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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
5
A garbled text fragment discusses government, nominees, and justice in a territorial setting. It references figures like William Howard Taft era officials, Interior Department roles, and calls for honesty and American justice. The piece weaves political opinion with procedural hints about primaries and public service.
The article defends Chief Justice Robertson as the first in Hawaii Territory to hold broad confidence and interpret American law with authority. It notes hostile opinions may arise from past rivals and stresses his unique standing among territorial judges despite detractors.
The editorial lauds S. Robertson for judicial integrity and legal expertise amid calls for reform. It argues his confirmation will curb prejudice, strengthen government balance, and ensure capable adjudication in the Territory.
A historic city meeting led by Governor George R. Carter and backed by the Chamber of Commerce pushes for progressive taxation and businesslike governance. It argues for fair property valuation to protect small property holders while opposing elastic valuations that favor large wealth interests.
The office operates on weekdays from 7 a m to 5 30 p m and on Sundays from 8 to 10 a m, outlining standard service hours for the public.
The column argues for fair taxation by transferring assessment responsibility from political bodies to municipal authorities. It warns that continued overvaluation benefits business interests at the expense of the public and urges reform during a time of taxmen reforms and new schemes. It notes business groups support the move but cautions that no group is infallible.
A sharp critique of how the morning paper has habitually misrepresented news facts, highlighting recurring errors and misleading framing that distort public understanding. The piece calls for accountability, accuracy, and stricter editorial standards.
A late 19th century account describes a heated discussion before the House Judiciary Committee on the current city government form in Manatula. The Reformers and proponents of the Kehemo commission accuse rival papers of biased reporting while a meeting of the Lind Improvement Club addresses the billboard resolution amid contested public-news claims.
Speakers at a House Judiciary Committee hearing in Honolulu denounced ongoing charter tinkering and called for corrective changes to the current law. Only two men favored the commission emasculation, while others urged legislators to heed public sentiment and act to align governance with community wishes.
A joint meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and the Printers Association discussed a tax limitation proposal. Attendees backed a 1 percent tax restriction and a proposed county bond plan amid debate led by attorney Charley R. Hemenwayay and comments from George Re Carter. The session also touched on Senate Bill N and related fiscal measures, with broad support for the main limitation proposal.
At a chamber gathering representatives from the three organizations the committee proposed amendments to a local tax and bond plan. Key speakers argued for and against county bonds and a 1 percent tax cap while discussing internal improvements, revenue sources, and county governance accountability.
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