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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
4
A noisy page from the Evening Bulletin discusses government, land, and voting rights in Hawaii. It references territorial authority, executive power, and public land issues amid a turbulent political scene.
Fragmented text discusses territorial advancement and party aims toward independence and unity in oath. Mentions Congress, statehood, and leadership structure, with unclear references to elections, observers, and progressive goals. The wording is inconsistent and references governance and oversight without clear events or dates.
A historical letter argues for broader fire limits to protect the poor and prevent Chinatown conflagrations. It claims brick and fireproof construction reduce disaster, urging coverage over key business districts and warning against cheap shacks built to house workers.
The article contends Hawaii will not be admitted until it proves its worthiness and demonstrates capability to divest its territorial status into an independent commonwealth. It argues delaying statehood slows the process and notes friction with federal authority impacts voters and momentum for Merrimack’s case.
In a heated Senate session the presiding officer and minority leader spar over presidential qualifications and legislative responsibilities. The debate centers on readiness, knowledge of precedents, and the ability to guide the chamber through tense moments as party lines harden.
A fragmented 19th century style critique urges school reform to improve staffing and facilities for all pupils. It laments crowded book-filled classrooms with language suggesting biases, calling for better teachers, adequate buildings, and equitable progress for children of different backgrounds within a cosmopolitan community.
Wireless telegraphy, once derided, gains active operation between Honolulu and Mayil, with plans to extend to Mahukona Hawaii. The invention now uses ordinary telegraphy with telephones to enable overseas communication, signaling a shift in public perception and potential global reach.
A clipped advert urges investors and home seekers to view properties with Silva and Viva before choosing where to live elsewhere, stressing timely inspection and decisive viewing.
Notice describes temporary nighttime light patterns for arriving and leaving steamer traffic in Honolulu harbor. It details white lights on starboard buoys, red lights on port buoys, a green light on a pile, and possible midchannel red light during anchoring guidance. Also includes location notes Island of Oahu and official court and Easter vacation notices.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King Street to the Beach with a 66 foot road along the east side by Kamehameha Girls School. Roads will cross between blocks, each lot facing a road, elevation 40 to 10 feet above sea level, no swamps or freshets, near Government water pipes. An offer to buy part of the property by a major manufacturing company may be accepted. Prices expected to rise soon. owner promises favorable terms and strong investment potential.
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