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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
7
The 1910 Republican pledge that education must be first charged to Territory revenues governs a Senate bill reported by Senator Robinson. Striking that provision would betray voter trust and party integrity. Republicans are urged to pass the Robinson bill unanimously for the sake of the children and party honor.
Irregular OCR text outlines a municipal budget critique, urging voter scrutiny of health, road, and treasury offices. It mentions popular government opponents, sugar pricing, banking law, and a central wharf project, emphasizing competent engineers and public accountability.
The article discusses Secretary Fisher and his views on street railway franchises, noting his Chicago municipal leadership and prior conservation work. It argues his approach could influence public control of utilities and transit, including franchise plans for Honolulu transit projects, highlighting his familiarity with public rights and franchise policy.
The Honohilt Stock Exchange notes brisk selling and tentative gains across markets. Prices climb in several sectors with Vialine markers and investops driving higher levels, while some stocks slip and others surge, including Mawalian susie hosts and Brewery shares changing hands amid broad activity.
The market shows strength on the coast with oil stocks trading near firm levels. Hawaii Consolidated remains in demand while Creme Petroleum’s assets are slated for evaluation on the property near Honolulu. The Fuels Exchange lists Askea Creme Patyoloma and Hon Consolidated at varying bids as investors watch price movement.
The report discusses school house control and related arrangements under the Fairchild amendment. It notes county supervisors will decide certain matters while Senator Chillingworth defends the bill and Senator Coell Brown objects during the session.
A noisy session featured a heated exchange on a second amendment affecting shop proximity rules near pal shops and stables. After extended discussion the House chose not to defer action on the amendment bill, while other petitions and reports related to water rights, county property condemnation, and the College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts were laid before committees or adopted.
A historical discussion on juvenile justice in Chicago describing the shift toward separate handling of young offenders. The piece notes the roles of Mrs Stel and other women volunteers forming committees to oversee minors, the movement to create reform homes, and the impact of protective league efforts on juvenile detention and penality systems. It highlights early reform ideas and the steady push for humane treatment.
The article details efforts to place children in permanent homes through adoption and private fostering, noting reductions in public institutions. It highlights the work of Mr. and Mrs. Stein and mentions prosecutions related to deserted spouses, with the Steins planning a trip to Hawaii before returning to San Francisco.
Annie Hall remains unconscious at Queen’s Hospital after a beating by George Myhre last Tuesday night in a house on Auld Lane. Myhre is held at the police station on assault charges, with a possible upgrade to a more serious count as investigations continue. The injured woman has severe head bruises and scalp wounds, and has not spoken since the incident.
Governor Frear signed several measures today including House Bill 10 amending assault and battery penalties. House Bill 191 modifies bonds to keep the peace. House Bill 1 increases deputy sheriffs pay. House Bill 8 relates to deputy sheriff funds.
In a somber funeral observed by the Carpenters and Joiners union, members gathered to honor Olson. The ceremony included a burial at the cemetery with the brotherhood attending and prayers offered for the departed.
Eatecti andnnneanns Engi Journals feature Mira Gaskell centenary. Notes on her liberal religious views, family background, and Unitarian influence in England. Mentions Gaskell Memorial Tower, Cross Street church tablet, and her charity. Also recalls Wm. TL Jobin’s death and Dickens related notes. A federal lumber rust case and an obituary fragment conclude.
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