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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
7
A long mixed-content draft discusses governance, education funding, and organic act amendments in Hawaii, criticizing McCrosan reforms and calling for stronger child welfare and school support. It mentions Governor Frear, Wood, Dickinson, and Libby interests, with tangential references to war policy and defense, inflation, and Pacific trade.
Ha waii residents rally against congressional bills aimed at water and land rights. Critics warn McCrosson’s measures would remove safeguards, allowing private corporations to seize public lands and waters with minimal checks, bypassing established territorial limits and tenant protections. The piece argues Congress already set strict limits on land conveyances and homesteading, which the bills undermine.
The Territory faces a heated clash over public lands and the McCrosson bill. Critics argue it shifts control from the Governor and Territory to private corporations, threatening native rights, water resources, and farm leases. Proponents claim safeguards remain, while voters weigh the bill’s impact on land, sugar interests, and public welfare. The debate centers on governance, accountability, and the future of plantation economies.
A heated editorial questions the McCromson bill’s plan to let private corporations develop public lands and waters. It argues the territory should keep control, urges open debate, and warns against rushing passage before Congress acts. The piece condemns bushwhacking tactics and calls for transparent scrutiny by voters and lawmakers.
A woman aboard a street car appears anxious as a conductor apparently forgot her fare. A married man comments that the shortest tall millinery openings and Christian woman of the year lie between. After a week of marriage a man begins to unlearn many things he once knew about women.
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