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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1902
Page
4
Column notes on local politics and labor, crop prospects, and storm impacts across Oahu. Mentions candidates for the Fourth, cabinet changes, and a notable kite accident. references Honolulu plantations and territorial affairs with a local newspaper tone.
The High Sheriff urges the department to prove its mettle and end undetected crime in the city. If the present police force is inadequate, citizens may seek outside help to pursue the guilty and seize the opportunity.
New Orleans approves a long term cleaning program with a budget of 912,600,000 aimed at modernizing gutters and sanitation. The plan promises improved health and city cleanliness once completed, with strong public support despite the scale of the project.
Turbulent claims put Superintendent Hoyt in the spotlight over street washout damage and funding issues. A transport vessel incident is linked to failures in maintenance and warnings, with a court inquiry discussing responsibility as the public safety stakes rise.
The late William Auld is remembered for quiet dignity and a lifetime of public service. He valued conservative, prudent policy and avoided inflammatory politics while remaining engaged in civic life and supporting the community’s welfare.
On Interstation of Hotel and Kekuulke Streets an excavation nears two feet deep amid a curb, undercutting a public highway. Citizens warn that broken surface and improper underpinnings violate health rules and threaten contamination, while officials delay action. Residents fear worse floods and infections if not halted.
A fragmented report from the Mito Pribune discusses the contempt proceedings involving Sheritt Andrews and the Fourth Circuit Court. The article questions the reasoning behind the contempt finding and its alignment with proper court authority and remittance procedures.
The Hawaii Herald reports Superintendent Boyd must seek an increase in the Road Board fund to repair roads, as district travel worsens. Relief delayed since the previous year leaves Maul and others in marginal condition. reconstruction will take months and officials offer little justification for delays.
Dillingham and successors in Hawaii face years of change as a promoter eyes northern development and potential improvements. The piece hints at political ties and calls for continued growth under new leadership, with discussions on land, infrastructure, and hopeful inclusion of the Kohl district.
In the Mutrene district impassable roads and broken bridges hinder travel after a severe November freeze. Officials face public scrutiny as bridges over Putts Gulch and Kwimane fail and communication breaks near Walnkea and Kiran wharf. The Public Works Department is urged to detail the accident state and responses. Local leaders defend actions while residents demand accountability.
Residents recount misused funds and broken promises as the Road Board halted a culvert project at Walannenne Street amid floods. Superintendent Boyd and Campbell faced travel expenses and halted digging after funding was tied up. Critics say neglect by Public Works caused the delay, while the board claims saving 250 dollars.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a journalist’s early ambitions and the clamor around a Bulletin edition. The narrator reflects on leaving college for a restless press life and the pull of ambition beyond conventional confines amid a charged public moment.
Glass bathtubs and related items, made in Germany, touted as cheaper and superior to metal or enamel. Process uses molten glass forced into heated molds with air valves, then tempered in an annealing chamber. Decorative colored glass is fused into plates, creating durable ornamental wares. Also notes celebrations and budgets abroad with large sums and water projects in the United States.
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