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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1901
Page
4
A fragmented 1801 Honolulu Evening Bulletin piece discusses legislative cooperation on revenue and non-partisan efforts, references Oahu governance, and mentions taxes, immigration, and education rhetoric in a sparse editorial voice. It cites figures such as the governor, Attorney General, and J. Pierpont Morgan in a broad territorial context.
Attorneys for Leventon, Bader, and Brown in Alturas appeared in court seeking habeas corpus release. They accused Judge Harrington and District Attorney Honner of bias and bribery involving witnesses. Judge Harrington fined them 4000 or five days jail, demanding payment by July 3. The Telegraph notes the aggressive actions against defense counsel and questions the judge’s conduct.
Editor argues against private credit for public works amid delayed revenue from a special session. Calls for immediate funding to complete the power system, warns of rising costs and deteriorating streets if delays continue. Questions governor’s approach and urges Legislature to provide funds without further taxpayer burden.
A fragmented report notes that Supreme Court today handed down two decisions affirming the opinions of Judge Humphreys. The text references Thurston and a friend, suggesting Humphreys is the sole judge discussed.
Fairfield residents rally to eradicate a long standing mosquito nuisance. Dr W H Donaldeon and public activist Hopson pledge to use kerosene on breeding waters near the village and church front, aiming to kill 80 percent of the pest the first season and 80 percent the next, funded by a $500 subscription and a $100 donor.
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