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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1901
Page
4
A torn memo shows old newspaper ad rates for wallace H Parington and others, while a sweeping passage discusses a local political dispute in Hanauli Io, mentioning a prominent tavern, a paddle, and a judge. references to a presidential message leaked to Congress and territorial governance hint at broad governance tensions.
A garbled account describes tension between the governor and federal officials over a pledge related to the 1890s administration. It references Governor Dole and President Cleveland era figures, the federal department, and alleged political maneuvering, with focus on the governor’s assurances and the reaction of national authorities. The piece hints at a political wage involving appointments and potential investigations.
The readable passages discuss power, restraint, and accountability within a party. It notes argument over who bears responsibility for actions and pressures, with references to conduct and safety but lacking clear names or dates.
Fragmented report of court activity and motions in multiple cases at The Tokio Provisional Government building. Mentions Attorney Creighton, Judge Keefe, and a default judgment action against Hatias CorpHN with various procedural notes and unclear leads.
Fragmented court report shows multiple defendants facing charges at the Police Court, including assault and property terms. It notes dates around February and mentions bail, terms, and a variety of names in a dense, garbled legal proceeding.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from Kinu street to the Beach with a planned 60 foot road on the east side adjoining Kamehameha Girls' School and a forthcoming sea frontage. Cross roads will be opened between blocks and each lot will front a road. Elevation ranges from forty feet to ten feet above sea level with no swamps or freshets affecting the property. An offer to buy part of the tract by a large manufacturing company may be accepted. Prices are expected to rise soon as the cheapest tract in two years.
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