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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1901
Page
4
The August 20 issue of the Bulletin Publishing Co. marks Wallace as Farrington editor. The article critiques Supreme Court reporting by official organs and questions the state’s governance and political alignments, noting official duties and potential shifts as the attorney general and justice department face scrutiny.
The affair has entered the court, prompting reflection on its personal bearing and the duty of department heads to learn from polite methods in handling exposed employees and future generations.
Fragmentary report mentions a steamer tone with Gulf States and Howall, implying a future shift in shipments and corporate moves. The text suggests a distant day when exchanges may occur at a new reception rather than ruins, but details are obscured.
A cordial greeting honors Frawele Murphy for his temperance efforts. The Francis Murphy Club's ongoing work is praised as steady and strong, with enthusiasm growing even as challenges arise.
The court held the tax to be valid in general but with possible unconstitutional portions. Tax assessors and treasurers brace for impact as officials estimate income to be taxed. The 1904 Legislature may still consider revenue from the income tax depending on Supreme Court rulings on key points.
The Tonclin community reacts with heightened excitement to recent murder and rape cases. A contrasting feature accuses Mawali officials of misrepresenting conditions, while Joe Geur’s order to release transition prisoners triggers protection fears for Chief Justice Hartwell and the Attorney General amid court protests.
A Brooklyn Standard Union correspondent reports from Washington on the Cuba question and how preferential duties for Cuban tobacco and sugar could affect U S industrial prosperity. The piece notes President and advisers favor limited Cuban duty relief while Congress weighs annexation prospects and ties to Hawaii era precedent. Senator Platt supports Cuba growth, Spooner signals interest in Cuban tobacco, and editors warn against threats to American commerce if duties are maintained. Cuba’s annexation path is seen as likely, with broader stakes for domestic industry and trade policy.
Clarke to lead afternoon movement among city clerks in a meeting near yesterday’s market, inviting all clerks regardless of race to join. The plan aims to gauge support, consider possible organization, and secure a widespread vote on working conditions for a peaceful reform.
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