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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1905
Page
4
A garbled 1908 document discusses Governor Carters resignation and political strife in Hawaii. It cites telegrams about presidential support, public reaction, and calls for civic unity, noting differing views on policy, labor, taxes, and governance.
A missive from Mrs Sarah Kellogg of Denver thanks Lydia Pinkham for a cure. The letter advocates Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual and reproductive ailments and urges others to seek the remedy and write for advice.
Editorial questions the Hawaii Territory’s balance under Governor Carter, arguing for government of, by, and for the people. It asserts residents will not accept dictation, warns of potential misjudgment if Carter seeks presidential backing, and calls for a return to accountable territorial leadership. The piece stresses native distrust of centralized control and supports colonial policy aligned with American principles.
The Farmers Institute of Hawai will hold a regular meeting on Saturday August bth at 3 80 pm in the library of the U S Expert Station Pensacola street head. Evening session at Yo MOC A Hall features talks on Plant Diseases and Their Treatment Nitrogen Problem Care of Music with illustrated stereopticon by Jared Smith Crawley and Mingtnn. Public invited.
Proceedings reveal heated repartee among witnesses over cattle health and land deals. Kinney probes wireless messages, Weednberg recalls exchanges with Henriques at Waikiki. Low concedes diseased cattle possible, urges a hospital paddock for tubercular stock amid broader farm practices debate.
Testimony in a libel case quotes Low and Kinney debating cattle care after a drive with injured animals. They discuss hospital paddocks, medicine boxes, and possible ambulances, with references to measuring horses, bottles of salve, and the potential for photographs. A Honolulu hearing continues as other notices appear.
Treasurer Campbell faced questions about borrowing 500000 to redeem outstanding warrants and pay employees. He said banks would not loan on the Treasury note or shaft proposition, arguing they deemed it illegal and instead would retire the warrants.
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