12 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Hawaiian Gazette
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1901
Page
1
About 14 000 Chinese workers remain unregistered under the Exclusion Act due to the cost of required photographs. Registers must include two pictures per person, full face and profile, with three for a dollar. Consul Yang Wei Pin cites poverty as the barrier and hopes cheaper photos accelerate registration before June.
Mr. Peck, experienced in real estate and land corporation affairs, will replace James B. Castle as treasurer and business manager of 8 N Castle Hot Ltd. He will relocate with his bride and join society circles as part of the business community.
On a Bere tania street car yesterday Tramway Pain berates a muleteer and threatens the crew over a missing nickel. A woman passenger asks if the car goes to the stables, then exits during Pain's ongoing abuse of the driver.
The St. Louis Star notes that in smart houses freedom is the watchword and the hostess ensures guests enjoy themselves. Guests then use facilities freely and fit into the family routine, with meals and hours aligning to the household's schedule. The wise guest remains unobtrusive and punctual, preserving harmony.
Consul General describes an imperial dispatch proposing western legal practices and equality for all foreigners in China. An edict of toleration urges friendly treatment of outsiders, while警察 crackdown on reformers abroad. The piece notes Leung Chi tso’s disturbances and the governor of Hunan moving to stop the reformist bandits.
A Boston Herald snippet shows Benny as a new student mispronouncing addresses and learning proper form. He states his home as Boonville and mentions the Erie Canal in dialogue with a teacher, illustrating language learning in class.
A hectic day in the Hawaiian Senate with bills advancing to committee stages and tense exchanges between the chair and a senator. The chamber’s new secluded ante-rooms allow members private deliberation, while the public remains unaware of ongoing lawmaking.
Weary Willie and Dusty Rhodes arrive amid unsettled circumstances, as Deputy Chillingworth tracks the pair through city streets and through a tramp roundup. The article describes their behavior, public reception, and the authorities’ efforts to manage the situation, noting the presence of several tramps and the public welfare concerns.
Advertisement lists business cards for Consolidated Boda Water Works Co Ltd with Fort and Allen streets Hollister & Co agents, Honolulu Works Co machinery maker, Wilder's Steamship Co offering freight and passenger services for all island routes.
Morning trading shows Olaa affairs with prices $15.25 and $11.50 for Kihei assessable and paid up notes. Kihei paid up quotes reach $14.5 and $14.25. Afternoon trades include Five Sachs & Co at $100 and Olas at 4.87 percent. Between Boards lists R. L bonds at $103 with large block amounts.
The entry documents the last quarter moon on its 13th at 23 a.m. and provides tide times from the Coast and Geodetic Survey. It notes Kahului and Hilo tides occur about one hour earlier than Hopotuto, Hawaiian time lags Greenwich by 3 minutes, and the time whistle at 19 BD TM aligns with Greenwich. Sun and moon govern local time for the group.
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