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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
4
The text discusses a proposed movement inaugurating a Saturday work reform for clerks, urging consideration from employers once new customs are established. It argues for fair treatment, anticipates changes in pay and publishable work, and notes readers’ interest in the evolving bulletin.
A dated bulletin notes Japan and its subjects are not diplomats. It argues recent events show they are susceptible to agitators and violence, misreading neutral sentiment and risking serious conflict. The piece urges Japanese residents to distrust wild agitators and protect national interests.
A grand lot of exclusive suits is presented at Kerr and Co on Alakea Street. One length design patterns are confined to the shop and the new cutter is turning out perfect clothes. The tailor reports no failures and emphasizes high class tailoring from the firm.
An essay on temperance and prohibition traces tensions from a Hempstead meeting where enthusiasts clashed as a crowd pressed for action. A confrontation escalated into gunfire, wounding several and killing two, including a local congressman. The piece laments lingering pro and anti liquor passions and warns against violent enforcement of temperance principles.
The readable text is fragmented and unreadable for a coherent summary. No clear persons, places, or events can be identified to form a factual card.
Deputy Attorney General Prosser presents case against the Territory venterday on land and trust issues tied to Lahainalina Seminary. The government’s sale of the property to the state and a religious instruction clause sparks a dispute over a 15000 forfeit to the Board. The issue centers on teachings of a strict creed and whether the school may lawfully operate under a nonsectarian or altered faith.
A 1904 report details insurance at risk and paid by firms including New York Life Insurance Company leading in Hawaii. It notes New York Life paid about $100,000 more in new policies in Hawaii than all others combined and praises John A. McCall’s policy of transparency as superintendent. The article extols his integrity and influence on insurance globally.
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