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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1901
Page
4
The item critiques the territorial legislature and press coverage, arguing over Home Rule, Republican alignments, and tax relief for small farmers. It questions the motives behind proposed measures, and laments potential legislative blockades and partisan stalemate affecting Hawaii’s business climate and public governance.
The Rent Ex Fate market shows unsettling gains as buyers push up prices amid speculation. Despite charges of inflated values, many purchases are by home buyers rather than speculators, with $48,000 of real estate tied to prior sales and total private purchases climbing to $105,000 in the city and Steubenville.
A letter from Principal Boutt urges creation of a commercial curriculum after grammar school, including writing, arithmetic, shorthand, bookkeeping, geography, and transit routes. Advocates say one teacher and five typewriters suffice, cost modest, and benefits extend to employment and broader civic knowledge. Critics accuse educational officials of blocking reform amid broader public debate on Hawaii’s schools.
Evening Bulletin longs for restraint in public talk about minorities and disease. The piece condemns xenophobic comments and urges calmer discourse as the community confronts fears of plague and health crises. It frames Hawaii as a hopeful example and cautions against sensational rumors.
In Honolulu on March 9 1901 three delivery workers walked out over noon routes and wage requests. The strike disrupted forenoon service with drivers citing unequal treatment and later asking to revert to prior shifts. The Advertiser notes the decision and quotes the manager’s stance amid ongoing labor action. The item also mentions Commissioner Taylor collecting Algeroba samples for Britten Consul Hoare to forward to South Africa.
A great manufacturing company may buy part of the property. Ground is superior, no swamps or freshet risk. Prices are the cheapest within two miles of the city center. Purchasers will receive the best terms ever offered by a real estate dealer or broker.
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