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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
4
June 21 2001 bulletin notes Tom Fitch error in opinion Thurston debate on Prohibition party entry Hawaii political friction targets territorial treasury and annexation plans. Legislative standoffs loom as calls to pass and finalize the Appropriation bill grow amid voter concerns and calls for compromise.
The article notes the death of Haven 8 and reflects on Pingree as a leading exponent of progressive policy. It cites his advocacy against corporate wealth dominance, his Detroit mayoral and Michigan governorship reforms, and asserts his ideas will endure and influence the nation despite opposition.
The Hoard of Health report to the Federal Quarantine Officer urges intensified plague prevention in Honolulu. Emphasizing rat destruction, cross port cooperation, and careful handling of ships from Oriental ports, officials warn against disease reintroduction and stress measures to protect trade and public health.
Winteld Scott Stratton of Colorado Springs, noted for reinvesting 19 million dollars in Cripple Creek mines, applies for membership in the Carpenters' Union of Colorado. He says unions raise wages and respect, and that he spends about 50 thousand dollars monthly on mining development while paying union wages of five to six dollars a day. He argues paying fair wages benefits workers and communities.
A June 10 bulletin from the Census Bureau corrects Honolulu population figures, stating 39,906 for the incorporated area, up from 22,007 in 1900, and notes Honolulu’s share of Hawaii’s total population. The bulletin explains historical counts from 1886 to 1900 and clarifies Honolulu city versus district status.
Col Samuel Parker of Honolulu arrives in Washington amid greetings from old acquaintances. He plans to attend a large American college next fall and says he keeps out of politics. Interest centers on petitions about Governor Dole’s removal amid Cuba and Philippines issues.
The G A R Geo W De Long Post must vacate Harmony hall after eighteen years of monthly meetings. They seek a new two story building on Smith near Hotel street with ground floor store and second floor meeting space. In the interim meetings will be held in private homes or other places. The Kohala post office in Hawaii to be downgraded from third to fourth class on July 1 due to reduced postal receipts.
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