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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
4
A chaotic Honolulu Evening Bulletin column links the Boer War era, U S politics, and Hawaii's governance to critique public figures, tax policy, and the native rights movement. It notes discussions on constitutional reach, the Sugar tariff, and the Indpendence yacht setback while referencing McKinley, Bryn, and local leaders.
A National Municipal League report surveys college offerings in municipal government. It shows 78 percent provide courses through political science and economics, with regional differences: 25 percent in New England, 27 percent in the Middle States, 10 percent in the South, 14 percent in the Western group, and 23 percent in the Mountain group. The study notes many courses are embedded in other classes and stresses the value of instruction to prepare future leaders for honest governance.
Early yesterday afternoon three men painted a large white Punchbowl sign on a building and crater area near a food cup site. High Sheriff notified. assailants vanished before arrest. An arrested Japanese worker described the white man who ordered the work, painter Thomnas Metin denied involvement. police continue search for the mastermind.
About thirty friends gathered at Mr and Mrs M A Gonsalves home to celebrate her wedding anniversary and her birthday with food and drink. Guests included Mr and Mrs HA Silva Mr and Mrs Joseph Fernandes Major and Mrs Casmera Mr and Mrs G P Rod Tignes Mrs and Miss Rekardt Mrs and Miss France 1a Airs Madetta Nira Arnaud Mosnes Botello Vietra J J Dias J B Dias and others. Out of town subscribers are asked to send current post office addresses to ensure delivery.
Road work controversy centers on the Hawaiian Tran wage Company pacing a crew on Lower Port Street. Supervisor Lloyd critiques payment to the road department and the tearing up of freshly laid macadam between King and Merchant streets. He questions the plan to replace it with cobble and seeks clarification from Manager Pain by phone.
Speculation runs high as both sides prepare for Saturdays game. Police back their men while Mallellima Hoyas exude confidence after a week of practice with one more day planned. Neither side holds a clear advantage in preparation, but police aim to improve after tough early-season tests.
Col W H Cornwell, purchaser of Pawlands on Waikiki road, aims to level land with the street and build a mile track. He envisions a large park for sports with a baseball field inside the track and potential polo use. Lease expires November 31, 1903, and Cornwell has offered $1200 for a renewal. Nearby, Alina Magoon & Thompson estate appeals Judge Gear’s fee decision, challenging attorney costs of $40 charged to the administrator.
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