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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
4
A long editorial lampoons Thurston and allies as they push for proxy control of the Republican Territorial committee in a fight over ethics and methods. It notes Governor Dole era concerns, calls for fair dealing, and critiques the Honolulu political machine, while contrasting with New York and Tammany Hall styles.
Government organs grind to a halt as proclamations stall amid an empty treasury and lack of public work. Officials face pressure from tele-dictatorial orders, unable to uphold authority in the Territory.
In Decatur Alabama the supposed dead man James Wynn, last seen alive in Oxford, endured a near burial. After funeral rites began, a faint movement, warmth, and rising chest led to discovering the man was not dead. He was revived, now reportedly improving with promising prospects for recovery.
The executive committee of the Fine Arts Federation announced the proposed United Art Building should cost 1.9 million dollars. It would be located in the district bounded by Twenty third and Sixty first streets and Sixth and Fourth avenues, with a frontage on Madison Avenue. The plan envisions a corporate, incorporated society with a board of trustees and safeguards for exemption from taxation, plus a guaranteed maintenance endowment or municipal support.
Archer Brown of Rogers Brown & Co arrives with a blunt assessment from Russia. He warns that Soviet iron quality lags, ore is scarce, and no superior ore exists in China. He notes Russia offers little attract for American capital, citing weak official character and ongoing overproduction pressures in Germany and England. He contrasts Germany’s dominance with U S leverage, suggesting long-term American advantage if it persists.
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