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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1901
Page
4
Fragmented evening paper notes legislative reflections and political commentary on railroad franchises and public amusements. It references Governor appointments, legislative balance with executive power, and notable figures like Carnegie and Hill, amid tangled local concerns and party politics.
The Bulletin reports a heated debate over public funding for Free Kindergarten, cautioning that appropriations could set a precedent for supporting sectarian schools and private religious enterprises. It notes constitutional limits and argues government should avoid direct control or endorsement of such institutions.
City faces a clash between Rapid Transit and Tramways charters as public works slow down. Officials debate rights, injunctions, and street conditions while awaiting court rulings. Senator Nakapanty plans a resolution seeking 45000 for roads and public works in the District of Walmea Hawaii.
A sale listing offers 600 lots across the Kapiolani Kaiulani Magoon Kaimaki Me Cully Kapahulu Kapiolani Park Addition and Pumul Tracts with details pending. The notice targets potential buyers and notes parcel specifics and sale terms.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King Street to the beach with a 60 foot road on the east side adjoining Kamehameha Girls School, reaching the sea. Cross roads will be opened between blocks and every lot will front a road. Elevation ranges from forty to ten feet above sea level with no swamps or freshets. An offer to buy a portion by a great manufacturing company may be accepted, indicating strong money-making prospects. Ground is superior and prices are the cheapest within two miles of downtown Honolulu, with favorable terms offered by a leading real estate dealer. For terms or more details, apply to
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