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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1901
Page
4
The piece reviews Hawaii politics, criticizing decentralization, temperance measures, and party rhetoric. It laments delays in reform, notes opposition to street railway rents, and argues for strong action against vested interests to revoke privileges. The column reflects on governance and the national party committee's influence.
A garbled union of political accusations centers on National Committeeman Sewall and campaign funds, with claims of political maneuvering, interviews, and legislative pressure. The text references Sewall’s withdrawal, a Honolulu meeting, and calls for executive action amid a heated funding and influence dispute.
J Coerper writes from Monobala April 19 urging action on building the Hilo road from Kalani to Hilo without awaiting a franchise. He cites past refusals by Attorney General P. Bol and support from the Hilo Railroad Co. for funding. He notes over $10,000 spent, surveys under Str Wall, and asks Mr Arch to consider funds for permanent surveying and construction.
Citizen letters question funding and timing for street and hotel street repairs tied to a proposed rapid transit line. They accuse the Maple Assessment Company of earlier delays and ask who will pay for extensive construction and repairs, whether the government will assume responsibility, and when streets will be completed in the area.
The article extols Minister Conger as a strong, level headed Republican loyalist from the Seventh District. It notes his China ordeal in Peking during the siege, praises his decisions, and hints he would be chosen by acclamation as Governor, with discussion of local political figures and future contests.
Property ad describes a 60 foot road side access from King street to the sea with cross roads between blocks. Elevations range from ten to forty feet above sea level, no swamps or freshets, and a potential sale to a major manufacturing company cited. Prices expected to rise. owner promises buyer profits and says tract is superior and near the city center. For terms, apply to the address in Honolulu.
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