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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
4
A lengthy Honolulu newspaper column discusses Wallace Farrington, local politics, temperance issues, and governance in the Hawaiian Territory. It cites Governor Carter, Yale and Harvard alumni, Mary Ellen Louse divorce hints, McKinley era shifts, and street improvement plans. The piece critiques markets, land deals, and legislative prospects ahead of convening sessions.
The bulletin asks advocates of a more convenient weapon to explain why business leaders resist public oversight. It questions attendance at charter framing committee meetings and whether members have used time to inform the public, inviting testimony on the committees’ openness and public access to deliberations.
Citizens complain about delays as council members clash over strategy. Opinion centers on accountability and the need for practical governance amid a growing municipal majority seeking decisive action.
A letter argues against land grabbing schemes in Hawaii under the Organic Act and warns of Promoters backed by Dole oligarchy. It urges presidential and congressional investigation into treasury franchise actions and Chinese labor protection, claiming harm to American interests and territorial governance.
A fragmented report describes Kinley and Congeven presenting a petition or plea to a local body. The text references Loyal, Utvigrenive people of the Telaute and mentions Prott selt Dnite and Mr. Micy Wout in a discussion of natural conditions and possible remedies.
The Independent notes it will be prudent for the Year of Education not to sign any contract until the Legislature meets. It discusses contracts granted by various departments, past experiences with Justice Prear and the Supreme Court, and upcoming stringent rules under new statutes governing contract awards.
A church social marked Rev Kincaids visit with a large reception in the hall. Guests included Calfornia visitors and local members, with musical selections led by violin and piano numbers. The Christian Tailoavers Society served refreshments as the program closed.
Visiting researchers from Hawaii including Wray Taylor and Prof Koebele assessed government forests yesterday. They noted 110,000 Aitorent tyes and a seed-grown Fit dilaniine showing deluxe growth and potential to outcompete local species. They plan antivoty for forage quality and expect the forest to support Nununn project activities and a future diversified agriculture station.
A disjointed item describes Adele Right Days Out, suspecting thieves and a morning incident involving Hal Watt and Fannie Adele. It mentions Terawer Co and Hettiar Phe Twain, with a hazy reference to Selutefer & Co and a collision near Mechnener.
Submitted. On facts voting by machine. The Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Co. and the Hawaiian Tramways Co. dispute whether the tramways may run double electric track on King Street and whether the Rapid Transit may lay tracks beyond 1700 feet. Attorneys for both sides present as cases hinge on rights to franchise and operation. A side note mentions Senator-elect George R. Carter and a Standard voting machine display in Honolulu.
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