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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
3
Jacob A Riis, born in Denmark, rose to prominence after moving to New York. He began as a reporter and wrote many books including How the Other Half Lives. The text notes Roosevelt’s life and Riis as a friend and influence on the president.
Washington March 7 Home Secretary Metcalf reports to the House on Special Immigrant Inspector Marcus Braun findings. He details concerted European government and agency efforts to ship inadmissible or questionable immigrants, noting Hungarian Italian and Turkish schemes, secret surveillance proposals, certificates of origin at landing, bonds for ship agents, and longer residency proof for naturalization. Braun commends the Russian Jew but warns on Turkish and Hungarian manipulation of emigration to profit from the United States.
Real estate notes offer a county home in Manoa Valley near a river with cottage barn lawn and fruit trees. Also listed are parcels on Nuuanu Avenue near trolley lines with water access and a 112 story residence at Matlock Avenue plus a Wailuku beach lot with bathing. Prices noted including 859 and 30 per month figures and references to local real estate agent P B Strauch in Walty Building.
The Hilo business community and L A Anareen plan a pineapple canning company in Hilo. Modifications reduce land ownership and focus capital stock at 25000 dollars with 2600 shares. 178 shares to be issued for expenses and services. 1700 shares to be released for cash. The project aims to organize a stock company to supply a local cannery for Hawaii growers, with broader fruit processing potential and future markets. expected pineapple output could reach 200,000 to 300,000 plants, with a first year pack of around 20,000 cases.
Company D held its annual inspection at the Armory on Thursday under Major B. C. Van Vilet. The unit showed near full attendance, with two absentees, and received praise for excellent equipment and discipline. Captain Fetter earned high credit for the unit’s progress and proficiency in marching and drill, with Chaplain Petter and Lieutenants Ludiefant Hoorn aiding the post-inspection drill and refreshments served afterward.
fragments describe a booth offer with a price of five ahilings and an exchange about payment. wording is garbled and names are unclear, but the gist is an advertised booth at a price and a reaction to payment terms.
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