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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
4
A Honolulu bulletin discusses government authority over transit franchising, arguing whether the legislature can grant exclusive rights to the Rapid Transit Company. It questions alternative methods of operation and the scope of legislative power versus corporate privileges in public utilities.
A governor argues that delays in the Territorial legislature hinder public business and the transition to a new form of government. While acknowledging cost, the governor notes extensive work achieved and urges lawmakers to finish the appropriation bill and let the new system proceed. The stalemate breeds discontent and erodes confidence in administration.
A long, partly garbled text discusses Governor relations with federal authority, citing statements attributed to Secretary Hitchcock and the Associated Press. It questions the governor’s stance and federal influence over the Territory, referencing the Cooper incident and tensions with the Territorial Court and public works. It mentions the Prestige and Moyer inquirers as part of the dispute.
The article laments rising tension between the Territory's governor and federal offices, claiming officials wage continual warfare that harms territorial interests. It argues that state and federal powers are clashing as newspapers push for alignment with the President and federal authority.
A letter from April 28 UML at Wabulula questions Rapid Transit Co. work on city streets. J A McCandless and relatives are accused of stock transfers tied to the company. The writer argues the government should not bear street repair costs and calls for the delegation to remove the legislative committee on the Pall contract. The piece cites Section four of the Rapid Transit Company Act and condemns official favoritism.
A dated program lists piano duets violin solos and choral items with performers including Mire Mare a chine Mire falta Spalding and Robantha Vow Miss Lyman and Evelyn Nichols. The text invites lovers of music to attend the event at the hall with various composers and pieces referenced in period style.
Investors and home seekers are advised to visit us before buying elsewhere to secure better options and prices. The notice emphasizes local availability, expert guidance, and timely opportunities for property purchases.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King street to the Beach with a 60 foot road on the east side adjoining the Kamehameha Girls School. Frontages on roads. elevation 10 to 40 feet above sea level. no swamps or freshets. An offer from a great manufacturing company may be accepted. Prices expected to rise. owner offers favorable terms to buyers within one and a half miles of the Post Office. government water pipes run along the upper portion.
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