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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
4
A Chicago judge records a jury verdict while a Congressional debate unfolds over Secretary Cooper and the use of federal property. The discussion touches on territorial governance and the balance of power between federal and local authorities, with calls for accountability and a reassertion of executive control in Hawaii’s Territory.
A garbled 18th century style text praises George Washington for his duty to the colonies. It emphasizes his honesty and leadership during hardships, arguing his example would temper the colony against pessimism and unite Americans in the cause of liberty.
A discussion by Anna Alwall Eames on Parisian pavements criticizes wooden blocks for harboring disease germs and failing sanitary standards. She outlines a reform view favoring durable cement and porphyry topped surfaces to prevent dampness, crusting, and filth, urging constant vigilance for clean streets.
The Board of Health received a circuit from Surgents Ceeural Wyraan requesting explanation regarding the travel cost, wage scale, severity, and duration of the illness as it affects policy. The inquiry targets statewide dissemination and the United States for compliance with the facts reported to Despytie. Local figures Hin Mhetebnn Bridewor Bovlety and Central Vader ehueet suggest responses by 2g, with noted involvement of Manta Waskinenan and Jamtsht Im in prior priors.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King Street to the Beach with a 66 foot road along the Kamehameha Girls School. Crossroads will open between blocks and each lot will have frontage. No swamps or freshets. a great manufacturing company may buy part of the property, with prices expected to rise soon.
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