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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin critiques Acting Governor Cooper and the Hawaii Territorial leadership, accusing them of blockade tactics and poor financial policy. It condemns executive statements and legislative relations, calling for a straightforward plan to resolve strained government functions.
The acting governor’s bond proposal divides the Legislature, uniting Republicans and Home Rule members against the Governor’s plan. The blockade, formed at the close of the regular session, shows the executive’s rift with his own party and doubts about mutual business interests in the Territory.
Magoon guardian of Kalua Kapukini and spendthelit fled an answer to the ward petition seeking removal. The respondent claims estate income exceeds entitlement and his court filings show petitioner received more than due. Guardian warns granting relief would impoverish the petitioner. An ejectment suit was also filed in the Circuit Court. Emma M. Na Kutna sues John Kidwell for allegedly converting property at Wallele.
A temperance drink resembling champagne is described: mix Taekw Rood sized season, an ounce of Kinger Foot, pound and a trilf of White sngar, one ounce of tartaric acid, one ill of yeast, two and a half bullons of water, Brulee the ginger, alice the lemons, pour oiling water over chem, let cool, add yeast and sugar, bottle and cork to age.
Prof Koebele and Prof Perk traveled a nine week Minelog expedition in Waianae exploring the forests and noting goats are depleting vegetation. They warn of bark eating trees and loss of shrubs and greens, urging organized action by goat lovers to revive forest health.
Col French of the Salvation Army attended a reception last evening at the army headquarters with Major Wood hosting. The hall was decorated with flame and banners while speeches by Col French and Major Marrix were highlights. A public reception was planned at the army hall and an open-air demonstration on the street preceded tomorrow’s events including prayer meetings, open-air services for sailors, and sermons at local churches and jail leading to an evening address by Col. French.
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