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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1906
Page
7
Fragmented report discusses Laborites program and opposition claims about a party rise. Mentions Del Wiese quitting, Roosevelt arbitration of a coal strike, and taxes on immigration policy debates. Notes Grand Jury findings on gambling and attempts at competent evidence amid political turmoil.
Fragmented remarks swirl around immigration policy and a possible bid for Governor. The editor of the Bulletin denies any promise of the Territorial Secretary role, while speculation hints at factional support and political maneuvering without concrete commitment.
An old advertising piece extols Peruna as a universal remedy for children’s spring and summer ailments and maternal care. It features testimonials from mothers in Chicago and Minneapolis praising Peruna’s safety, lack of narcotics, and preventative as well as curative powers, urging households to keep it on hand for colds, catarrh, and related illnesses.
Fragmented editorial discusses Acting Governor, Territorial Board of Immigration, and pressures over sugar planters aligning with American policy. It questions motives of the Territorial Secretary and calls for decisive action to direct European immigrants into the sugar industry while criticizing failed governance and conflicting aims among officials.
A Honolulu column lists church services at corner Ainken and King streets with invitations and pastors names, a Hawaiian music gathering featuring John Baker and others, and a social evening with dancing and multiple attendees. It also notes a death of a Hawaiian road department employee aged 67, a farewell dinner for Dr John J. Grace, and shipping updates on the Pactolus and Rosamond with cargo and sailing statuses.
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