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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1907
Page
4
The Hawaiian Territory Journal details Governor Carter’s address urging immigration management, education funding, health measures, and land policy. It profiles legislative challenges, calls for careful taxation for immigration work, and notes the need to preserve public property while backing county and territorial improvements.
A garbled OCR passage discusses fiscal policy and election reforms, mentioning the governor, revenue, and proposed public works. It references taxes, biannual appropriations, and specific project allocations such as Molokai buildings, Walalae Industrial School, and Honolulu High School, with a focus on cost-cutting and efficiency measures. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse but centers on governance and budget priorities.
The Territorial Legislature convenes with high hopes for the new session. Members face a broad program aimed at development and reform, with a majority ready to push clear plans and a rising opposition urging action aligned with party goals.
A flood of endorsements praises Peruna as a remedy for colds and headaches. Writers name neighbors and doctors, recount quick relief after limited use, and urge others to try the product. An advertisement copy highlights special directions and a bottle label claim.
The governor urges centralized schools and health inspections while proposing tax relief for rail expansion and harbor projects. He pushes property transfers within counties, expansion of water systems, new administration and judiciary buildings, and support for libraries and public institutions. The message covers public works, health, education, and territorial governance with continued debate on County versus Territorial authority.
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