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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows Wallace R Farrington and a postage rate schedule with monthly and yearly fees. Mentions telephone box, March 14, and a discussion of political committees and public access to opinions. Overall reads as a garbled archival snippet with political context.
A chaotic ink stained account accuses Maurice F. Holahan president of the Board of Public Improvements of corruption and gambling ties. It cites district officials seeking reform while a Tammany faction resists changes and faces police scrutiny amid ongoing political turmoil.
A tumultuous scene in the United States House of Representatives unfolded as members clashed over a conference report. The speaker maintained order while party lines heated, votes showed a slim margin, and adjournment followed amid loud exchanges between Republicans and Democrats.
Honolulu news notes that McKinley nominated Ban Franchecan for Chief Judge of Oahu Island. George D Gear, ex-San Francisco DAF, is recommended for the post by the President. The piece mentions Gear’s Honolulu ties and lineage, plus a general praise of his fit for the role and public respect.
Washington February 27 The Philippine amendment sets military civil and judicial powers to govern the islands until permanent civil government is established It preserves rights and property while ensuring U S supervision and a veto over franchise grants and leases with a one year sunset after permanent civil rule is established.
A vast crowd gathered in The Ronede and lanain of Hawaiiee Lote to witness a grand celebration of the mermaid open event. The hotel area glittered with decorations and a 30 foot optical piece above the main entrance. A line of of incandescent lights outlined the Hawaiian coat of arms, and the initials TK HLH stood out in relief as the crowd admired the spectacle.
A fragment describes Shriners procession through a street petitioning a public attraction. It notes robes and attire, a staged ceremonial order with titled members, and mentions a later banquet at the Moana hotel after a return to Progress trail. The text references a maternity home visit and a grand banquet tonight at the Moana hotel.
The Kapiolani Tract ex School road will extend to the sea with new cross roads between blocks. Every lot will have frontage on a premises and no trespassing will occur on the property. An offer from a major manufacturing company to buy part of the property may be accepted, with prices expected to rise soon. The owner promises to give buyers opportunities to profit on their investments, described as the best deal in Honolulu real estate in twenty years.
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