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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1905
Page
4
The text portrays a clash around local education, defending Panahon school’s quality while criticizing other institutions. It cites the Advertiser’s stance, praises Panohon’s promises, and argues for broader, more inclusive public schooling without private favoritism. The piece asserts support for public education and Americanism shaping the community.
The 1905 Evening Bulletin discusses American commerce and a proposed Pacific trade route. It critiques federal policy, Hawaii's role, and the Panama and Tehuantepec canals as critical to U S access to the Orient, warning of foreign rivalry and urging vigilant policy.
A fragmentary dissent argues that after the Panama Canal is completed its immediate benefits to the United States may be limited. It cites Harold Holon, a writer for the Books Lovers Magazine, as an example of differing views on canal relevance and U S business efforts.
Fragmentary notice advertises sale near Honolulu claiming bargain price and easy terms for a home. Details unclear but indicates property availability and seller proximity to local area. No full names, dates, or addresses readable.
A for sale notice lists Trent and Co at 938 Fort with the number 87 referenced. The fragment provides a sale action and a street address, indicating a property or item sale by the firm.
A torn report discusses citizenship, rights, and exclusion of Japanese nationals in the United States. The committee argues against backward steps and urges full debate on whether Japanese or foreign residents should receive privileges or face discrimination under law.
The Hawaiian Territorial Medical Board urges that medical examinations be conducted in English. They argue native language testing harms standardization and conflicts with global medical practice. Signed by Chas I Cooper Judd Waybon and others.
Fragmented details list multiple entered for record items with names such as Annie Wong Leong Wong Leong and Joh Konenbore. Mentions banks like First Bank of Hilo Ltd and West & Hawn, along with various transfers and attorneys. The text mixes dates Sept 9 1905 and Sept 11 1908 and includes scattered phrases about property, debts, and assignments without complete context.
The Interstate Commerce Commission plans to require more freight cars in interstate service to have air brakes controlled by engineers. This follows numerous accidents from rear car buckling when brakes are inadequate. The move targets reducing danger and may eventually mandate air brakes on all freight cars. Mrs McMillan, wife of Senator McMillan, owns a summer home in Magnolia Massachusetts and employs two women servants.
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