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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
4
A hazy bulletin from Honolulu includes postal service details and subscription rates. It references Thurston and political campaigning, mentions a Board of Health meeting and a new organization. The garbled text shows service notices, rate figures, and a note on wage payments and administration.
The Acting Governor extended the current session by fourteen days as debates over the appropriation bills and a $20,000 hospital site provision continue. Senators pressed for action, with Brown urging postponement of the extension and a vote to adjourn sine die, awaiting further guidance tomorrow.
Public Lands Office Honolulu and J Kailemakule Kailua North Kona Hawaii announce terms under the Land Act for right of purchase leases. Qualification requires 18 plus US citizen status or declaration. purchase possible after three years of lease with specified cultivation, fencing, and tree-planting conditions. Payment of appraised value and surrender procedures outlined. land patents possible after substantial compliance.
Federal officials face many duties while Hawaii’s small territory resists. The Bulletin notes that the people will govern in time despite attempts of a biased clique to block progress. The national sphere is distant, but local battles demand attention now.
A reflective piece warns that government lack of funds threatens public works and unskilled laborers. It argues Treasury constraints will worsen unemployment as road gangs shrink, triggering more charity draws and broader economic distress across families, businesses, and communities.
Federal authorities notified that Oahu Jail facilities are exhausted and can hold 90 more prisoners until current boarders are reassessed. If no federal jail solutions emerge, the option remains to rent rooms for prisoners under guard.
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