Subscription rates and 1905 circulation note
Subscriptions and rates listed for the Evening Bulletin in advance. The piece includes a sworn statement of circulation for the week ending September 1905, with figures for August 28 and August 30, and notes Honolulu Hawaii territory context. The rest contains a column of editorial comments on political figures and events.
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Labor Day in Hawaii Reflects Labor Ideals and Ties to Independence
The piece argues Labor Day in the Territory mirrors American concepts of worker dignity and independence, noting Hawaii’s deep attachment to labor yet slower adoption of the holiday’s ideals. It observes fewer American workers and wages influenced by Orientalized views, while major employers push to elevate labor conditions, signaling an idealistic celebration more than a decisive achievement.
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Hiawaii
Eefigerton
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Tebo Neverthelems
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British Coopers Plantation Laborer Report on Sugar Industry
Easter Evening Bulletin notes an interview with Mr BT Hogera of the Vancouver Pot Sugar Company. The piece discusses the introduction of the Hindoa voolle Wek and its impact on Hawaii sugar plantations, urging preservation of native labor practices amid reform.
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Vancouver Pot Sugar Company
Agrveg
Rogera
Hawaii
How Invest My Money What Ways of Investing Offer Returns
A brief advisory note explains various investment methods and their comparative returns. It promises free consultation while outlining guidance to help readers decide where to invest.
Immigration by Indian coolies to Hawaii debated in Hawaii
J W Stevenson argues in favor of introducing Hindu and Muslim laborers to Hawaii plantations. He details caste roles, wages, and living conditions on sugar estates, claims high productivity, and urges British sanction. He discusses transport costs, labor tracks, and potential benefits while acknowledging safety and coercion concerns.
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India
Fillelands
Hawaii
J. W. Stevenson
Jack and Colors Goods Now Displayed in Windows
A notice states that items titled Jack and Colors are now showcased in the store windows. The brief fragment indicates goods are on view, likely as a sale or promotional display.
Tailors Offer Garments Cut and Made on Premises
The leading merchant tailors advertise ready to wear and custom garments cut and made on the premises by expert white labor.
Marines to Form Baseball Team With New Outdoor Fund
By an act of the latest Congress, the U S Marine Corps will form an outdoor baseball squad funded for equipment. Lieut W C Harllee seeks baseball outfits. team not yet picked but regular practice continues. No Midwinter League entry planned. Marines will meet other teams when possible. Potential marine football plans are unlikely.
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Quiet Waterfront on Labor Day Harbor Scene
The waterfront is quiet with island steamers delivering freight only up to noon as employers observe a base holiday. Most ships idle while several fly flags. The Police Station and Naval Station largely close. A Honolulu bookstore advertises the largest stock of school texts at cost.
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Normal School 10 Opens Next Monday
The Territory public schools open tomorrow except the Normal School which will begin on Monday due to delays in readying the new building at Heckfeld and Lunalilo streets. The new site replaces the decayed old School and Fort location, offering a roomy, commodious facility. Principal Edgar Wood plans to meet staff at the old quarters tomorrow.
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