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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin at 210 King Street Honolulu features scattered notices about local events and individuals. Mentions of waiting facilities, educational premises, and political figures hint at ongoing preparations and civic discussions affecting community institutions and public life.
A vivid critique of workingmen's drinking and Sunday work in New York, drawing on personal testimony to reveal how saloons and city life shape laborers. The author cites religious reformers, social clubs, and the moral panic over urban poverty, portraying Sunday as a scene of exile for the working class and challenging readers to examine Decency and civilization.
A garbled report hints at national health or authority debates and a dispute over a territory. It mentions jurors and tensions involving a Thurston alliance and references American governance and potential regional shifts. The readable fragments touch on conflict narratives without clear dates or places.
A Thurston newspaper attack on Judge Humphreys seeks to force removal, alleging jury interference. Attorney General Knox finds no evidence linking Humphreys to misconduct, while Thurston’s allies push for reform and rally citizens to uphold justice and integrity in governance.
In a contested appraisal of Judge Humphreys of the First Chronic Court at Honolulu, observers debate his judicial integrity and career, noting supporters urge leadership while critics warn against politicizing the bench amid calls for reform and accountability.
A garbled dispatch depicts President Roosevelt facing a hostile crowd and police confrontation. It portrays opposition leaders accusing him of dictatorial aims while quoting critics and supporters on the handling of unrest. The piece argues for relying on the people and civil order rather than elite surveillance.
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