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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1901
Page
4
A Honolulu Bulletin editorial argues labor scarcity threatens sugar production and urges cooperation between planters and the public. It stresses securing skilled labor, avoiding imports, and advancing territorial prosperity through honest, practical solutions and tendering for supplies.
The report portrays Democratic figures including David B. Hitt amid denials of a 1904 candidacy, while public opinion grows that he may run. It discusses salary debates, the governor’s absence from jury duty, and tensions in the territorial government over budget, appointments, and judicial matters, framed in a period voice about unity and national direction.
An excerpt discusses planter labor, plantation systems, and moral questions tied to livelihoods and social structures. It mentions workers, gender roles, wages, and tensions between prosperity and exploitation amid colonial contexts. The passage hints at unrest or critique of economic arrangements without clear outcomes.
The article discusses selecting a life insurance policy with strong protection and reliability. It warns against choosing unfamiliar or unsafe firms and notes that German Life Insurance Company of New York offers favorable rates per hundred dollars of coverage. It emphasizes avoiding risky investments tied to specific towns or states without guaranteed solvency.
Entries closed at noon for the Hawaii on tennis competition starting tomorrow. Many players registered and anticipated strong performances. Notable pairs include Mr Elston vs Mr Atherton in potential men final with Elston possibly reclaiming the title. Entries list shows numerous players in singles doubles and mixed doubles events with several veteran competitors.
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