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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
4
A 1901 Honolulu era piece discusses Dole faction tensions, Home Ruler entries, and accusations of fraud within the Republican territorial apparatus. It mentions Auditor Austin, McCants Stewart, and claims coffers are full while healthcare measures lag, reflecting political infighting and organ rhetoric.
The article describes a lengthy conflict over removing a slaughter house in Kan tied to the meat trust and police tensions. It notes High Sheriff Brown's action and hints at political maneuvering by the Attorney General’s allies. It also mentions issues at Cuba College with faculty disputes and public interest in evidence from Kan critics.
The fragment discusses a tariff barrier aimed at protecting farmers and small agricultural industries. It mentions road income for farmers and references capitalists and stock jobbers, but the intent and details are not clearly stated due to the poor OCR quality.
The text argues the Territory faces a fund shortage and political stalemate. It condemns Governor Date and the Legislature for obstructing orderly governance, urging firm leadership under the Organic Act to restore public welfare and fiscal stability amid factional conflict.
The piece cites Senator Lodge and President’s confidant in urging reciprocity as the West drives reform. It notes tariff changes drawing Democratic critique, and loyalty shifts among Western producers and Eastern sympathy. Also references Professor Dorothea Klumphee and astronomer Sir Robert Ball as contemporaries in global discourse.
A direct appeal from four labor organizations under Home Rule representation outlines likely shifts in labor votes in the Territory. The Thureton coalition condemns rival aims while acknowledging laborers' loyalty to their own organization. The piece notes age, south, industry, sugar, bananas and local farming as relevant economic signals.
The article discusses increasing government efforts to boost rice production and consumption in the United States. It notes California expansion, southern growth, and new preparation methods. It highlights rising domestic demand, historical import shares, and Porto Rico’s role as a market and duty considerations influencing price and supply. For planters, the Porto Rico factor promises a brighter future for American rice production.
A Baltimore Sun summary notes Bernior Lodge argues expanding Cuban sugar markets could ease the Cuban problem and spur congressional action. The piece cites Massachusetts Senator and Republican factions in the East urging concessions while Western outlets praise Cuban imports amid sugar industry opposition.
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