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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
4
The July 11 1901 issue rails at Thurston for pushing a California annexation conspiracy claim while warning that the Legislature and justice system face misdirection. It mocks Thurston’s methods and questions the Supreme Court’s handling of legal doctrine and trial errors amid political pressure.
The piece urges Secretary Cooper to push coffee protection through federal departments and urges support from territorial and national committees. It calls for organized action by chambers, merchants, and civic groups, with data and advocacy in Congress and departments to back a favorable tariff or protection measure.
Editorial urges cooperation before a new session begins. It recommends appointing steering committees from each party to meet and agree on the legislation to be enacted, deeming this a sensible plan to pursue and avoid partisan friction.
Busy season at Bwa Mille plantation with a new nine roller mill being erected by Fulton Bron Works of Bt Lewis. Management must balance construction with keeping the existing roller mill in operation. When finished the plant will be among the most complete in Hawaii. Current pumping plants use 6,000,000 gallons of water daily. Estimated sugar output this year stands at 30,000 tons under conservative projection.
Senator Carter spoke at a Chamber of Commerce session on Wednesday and challenged Governor George’s territorial appropriations. He cited figures showing total estimates at 4 608 509 60, blaming the Legislature for alleged excess funding while arguing for different figures. The Bulletin criticized Carter’s approach as deflecting blame and urged clearer explanations of his math and aims.
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