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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
7
The Honolulu Bulletin reports on the House rejecting the budget and hints at sweeping navy administration changes. It notes public welcome for Navy reforms, calls for prudent tax use in Hawaii, and reflects local sentiment toward federal policies and Japanese trade talks.
The text argues for transferring authority from Territorial to the City of Honolulu. It notes long control by territory, criticizes current outcomes, and urges backing local efforts for first-rate steamship service via Honolua terminal port to free Honouli from dependence on through lines.
The House of Lords defeat of the Commons budget triggers a political crisis in Britain with a possible general election. The budget includes higher income tax, inheritance tax, motor car tax, tobacco and spirits levies, and new land and mining taxes aimed at reshaping public finances and funding road and defense needs.
Conan Doyle notes no fault in price fighting itself but condemns gambling as the sport's decay. He warns that widespread gambling could push baseball toward the frame route if allowed. Local merchants urge city supervisors to push policies to curb betting and corruption rather than backing petitions to Congress.
The readable portion questions rising water costs for the people and doubts about the city’s system. It notes concern over urban governance and potential decline without assurance of improvement. The text hints at doubt about reform amid ongoing issues.
Text discusses a constitutional dispute as the Lords challenge the Commons on taxation powers. It notes past limits on Lords authority, the Commons 1671 policy, and the unprecedented rejection of a budget as a whole. The debate centers on whether the Lords may alter or veto taxation measures.
The piece outlines Conservative opposition to a new budget deemed radical and void of popular mandate. It suggests Parliament may be dissolved for a general election, with global observers noting the stakes. Supporters of property rights back the Conservatives while Liberal backers push for victory and a popular government alternative.
A long belt of faulty service ends with a taxpayer reporting an empty front office and idle clerks. The caller waited while deputies remained at desks, overhearing muttered phrases about someone being in front. The transaction failed as no one attended to the customer in a troubled municipal office.
A summary of a visit to Newance Hall on Kil Street near Nunant notes a lively operatic program. The four arrangements were succulent and the hall conducted in a respectable and orderly manner. The Kawalhan Cleo Club presented an excellent revue, with no remarks to add about the performance.
A new Pietire display at the Art venue opens tonight. Works arriving from New York aboard the Alameda are drawing praise for their pathos and warmth, enriching the exhibition with late arrivals and strong appreciation.
Healani Boat Club faces a deep crisis with about twenty five members resigning and plans for a separate club. A meeting last night approved revisions to club books, authorized a new motor barge, and outlined steps to balance affairs. A ladies auxiliary will be formed and the boat shed modified for the fair wind, with Secretary H W Lightfoot calling for fresh blood.
Fragmentary note reports a forthcoming Sunday gathering with expected important developments. It mentions a failed compromise and ongoing faction tensions, with remaining members pressing toward a clash that did not materialize and rivalries among local entities referenced obscurely.
Dal Naan Sing and Yur Pat two Chinese men face a treoty in the second degree charge. A law point concerns a coin or token claimed as personal property removed from a house amid ceremonial pomp. Jeremiah Finan, formerly San Francisco police official, appears on police commission verdict. Dr Taylor faces suspension for checks.
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