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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1901
Page
4
The piece voices strong political commentary. It mocks Attorney General and Thurston era figures, attacks Judge Kalua and the Dole Thurston alignment, and praises former judge A. N. Kepoiko for integrity amid controversy in the Territory.
The Bulletin critiques Judge Humphreys, Thurston, and Dole backed by President appointments. Volcano Marshall’s departure is noted as a turning point for the paper’s editorial stance. The piece accuses political factions of manipulation and laments the influence of outside delegations over territorial appointments.
Fragmentary text discusses lingering questions about Robinsons appointment and its implications for integrity and capacity. Mentions District Attorney file access, patronage implications, and a claimed hollow victory amid political maneuvering.
Honolulu residents in Kewalo suffer through filth and quagmires as boards of health and public works plead for funds. The governor faces a stalemate with the Legislature over appropriations, blamed on lack of treasury money and political blockade hindering required public works.
A Tacoma Ledger report notes New York’s provincial stance as reverent toward the ex queen of Hawaii, a sentiment echoed by readers who view the city as narrow as rural areas.
Washington hears Senator Ivitt denounces William Abden White of Eisporia Kos for a critical attack in White McClure's Magazine. Ivitt vows to fight the piece as a "lobbyist" biography designed to ruin his political standing and says he will enter the fray on December 16.
Renator Plat of New York and Meproventuve F Wagner of Pennsylvania introduce a bill to establish a National Lepers Commission and a home for lepers. The measure proposes a Commissioner of Lep Tory with ten physicians, a $5000 salary, and residence in New York or San Francisco. It authorizes $850,000 for buildings and designates land area for a colony, with a Pacific Coast site likely.
Odenseu correspondent cites London Times and New York Times on a revived official publication about the Transsiberian Railway. The Odewn Novosti mentions costs may top a billion rubles, with uncertainty over timing and scope as details remain garbled and disputed.
Honolulu readers report a petition by Kewalo district residents and business firms asking the Superintendent of Public Works to accelerate road repairs and sanitation. They cite unsafe streets from South to Ward streets, hindered access to doctors and pastors, and disease-breeding ditches along Kawaiahao and Queen streets, noting a legislative appropriation of over 45 000 for sewer and ditch work and urging immediate district relief.
The notice lists fixed deposit options with interest after July 1 1898. A 7 day notice yields 2 percent. Deposits remain undisturbed for one month to earn interest. Longer terms offer 8 percent for 8 or 6 months, and 4 percent for 12 months.
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