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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
4
The Advertiser reports on subscription rates and postal matters, noting daily circulation aims and local street sales. It criticizes fire department performance and costs, while commenting on sports and political topics and urging prudent fiscal policy in the Territory.
A discussion on Hawaii’s status and a two year hold on territorial governance. The Brooklyn Standard Union notes Hewall’s plea for statehood and warns Congress may limit franchise rights if action occurs. Contends that a restricted franchise could ruin the party and provoke repudiation, urging patience on the Organic Act fate.
A newspaper letter debates Hawaii residents appealing to Congress for franchise reform. It contrasts Senator Morgan’s position with Southern restrictionism, cites constitutional grounds, and warns of police and judiciary misuses, stressing vigilance against manipulated prosecutions and the danger of revenge plots.
Col Kilbourne and Governor Newh, rivals in Ohio, urged rivals to avoid personalities and focus on party platforms. The petition argued candidates should discuss merits, integrity, and public duties, endorsing a shift toward issue driven campaigning and opposition to personal attacks.
The article argues for Porto Rican labor on plantations as pragmatic citizenship policy, favoring local recruitment over Chinese or Japanese workers. It suggests Porto Ricans would settle, educate children, and invest locally, while warning against national prejudice and urging Hawaii to pursue labor solutions through regular methods rather than Congressional action.
The Evening Bulletin reports on a mosquito eradication operation led by Dr. Alvar H. Doty to begin tomorrow in Staten Island. Inspectors have mapped marshes and water pools around Concord and Grasmere and will target rain barrels cisterns and other breeding sites. Spraying machines and oil release systems are deployed with Standard Oil supplying oil.
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