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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
4
In a Honolulu editorial, the Hawaii Evening Bulletin argues centralization of power in a strong majority government is essential to modern American statecraft. The piece contends party alignment clarifies responsibility, tempers opportunism, and guides decisive public business amid Western expansion and federal relations.
President Raymond presents a plan to outsource garbage pickup to a private contractor aligned with council. The aim is to shift responsibility from the city, improve labor handling, and reduce taxpayer costs while restoring efficiency in waste collection.
An analysis argues that governments increasingly take on public work away from private firms. It notes taxpayer benefit from cheaper, fairer service but warns of corruption and political influence in central systems. The piece questions continuing cost-based government operation versus private efficiency.
A draft amendment advocates government rental backed construction of all underground electrical conduits and insists on universal burial of wires by utility firms and the former telephone system. It calls for state oversight of rates and maintenance costs to standardize wiring across Honolulu and city streets.
The Makaweli Sugar Company annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce discussed drought impact on water supply and crop outlook. Profits and dividends were reported, with officers named and directors listed.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King street to the Beach with a 60 foot road to be opened on its east side adjoining the Kamehameha Girls School. Cross roads will be laid between blocks and every lot will front a road. Elevation ranges from forty to ten feet above sea level and no swamps or freshets threaten the premises. An offer by a great manufacturing company may be accepted and prices are expected to increase soon. The ground is superior to any tract in the market and located east of other tracts.
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