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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1911

Page

7

Makiki Valley Park Bid Draws Honolulu Debate

Judge A G M Robertson voices strong opposition to selling Makiki Valley town lots arguing urban beauty and potential park use would benefit Greater Honolulu. He calls for a halt to Makiki Valley transactions until residents are heard and the Legislature acts.

Honolulu Promotion Committee Civic Federation Kitohana Art League Hundred Thousand Chub A. G. M. Robertson Jan Robertson Greater Honohiln Makiki Heights Makiki Valley Makiki Tantalus

Saving Makiki Valley as a Public Garden

Makiki Valley should be set aside for park use and a botanical garden, argues that the valley offers superior natural topography to other city lands. The author urges residents to influence the Legislature, opposing plans to sell hillside areas and stressing conservation over short-term revenue. The piece likens Makiki Valley to a natural park awaiting development into a beautified public space.

Evening Bulletin Makiki Makiki Valley Marston Campbell Aimahwu Kalulani Park Mr. Cleghorn Kapiolani Park Katulani Park Honolulu Campbell Stingle Alewa Profile Heights Manoa Palolo Kaimuki Kapiolan Park Beach Chinatown

Anniversary of Queen Liliuokalani in Hawaiian history

An anniversary note recalls January seventeenth as linked to Queen Liliuokalani. It reflects on past errors, Ames public sentiment, and the queen’s dignified conduct over years stirring diverse views, praising the widespread goodwill toward her across island society.

Hawaii Lili Suokalani Islands

Plan to Comfort Her Declining Years Cited as Aim

The sentiment expresses that all possible steps should be taken to keep her remaining years comfortable and pleasant in every respect, stressing ongoing care and support.

Insurgency Praised as Progress and Safeguard

The piece argues insurgency signals progress and accuses opponents of undermining popular government. It suggests people dismissing insurgents are enemies of democracy and criticizes hiring of loyalists for influence as crooked. Insurgency is described as essential to honest government.

Centralizers Threaten People’s Government, Territorial Alert Urged

The piece argues that popular government must stay vigilant against centralizers who discredit Territory citizens and strive to replace government by the people with governance by a select few. It frames centralizers as persistent schemers seeking to undermine democratic control.

Koreans Seek Removal Of Interpreter Townsend From Office

A group petitions Judge Lymer of the Honolulu police court to remove Korean Interpreter Townsend on grounds of incompetency. They allege Townsend does not understand Korean. Judge Lymer promised to review the matter.

Lymer Honolulu Townsend

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