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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1901
Page
4
In Honolulu discussions circle annexation, statehood prospects, and Hawaii’s future with California or other states. The piece weighs federal action, territorial autonomy, and the costs of a Independence Day celebration, noting Hilo’s push for a Fourth of July vote while Honolulu debates band funding and community enthusiasm.
In a heated letter, a writer accuses the Executive of tolerating an unlawful establishment and decrying efforts by officials and Bar Association members to discredit opponents. The piece questions enforcement of the Edmunds law and cites alleged corruption and misrepresentation in editorials and papers. The writer also defends a release from custody and condemns a local Advertiser for false allegations about guardianship and finances.
The piece attacks Thurston and the jury system in Hawaii, accusing officials of manipulating juries and bailing out authorities. It notes the high sheriff’s past actions, Governor Dole’s stance on bailiffs summoning jurors, and long‑standing abuses in Honolulu juries drawn from restricted lists. The author defends reforms while pointing to ongoing concerns about jurors and power.
The Mawali Herald notes that ongoing legislative sessions keep Honolulu as the storm center, with Hilo expected to miss much needed rain while political tensions persist.
A historical report accuses the Territory of Hawaii’s Executive department of complicity in slavery-like abuses, corral creation, police control, and obstructing judiciary actions. It alleges repeated attempts to shield officials from accountability, with federal orders only recently forcing inquiry into misconduct and violations of territorial statutes and the Constitution.
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