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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1899
Page
4
The article notes Bourke Cochran’s return from England and his shift to anti-contractionist rhetoric. It calls for observing February 15, the first anniversary of the Maine destruction, with recognition by the people of Havana under American government, underscoring the slogan Remember the Maine.
A theatrical clash between the Advertiser and the Friend divides into a mock dispute about sin and sainthood. Dr. Bishop questions fair ears while the Advertiser editor objects to distorted views. Both sides claim faith and hope, urging Charity as the remedy.
Apathy dominates the prospect of a special senatorial election as new American parties fail to organize. The American Union party is urged to convene a nominating meeting to select a candidate, with the exact names yet to be determined and party accountability emphasized.
Two recent government land auctions have sparked controversy and left the public uncertain about methods used. A Kaunakakai sale involved land requested by the American Sugar Co. Agent Brown acted as clerk and sold the allotment to a stranger, while A. W. Carter, involved in court proceedings, arrived at the front entrance as the sale proceeded under attorney Mr. Thurston for the company.
A protest arises from a land sale on the Esplanade where the bid process and timing were questioned. Officials argued the upset price rule and second sale fairness, while critics say late incursions and agency actions by government officials risked irregularities and blurred guidelines for public notice and bidding procedures.
A citizen correspondent urges Park Commissioners to hire a professional landscape gardener to plan improvements for Kapiolani Park and nearby Aala Park. While funds are tight, even a temporary expert could map a cohesive scheme, improving trees, shrubs, and overall design to rival private grounds and boost area business appeal.
Orrizen of Honolulu argues for systematic park planning and professional gardening in Kapiolani Park. He suggests hiring a landscape gardener to draw plans at a few hundred dollars, then using a skilled arborist and florists for ongoing work, saving money and improving the park’s future appearance.
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