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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1901
Page
4
Page shows section on subscription rates and service charges, followed by fragmented passages about governance and a legislative probe. It mentions the Post Office, carriers, and town readers, with references to Hawaii politics and executive actions amid a disputed state budget context.
The article critiques a looming revolutionary current in Hawaii's legislature, arguing the dominant party pursues centralized power and will provoke a decisive political shift. It condemns factional manipulation, promises of reform, and the need for a genuine Will of the people amid national independence debates.
Fragmented text portrays Mr Wilcox as a controversial delegate from the Hawaiian Islands facing criticism. A Honolulu attorney testifies before the Home Committee on Elections, alleging conflicts over loyalty to the country of adoption and potential engagement in foreign service. The piece references letters, Aguinaldo, and calls for investigations, with mentions of supporters and opponents in Washington.
The Seattle Moline and Hoe Company proposes a bottling plant on Provident Avenue in Honolulu. A land trial and contract precede work, with expected price impacts and a 25-cent per dozen increase in beverage costs cited as key effects. local operations will hire staff and extend a four‑month work period.
An advertisement touts a wide array of oysters cabbage haddies and chocolates with daily deliveries to Waikiki and Palame offering guaranteed quality and prompt service.
The Circuit Court convened with multiple arraignments. Kagi 4 Japanese faced charges including embezzlement and weapons. plea reserved for tomorrow. Otiman fined 100 for a first offense, with attorney Hankey. Lam Sang pled guilty to malicious injury. Heffernan charged with forgery and another count of assault with intent to murder. pleas reserved. Embezzlement trial of W Hullheo ongoing when adjourned at noon. Grand Jury reconvened later that afternoon. Attorneys Magoon Thompson represented plaintiffs in several cases. Inventory and estate matters listed, including Walker will and Hawalian Gas zetco proceedings.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King street to the Beach with a 60 foot road along the east side adjoining Kamehameha Girls School. Elevation ranges from forty to ten feet above sea level and no swamps or freshets affect the property. An offer to buy part of the tract by a major manufacturing company may be accepted. prices are expected to rise soon. Ground is superior to other city tracts and water pipes run along the upper portion. Purchasers will receive favorable terms, the best in twenty years in Honolulu.
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