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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1903
Page
5
Fragmentary notice from Homer outlines a series of announcements and references to a department, a call to action, and a discussion of utilities and stationery. The readable parts suggest plans or proceedings involving local officials and the public works context.
Delegates describe Hawaii’s peculiar population shift, with more Asiatic workers and shrinking white and Hawaiian communities. Discussion covers labor mobilization, union threats, mainland support, and possible impacts on sugar and beets industries amid tariffs and economic pressure.
The article discusses government restrictions on Asian laborers, large plantation control versus smallholders, and calls for stronger actions by the American Federation. It notes past San Francisco strikes against Chinese labor and anticipates excluding Japanese workers, urging Congress to enforce immigration limits and curb immigrant labor influence on plantations.
Local and general notices describe various topics including a police matter, bankruptcy proceedings, a special meeting of directors of Fidelity Insurance Co. Ltd, and court actions. The report lists names such as Rev Mr Halt and Hindry with references to papers served in Katdi and the Royal ship’s arrival in summer. Several legal and financial items are touched on, with mentions of jury verdicts and professional notices.
A military company performed at Lawaina with soldiers applauded as they marched. Proceeds totaled about 200 dollars with most going to Volcano House. The unit toured Mountain View, visited the crater, and returned to Hawaii, ending with a send off at Volcano Street.
Fragmented OCR style notes reference Rev Jeremiah Zimmerman and others discussing Hawaii events, volcanoes, and prospects of labor migration. The text mentions Napoleon and plantation work, with references to Americans in the Pacific and civic actions, but content is garbled and largely unreadable.
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