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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
4
A bulletin column argues for selective Chinese immigration as a solution to labor needs in the United States, warning against unlimited entry. It contends that open borders would flood the country and stresses the importance of restrained policy to balance economic impact and national interests.
The Thurston Association report sparks protest over adoption of American ways and methods in Hawaii. Arguments reach to native Hawaiians, Dole Thurston politics, and questions of territorial autonomy, executive restraint, and court authority under U.S. oversight.
In scattered quarters reports show anticipation of reenacting the Chinese exclusion act. The debate centers on restricting immigration and the public mood ranges from cautious support to concern over rights and economic impact.
A historical note explains an elevated standard for medical department admission at the University of California beginning in autumn. Prospective students must complete two full years of cotton work and face an extended preparation period before entry, delaying entry by about two and a half years from the original plan. Authorities say the change will raise the education level in California medicine.
Dr Alderson of Edinburgh first noted the variable star in Bermuda during February, with naked eye visibility until June. By September it became discernible only with aid, while De Wilbon captured a photograph of a brilliant halo around Nova Pormel observed from multiple observatories.
A Washington dispatch says Myron T. Herrick of Cleveland will become ambassador to Italy, succeeding George V. Meyer who plans to resign next spring. The move follows a program outlined by President McKinley, with Meyer leaving to pursue private interests in Massachusetts.
Professor A L Powers of Cornell, formerly at Stanford, endorses eugenic theory that feeble minded individuals should be killed for society's benefit. He argues that removal of the weak is natural and would improve the human race, asserting aid to the strong by eliminating the weak.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a rupture event on 310 far TEM with unclear specifics. The readable text hints at an incident or warning but lacks full details, leaving partially legible references to entities and potential dates. Further clarification is needed to identify the involved parties and exact location.
Fragmented court record recounts Stewart's affidavit in a chancery matter over the estate of WT Crimmings, detailing attorney actions, fee disputes, and court orders. Magoon, Thompson, and Wuulenbere seek to appoint funds and renegotiate the agreement with Markham, amid disputes over payments and authority.
Fragmentary text discusses the Clayton Bulwer Treaty abrogation with reference to Cabinet selections and Senate objections. It notes concerns over alleged concessions to Great Britain and possible impact on the Montague doctrine, while officials deny signatures or final approval and invite Senate scrutiny.
In a chancery matter the defendant Geo. A. Davin seeks leave to file an answer to the complaint. The case concerns claims of $9000 with imprisonment and has the defendant described as a policeman. The motion was argued in chambers and the court reserved ruling. Nearby notes report continuing violence and casualties in a distant field, with two more wounded and three killed in an attack near Colonel Hen son's column. Edward Brokwell's condition worsens as physicians offer cautious optimism for recovery.
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