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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1901
Page
4
In a Honolulu Post page fragment, editorials mix U S politics with Pacific affairs. Discussions touch on Roosevelt positions, Dole faction dynamics, Manchuria transfer debates, and regional transportation issues including the Volcano road and a railway bridge inspection anecdote.
Jerome criticizes self styled reformers at a City Club gathering praising Mayor Law and Controller Grout while denouncing public figures who claim moral superiority yet evade action. He warned that professed virtue without accountability undermines true reform and noted the danger of hollow political boasts.
The article examines the Alabama constitution Drive in 1902 focusing on suffrage. It notes poll taxes aimed to reduce Black voting and outlines temporary and permanent registration rules designed to favor white registration, detailing literacy tests residency and occupation proof requirements. It discusses political impact and possible effects on civil rights and governance in the state.
An editorial denounces Thurston and the territorial organ for opposing Republican unity and leadership. It accuses the governor and the organ of anti Republican bias, wrecking party discipline, and threatening political ruin if their power is permitted. It warns voters of perceived treason and calls for accountability against the Thurston led opposition.
The New York Tribune reports Alabama's new constitution was adopted with alleged fraud risks and partisan voting irregularities. It notes disputes over counting and the effect on white and Black voters, with Montgomery cited for disputed margins and calls for honest plurality.
An evening of entertainment at the Francis Murphy Temperance Club featured a failed piano solo by Miss Helen, a main mandolin act, and a humorous talk by Mr. Martin. A Hawaiian sextet led by Imus H. Sherwood drew encores and good will as the program closed around 10:20. A Gospel Temperance meeting followed with plans for weekly Sunday events and ongoing fundraising to support the club's work.
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