25 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1903
Page
1
The Evening Bulletin analyzes the veto of the Panoa water measure, arguing American veto limits and cautioning against overuse. It notes the governor demands reliable data on water yield, land titles, and potential infant ownership before public acquisition. Page 4 reference.
Fifty-eighth Day reports show Senate action on Paril joint resolution for coffee bounty and passes on related measures. House and Senate circulate bills on health, opium, leprosy treatment, school libraries, and public works with notices from Secretary Carter and Governor.
The First National Bank receiver reports 4,000 of redemption silver delivered to the valley morning. Up to now 400 Hawaiian coins have been minted in San Francisco and 250,000 in American silver have been received for redemption purposes.
Washington April 25 The State Department prepares an individual protest against China for conferring superior advantages to a single nation in alienation administration. Great Britain and Japan will act in harmony with the United States. Peking April 26 Reports of insurrection in Northern China traced to Russia, circulated to justify holding Manchuria.
A multi city dispatch from April 25 reports Russian officials surprised by U S opposition to demands in Manchuria. Berlin aims for neutrality amid China tensions. Paris says France backs Russia, while London notes Britain fears Russia’s broad demands. Somalia battle toll rises as Plunkett’s forces clash with Somalis near Aden. Vanderbilt wedding in London and Marconi Alaska telegraph project planned. First Reliance trial yields satisfactory results in Bristol. Sugar markets show small price moves in San Francisco.
Governor Dole states city papers erred in calculating the bill’s timing and says the measure does not expire until the following Monday. He notes the legislature counted only specific days and suggests delaying action until Wednesday, the sixteenth day of March. Private Secretary Hawes memoranda the timing dispute.
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