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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
3
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Riddell named postmaster at Keomuku while Lanal Hawaii views Mt. Watterson resignation noted.
Washington officials reveal a shift in Hawaiian sugar labor sourcing to Porto Ricans. After a year of hiring Europeans and Portuguese, planters found Porto Ricans better suited for island plantations. Travel and upkeep costs, plus medical care, have influenced the move. Porto Ricans are seen as more reliable workers once strengthened, ending European recruitment for Hawaii.
A Cape Town dispatch reports General De Wet proclaims he will strike all British forces in the Orange Free State after September 13. Commandant Myburgh orders arms captured after September 18 to be dealt with. Captain Wells and 25 men from Condacorn were captured near Metzingenpoort. two were killed, three wounded, and the rest released after taking neutrality. A drug advertisement promotes Pan Killer for bowel diseases and wounds at 250 price.
An old advertisement extols simple science and vegetable remedies. It praises Sagwa as a blood purifier and builder, claims high curability with prompt use, and markets Kickapoo Indian remedies via Hebrew Drug Co. plus notices about Geo. Haffner jewelers and lodging at 184 Hotel Street and 1249 Fort Street.
A Herald dispatch reports 2000 Liberals crossing from Colombia via Venezuela to aid an overthrow of President Castro in Nicaragua. Rebels threaten upon reaching Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Venezuela borders, while Colombian authorities warn of wider war. Both sides claim victory amid ongoing guerrilla attacks and reprisals as uprisings spread through adjacent territories.
Union musician Prof. W. B. Sharpe says the Labor Day ball music was arranged without bids from union players. He declares it an oversight and expects union musicians to be given preference for future events. sharpe notes he pays dues and could have supplied a union crew, urging fair opportunity rather than blame on unions.
Dispatch reports Colonela Scobell and Dotan forcing General Botha back toward Mortimer division. Most of Motha's horses exhausted, quarter of commanders dismounted. General Notha captured thirty remain. Boers threaten Zuurbeuke Pane in Cape Colony commanding Wellonlam. town well defended.
Readers are invited to inspect the photographic work of Miss Caroline Haskins in her reception room at the rear of King Bros Art Store and Photo Studio located on 120 Hotel Street. The event invites connoisseurs to appraise her skilled portraiture and photographic specimens in a formal setting.
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