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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
4
A Honolulu Evening Bulletin column laments the Hawaii transition era under the Organic Act and Supreme Court ruling. It critiques political alignments, discusses Spanish Maine claims, and speculates on tariffs and importer gains after the decision, noting public desire for cheaper cigars and the impact on duties.
The piece laments Senators Tilman and McLauren resignations as a striking example of public showmanship and calls for adherence to constitutional limits. It critiques Hawaii land policy under the Dole government, notes Land Commissioner Hermann’s stance, and urges awareness of American governance while condemning royalist notions in the national capital. It also touches on health board duties and the issue of adulterated foods in public markets.
The text criticizes Senator Brows report on the Attorney General bond opinion as unstable and lacking sound judgment. It argues against appealing to Congreve for a loan act and urges timely approval of territorial finance measures while condemning attempts to evade proper authority. It calls for a straight, fair session to address revenue needs and bond issues without delay.
A historical plea argues private holdings border Pearl Harbor and the strategic value of their sale to the United States. It questions public policy and warns that landowners and corporations may block development unless compensated, while urging government action regardless of bond plans to fund immediate needs.
A prominent Towa attorney cites contempt proceedings before Hawaii's Supreme Court, arguing for exoneration amid perceived judicial errors. The petition criticizes court responsiveness and questions courtroom conduct, claiming extended neglect of defendants' arguments.
The fragment discusses exverpta and the court’s alleged reluctance to rely on attorney work. It notes a learned failure to sustain punishment and questions the court’s indebtedness to industry and research. It contemplates a motion for rehearing and exhausting authorities to counter perceived injustice in a civil case.
The era of prosperity appears to continue with full employment and rising farm incomes while Wall Street fear wanes. Bank clearings surged to 540.997 million, aided by stock trading and high prices, though bankers hedge against a potential mood shift and fret over inflated equity values.
San Francisco May 28 A waning controversy led to the shooting of attorney J N Wilson yesterday afternoon by Banick W Chaney a policeman. Wilson was struck in a room at 420 Balboa Street and died at Receiving Hospital after lingering until 10 80 o'clock.
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