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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1895
Page
4
The fragment details scattered names, places, and events including references to Wartime measures, trials, and regional names. It mentions Kahanho, Kah Kapa, West, and Helent, with garbled lines hinting at a district or municipal notice and a list of officials or speakers.
The Evening Bulletin reports on Daniel Logan as editor and the Baterday edition dated November 16, 1895. Details are sparse in readable text, but the item records the newspaper's leadership and date of issue with period-typical typography.
Debates on labor rights and wages in Hawaii reveal friction between employers and workers, with fears of civil disturbances linked to plantation labor and imports. Chinese workers’ entry and contract labor shaped early wage dynamics, while competition among laborers influenced living costs and local trades.
The text discusses labor dynamics in Hawaii, detailing planters reliance on cheap labor from Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese workers, and the political push to restrict Chinese immigration. It describes public opinion among workers and planters, the evolving sources of labor, and government attempts to regulate immigration to protect native workers and civilization interests.
A fragment describes a jackdaw and advertiser objections to a Mahwanan decoration in front of a Catholic church, placed between French and Belgian flaps to welcome the visiting bishop and his party. The interior is covered with tags, while a figure named Butcher Valentine directs decorations, and a gentleman accused of mixing politics with religion is labeled as not a Catholic Hawaiian.
A fragment questions the size of a determined group that supposedly fleeced Hawaii of a valuable cable franchise, likening it to small bands robbing trains and express cars. The cryptic note asks how many were in the body responsible for the alleged fraud.
Advocates in England oppose a policy of doom for professionals and public men after age fifty five. They warn it mirrors ancient practices of starving or burying the old. They argue that sixty five is rarely counted as aged in most civilized or savage countries.
A fragmentary late report describes alleged plans by Twani Pasha to massacre Christians in Harpoot vilayet and nearby villages, with Turkish and Kurdish forces to signal for brutal acts as a hurricane roves the region. The piece notes political reactions in the United States and seeks relief from sensational wartime propaganda.
Miss Field, editor of Kate Vield's Washington, travels from San Francisco toward the Hawaiian Islands. She has not chosen a plan, aiming to broaden her political and economic reporting to all corners of the islands. She hopes to visit leper settlements and will stay in Manila for several months.
Mrs. Sturtevant Peet of the California Woman's Christian Temperance Union extols the bicycle as a tool of dress reform and physical culture at the annual San Francisco convention. She argues corsets are banished and praises the wheel as a sober, healthful, practical invention. The Tribune wheel, praised for 15 percent labor savings, is highlighted for women.
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