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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
5
The piece frames Honolulu political maneuvering as a year of unprecedented peace in Hawaiian politics. It cites Budd Andrews and Captain Matson as key figures shaping the Home Rule slate, debating transportation issues, immigration boards, and campaign strategies amid a broader push for honest governance and open debate.
Meomento Intereste delegates vie over freight handling while Hielen grantors weigh a policy urging strong public interest. The push insists every pound of freight be converted to sustain SOMET or improve passenger service.
Fragmented text mentions territory walls and a push for an independent government under local control of industries. It notes a deadline or decision point tied to a history of rights and citizens seeking autonomy within existing borders.
A compact study tracks how the Articles of Confederation and early federal policy shaped public lands and schooling in the United States. It notes Maryland’s role in national boundary concepts, Congress grants for education, and the 1785 ordinance reserving township land for schools, with later state adaptations and implications for national versus local control.
Discussion of the distribution of public lands to states for education, highlighting California and other later-admitted states receiving unequal shares. Notes bills in Congress to equalize proceeds for school systems, urging fair use of federal lands to fund education nationwide. Emphasizes the ideal that education funding is the common property of all citizens and calls for a sacred trust of public funds.
Cont from page details show McClellan arguing for states rights to handle domestic affairs and opposing external legislation. He cites a Honolulu newspaper view tied to temperance interests and a "mixalonary" faction, framing the issue as a matter of local autonomy versus external control.
Real estate notice offering eight beautiful lots in Hank Oven View Di This Bee. Short block in the tract with very liberal terms. For full particulars see the property listing.
The letter argues against Congressional interference in Hawaii’s local self governance. It asserts Hawaii citizens strongly oppose federal prohibition measures and prefer handling legal issues, including saloon control, locally. It claims local authorities struggle to enforce laws without broader territorial support.
The transcript discusses evaluating the actual enforcement of Hawaii’s liquor law, arguing it has generally succeeded compared with other prohibitory laws. It cautions that a federally imposed ban on sale to minors would rely on limited enforcement, unlikely to be effective, and would face public sentiment challenges. The speaker advocates letting the territorial legislature regulate local affairs within Congress powers.
A disputed measure extending Monoutu fire limits triggers political standoff as ex Senator C W Achi rallies Chinese property holders against the ordinance. Board members face a tricky vote amid warnings of election consequences and questions over prerogatives and fairness.
Motions by Captain Matson to apply payments and curb travel by boats provoke protests over boarding restrictions. Officials debate authority, statutory backing, and traffic implications as a Friday meeting weighs extending free permits and potential city action.
A wireless bulletin notes a steamer with moderate northeast winds sailing toward port. A cable confirms the Mail intermediate liner Asta, which sailed from Hong Kong March 2, has arrived at Yokohama.
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