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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1901
Page
4
A 1901 Honolulu Morning Organ issue discusses legislative tone on women and the Governor's shape letter, militia disbandment debate, a religious figure provocation in Spreckelsville, Harper's Weekly urging cabinet merit, and a push for centralization in county government with emphasis on timely legislative race dynamics.
A New York Journal editorial reprints the Ora Dole plan and argues the Hawaii governor, appointed by a Republican president, lacks party backing. It contends the Republican minority in Hawaii's territorial legislature opposes him, calling the appointment a grave national setback and asking if more arguments are needed.
Fragmentary text shows a dispute in the House over Governor Dole handling of Land Commissioner Brown’s dismissal and related expenses. It notes claims of executive prerogative and calls for clarity on who paid costs and what tenure rules applied.
Hawaii residents condemn the Governor as conflict between executive and legislative branches widens. Critics accuse Land Commissioner Brown and other officials of pushing federal land expansion schemes, while supporters warn of federal overreach and erosion of Territorial rights. The debate centers on authority, accountability, and the people’s American rights in the Territory.
The Judiciary Committee reports against section 200 of the Penal Laws of 1897 for defining malicious injury and mischief. It calls the law barbarous, urges repeal, and notes punishment ties to property value and two years’ imprisonment, urging legislative reform.
The record outlines acts related to kerosene oil regulation and import allowances, mentions amendments and intent to introduce new acts, and notes a Senate dispute over referral of a territorial bill. A recess was moved by Mr. White to 1:40 PM, with passage by voice vote.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King Street to the Beach with a 60 foot road on the east side adjoining the Kamehameha Girls School. Cross roads will be opened between blocks. every lot will have frontage on a road and elevations range from ten to forty feet above sea level. No swamps or freshets. An offer from a great manufacturing company may be accepted. Prices likely to rise soon. Purchasers will receive the best terms seen in twenty years.
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