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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1901
Page
4
A fragmentary newspaper column recalls Thurston of New Jersey and a Humphreys reference. It praises a public figure described as optimistic and genial, noting his role in social gatherings and his ability to rally goodwill. The text also includes stray notes on Honolulu and publishing rates.
The article accuses unnamed individuals of blocking a key appropriation bill to gain charge of incompetence. It calls for bipartisan action and a speedy conference report, warning that delays will prove legislative incompetence and GOP and Home Rule factions will suffer. Voters demand focused business over petty politics as the Creamery bank rupt.
High Sheriff Brown and Deputy Chillingworth discuss four new saloon licenses planned for Kakaako amid strict conditions. They contrast police reports with claims of quiet, orderly districts and outline penalties for violations. A Marquardt concert program near the Fourth is also noted with local performers listed.
A damaged letter to Rev. K Bishop discusses county bills, carpetbaggers, and representation. It argues government salaries fueled carpetbagging and politics, contrasts past and present leaders, and questions native leadership in territory during seven years of taxation without representation.
The M C A will celebrate Independence Day with a forenoon picnic at Ol Walks and an evening program at MCA hall starting 7 30 The Amateur Orchestra led by Wray Taylor will provide music The Declaration of Independence will be read by Dawid Karakanwi Mrs McDonald will sing The Star Spangled Banner J D Waldron will deliver the oration Anthony Dorn McCante Stewart to present a ten minute piece A son was born to the wife of G W McNeill on dune a0 101
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