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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin urges action to avert Territorial bankruptcy amid calls for stable funding for the Post Office and government operations. It attacks political schemes and advocates a special session to restore confidence, stressing executive and legislative cooperation to enable public development.
A Honolulu newspaper column attacks Thurston and supporters over California annexation and the Attorney General. It defends Judge Humphreys, accuses opponents of misrepresentations, and asserts Hawaii will pursue an independent territorial path despite calls to annex.
The remarks argue for preserving territorial integrity amid sharp local prejudices. Mr. Young urges lawmakers and officials to unite to steer finances and development, condemning temporary amusements on the Mainland and warning against undermining independent judges. He stresses honest discourse and responsible action to avert crisis.
Fragmented 19th century newspaper excerpt discusses Attorney General Dole, his conduct regarding an indictment, and reactions by Home rulers. It critiques motives, political logic, and a contested appropriation, presenting a satirical view of Honolulu politics and legal maneuvering.
The Supreme Court adjourned sine die this morning as Chix 8 Dole Noa W Alull and EB A Douthitt were admitted to Hawaii Territory Bar. Kinney Ballon & McClanahan moved for remand to First Circuit chambers to instruct on evidence for plant amended bill, defendant answer, and plaintiff replication in Me Re Hitoheook v Muntare, Kamalo Hugar Co.
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