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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1902
Page
4
A garbled OCR page mixes subscription rates with political commentary. It references Wallace and Pairington, mentions Roosevelt and Taft era themes, and hints at election and cabinet opinions, with scattered names and places and unclear actions. The text blends postal, printing, and political discussion in a single damaged item.
The text describes opposition to the governor’s strategy to court popular sentiment through political appointments and favors. It suggests merchants face pressure and dollars are spent on island support while funds dry up for essential public needs, reflecting a demand for decisive action.
A garbled notice asserts the superintendent made a dubious choice in appointing an inspector who is an electrician, accusing the government and corporation of missteps. The text claims the appointee is self-serving and evasive about criticism, while the management bears responsibility for the outcome.
Ex Governor Shaw, replacing Gage as secretary, opposes dinner dancing and wine, profits traced to Louisiana rice plantations. Hawaii hearings query Shaw's folie of Texas, vitally tied to adoption of reforms and possible impeachment. Mayor Low faces scrutiny over one million in Wie tank securities to free army probe. Details on reinvestment plans and corruption risks loom as political factions weigh futures.
The extract surveys legislative chaos and party tensions across the territory. It references figures such as Wardle and Temielitiar, debates on independence versus unity, and predicted election outcomes. It also notes proposed executive policy and economic topics like sugar production and oil, with scattered mentions of leaders and newspapers.
A fragmentary report cites Judge Huth reyeing in the Kattalo matter. The suggestion would risk weakening the bar and inviting criticism of misguided leadership.
The article urges a Home Wise Republican coalition after the Twat election. It argues previous advices were ignored and warns that only this coalition can avert a political stalemate. The piece references Hawaii and the current ruling party’s stance and calls for decisive action within a short timeframe.
A New York Commercial article outlines an ambitious U S venture to drain the Florida Everglades and convert vast sugar cane lands. Backed by Flagler interests and a Miami area company, the scheme claims high viability, expert support, and the potential to produce world leading sugar yields.
A fragmentary report discusses copper and steel markets, noting producer behavior and policy shifts. It highlights tentative confidence, price maintenance by a major company, and broader trade implications amid evolving demand. The piece references broader industry forces, conservative policy stances, and potential impacts on consumption and export dynamics.
A New York Sun special edition outlines a Western lawyer and banker as a potential cabinet figure, contrasting his age and political reach with Theodore Roosevelt and McKinley era figures. It traces career milestones, including Shaw, McKinley, and Roosevelt figures, noting political shifts and the evolution of influence, with publication details and pricing.
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