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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1901
Page
4
An excerpt from a Honolulu newspaper discusses political figures and debates surrounding territorial governance and public works. It references J. A. McCany, WB Rowell, the Superintendent of Public Works, and local political factions, outlining debates over competence, appointments, and legislative direction in an era of reform.
A scrambled account discusses underground electric wires, street repairs, and public works battles over trenching, paving, and franchise duties. It mentions Rapid Transit, public works officials, and corporate interests amid a clash over who bears street restoration costs and safety responsibilities.
In a remarkable Cleveland mayoral fight Tom Johnson emerges as a reform candidate on a 3 cent fare and single tax platform. The race attracts national attention with Johnson’s aim at governing ambition and a possible run for state and national offices.
Governor Nash of Obie faces trouble finding a god watcher for the battle andy Obie. References to Leming the bottle of champagne, Mia Ruth Hanui, and Senator Hoan suggest political maneuvering. Some names and details appear garbled but imply obstruction and involvement of several figures in attempts to secure support or acceptance.
The article reports a teen athlete from Merehanta Avonelotion Mattern area involved in an incident during a school track event. Authorities and coaches are reviewing the situation as spectators and participants reacted to the disruption.
A sale notice describes a great manufacturing company property one mile and a half from a location with no swampy ground or frost risk. It promises superior ground, favorable price, and a strong chance buyers may profit from investments.
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