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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary Honolulu report discusses local politics with Acting Governor Couper and Attorney General, labor and plantation issues, teachers’ concerns, and yacht Conetita Hog trials. Mentions Admiral Dewey and American naval claims, with scattered commentary on Hawaii governance and public life.
A garbled Washington dispatch laments the Bulletin and Advertiser rivalry, claiming the Bulletin is faded and unable to match the long established, negotiated tone of the Advertiser, while asserting no paper can parallel the Bullete’s honesty and character.
Fragmentary text recounts shifts in Hawaii from agricultural diversification to education and public works. It references faster promotion of core industries, transport of educated workers to Honolulu, and debates over land schemes and political influence amid a European war context. The tone mirrors a historical column on territory development.
A discussion questions the tax commission's travel spending funded by public funds and its impact on public welfare. It critiques the practice of sending the tax commissioners on trips to Washington, arguing such junkets may erode support for taxation and raise questions about the proper use of legislature approved funds. The piece references Henry George and Hawaii, weighing freak taxation ideas against prudent methods.
Disjointed legal notes discuss the Watton Sugar Company case and government land grants in Hawaii. References include Joseph B Atherton, the Hawaiian land allocation of one thousand acres, and a claim that only the Government may object in court. Mentions M Henri Hee and a radium burn discovery with delayed markings.
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