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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1904
Page
4
A cluttered text fragment from the Evening Bulletin discusses political figures and policy talk, including Andrewg and Wiebe, social concerns, and the Midway Gaulle event. It laments war fever, labor unrest, and calls for prudent government action. It comments on Hawaii county governance and Asiatic education in public schools, urging free education and broader adult participation.
Fragments show debate over Kauai county government and election sufficiency. Citizens question governance and the county's handling of litter issues and administrative processes amid ongoing local concerns.
The text argues for a genuine county government under the Organic Act, urging a live, capable delegate to Congress to amend the act and avoid a bureaucratic system. It warns against grafting a mere county act and stresses a truthful division of revenues among the islands, advocating elimination of doubtful features.
Acting Governor Atkinson established in renovated executive chamber in the Capitol. The room features purple and gold hues, harmonized lighting, and new carpet matching a mural. Lifesize portraits of Liliuokalani and Kalakaua flank doors to the ante-room and Secretary's office.
A vivid depiction of a governor’s office with emerald cloth and high backed leather chairs surrounding a round table. The Acting Governor signs a document while Governor Carter is away, as letters petitions and reports pile high in the chamber.
The Phoenix Savings Building and Loan Association presents a balance of assets and liabilities listing Loans on Real estate 1 113,018 39 and Loans on Association shares 21 808 67 along with cash on hand 1 021 at Bank balance 74 407 23 and Real Estate 15 412 28. Liabilities show Dividends due 944 220 03, profits unapportioned 45 281 03, Reserve Fund 209 000 90 and Development Fund 2 796 85. The secretary Clarence Grange signs, noting this is for sale at the bulletin office.
A Hawaii court filing accuses guardian A W Carter and agents of mismanagement at Parker ranch on Molokai. Claims include excessive commissions, incompetent bookkeeper, conflict with American Sugar Co. interests, poor water and cattle care, neglected fences and sheds, improper dairy practices, unsanitary living conditions, and alcohol use during work hours.
Lieutenant Slattery of the U S Army says government land for fortifications at Pearl Harbor Waikiki and Diamond Head must be acquired by August end or condemned. He notes prices are high and urges fair deals to speed Hawaii defense works. title abstracts must be reviewed by the U S Attorney General, with no current construction appropriations yet.
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