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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1901
Page
4
Maui voters weigh fall election angles as young candidates gain traction in Hilo and across the islands. Reports from Watlaku and prospects of an interisland series temper local enthusiasm while congressional precedents shape plans. Also, wage rulings set nursing pay at two dollars a day in a San Francisco debt case and a probate matter concludes with a judge fixing damages.
The text laments sympathy wasted on inmates of the Minatte asylum while others suffer from din and det and bad tors with faut the alleviation whisky tnanity bra. It argues government funds are lacking for improvement and condemns the Territorial administration as incapable and misdirected. It questions what progress the Ante Warehowne school tante equality can expect amid famine and financial shortfalls.
The Semtimetre reports the Home Rule Republican growth signaling steady party strength. It notes comfort offered to the Thueston- Volo ring active in efforts to influence Mawar and Americans in political councils.
Secretary Gage spoke in Denver urging twenty well equipped young men for trusted posts paying twenty five thousand dollars yearly. The speech urged focus on business as the path to seizing opportunity, noting scarce yet capable applicants ready for the chance.
Reports from seemingly reliable sources indicate Japanese laborers arriving in the Territory are of higher order morally and physically than earlier workers. The government is urging measures to curb entitlements and regulate earnings by Japanese workers, highlighting a major social issue requiring careful attention and decisive action.
The Molletin urges ending the current Territorial Government seen as unnecessary and costly. It advocates replacing Governor Dole with an American governor and establishing an American system as President Roosevelt forms his view on local governance. The piece decries political paralysis and calls for immediate reform to avert bankruptcy.
The Baltimore American advocates a decisive national immigration policy. It argues half a million immigrants entered New York last year, with many deemed undesirable, and urges lawmakers to face the issue with firm, explicit action rather than evasive rhetoric. The piece stresses a balance: welcome labor and culture from abroad, but exclude dangerous elements and criminally negligent policies, urging Europe to handle its own problems while the United States protects its social and economic development.
The Anglican Church Chronicle urges readers to abandon a harmful practice in a local community scandal. It cites a grievous folly that harms hundreds of young children, condemns sensational headlines, and points to a conventive scheme tied to a steam navigation company. The piece frames a call for swift action to end the iniquity.
Historical lumber and hardware list detailing merchantable lengths and sizes for timbers, planks, shingles, nails, and metal fittings. Includes 1x6 boards, tongue and groove, clapboard, shakes, copper rivets, galvanized nails, and tool hardware with per unit and per ton pricing notes.
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