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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1911
Page
5
A fragmented historical notice argues agitation as progress and warns against stagnation, urging timely action on public schools, cholera response, and funding. It cites figures like President Washington, calls for tariffs, and critiques legislative inertia while stressing education and welfare for Hawaii’s children.
Editorial argues Kauditch resolution provides clear plan for canal development with public benefit and private capital. It urges careful reading and widest discussion, noting the territory should gain a fair return while private capital builds and operates the ditch.
A majority of House members allied with outside representatives, including one from Cahu, backed a Sheldon Tax Commission resolution seen as limiting equal taxation representation. The city county delegation from Oala faced pressure from perceived polluters and political manipulators resisting changes. The vote reflected tensions between territorial authority and Inland-Hawaii power brokers, suggesting a push to maintain control over tax policy.
The piece argues travel offers educational value beyond receptions and energy-wasting functions. It endorses Kuhio's idea and urges improving Hotoluli's government rather than revolution. It criticizes local opponents who praise commission government yet oppose its recall initiative and referendum features.
Mr Fenwick argues a coming Japan Russia war hinges on rail links through Korea. He cites ferries and lines from Shimoneseki to Pusan and Seoul to the Yalu, plus plans to connect Wonrat and Chemulpa to the sea. He notes Russian encampments near Vindivostok and warns Koreans in Hawaii face transplant issues.
A fragment condemns a coalition from multiple communities for sneering at civil and businesslike presentments. It argues Speaker Holstein wields dictatorial power after three terms and accuses the Kausl alliance of forcing projects on other counties. The piece asserts Territory residents will not tolerate bossism and calls for restraint.
Aims to stimulate desire for reading in the young and provide education supplements to the school curriculum. Seeks to supply useful information and aid women in all vocations. Offers specialists ready means for research and learning.
A speaker questions the fuss over a library and cites its purposes. The library would provide the best reading for the greatest number, support the community’s intellectual and moral welfare, cooperate with educational interests, and aid teachers in their work.
In Athens Pennsylvania the Board of Education scrapped traditional commencement exercises at Athens Sky School and will fund a Washington DC trip for graduates. Parents’ clothing and other costs typically spent on ceremonies will be redirected as spending money for the trip, a plan praised as modern and beneficial by the district.
A summary notes several measures affecting county and city powers, including appointive offices, stripping mayoral authority, and amendments to the general county act. Other items cover land registration, assault and battery, bonds, receiving stolen goods, and a health proposal on leprosy parole. A Japanese death in Agnews leads to arrests planned after the mother’s condition stabilizes.
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