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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1901
Page
4
A Washington correspondent notes Brownings opposition to President Roosevelt over appointive actions and senator talks. The piece argues Roosevelt seeks honest, decisive leadership and clashes with patronage in Congress, forecasting political tremors in Hawaii and nationwide as disaffected senators resist perceived favoritism and delay.
Thurston challenges Kalaa and Pule’s good government coalition while criticizing the Advertiser as self serving and fraudulent. He cites distrust of Dole era politics, opposition across the territory, and calls for accountability in land sales taxes and road funding amid talk of removing judges.
A Hawaii politics row centers on President Roosevelt s Hawaiian appointments with Thurston s Advertiser accusing him of snubbing delegates and bowing to business interests. Edgar Caypless is discussed as a favored yet controversial nominee backed by Legislators and major Republicans. The piece argues the President s choice reflects California influence and condemns factional strife stirred by Thurston s paper.
An editorial response in the Hiawall Herald addresses statements by C J Green about the police department and Sheriff Andrews. It notes a November conversation with Green and an alleged offer of 100 for information on a mare theft, though the raid details remain uncertain.
The man accused of breaking into Hom oan & Votlowen stores two weeks ago was captured by Wallioupo and Wie authorities. District Maxie McKay ordered a second circuit term confinement after a charge of burglary. Three of six stolen wares were recovered in Lahaina Waitsley and a fourth item remained with the arrestee.
A joint meeting of Out Lodge No 1 and Myntle Lodge No 2 at Harmony Hall planned to entertain Supreme Chancellor Ogden Ht. Fethers. A publicity visit to Hawaii is expected, with a committee led by Dr. Archibald Sinclair arranging a public reception and lodge tours during his stay. Local members include D ayton Decker Holt Kilbey and many others from Oahu and Myntic Lodges.
William S Wilcox of Ulupalakua Maui writes to the Evening Bulletin in 1901 lamenting lack of a Makena to Kula road. He notes small farmer families struggle to reach markets and school, urging government action and criticizing land sales and taxes without infrastructure. He recalls 57 years of local life and the absence of a road to serve the people.
In Hilo on December 26, Jamon Beatt, retiring engineer of the Olas Sugar Company, was surprised by white mill employees who praised his long service. Beatt led machinery setup and mill modernization, and was set to leave the district for Kihei. Hands presented him a Morocco case token inscribed with a Chicago Daily News message and a boastful note about listening over talking.
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