and pass the budget together triggers a royal assent standoff. If the King approves the veto bill, the measure proceeds. if not, the Cabinet resigns and the budget risks delay. Lloyd George looms to lead in an election if Liberal victory occurs.
A garbled note suggests the Gensuy bureau intends to take a certificate or unit of hides for a combined count with hides. It mentions a shipment in July and an included modification. The description notes a suit too large and women’s hat size issues, hinting at costly expenses for unassigned workers.
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