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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin outlines subscription prices by month and year, with postpaid foreign options. It reports on government statements regarding public offices, governance, and political expectations, and references official deliberations on conditions affecting residents. The piece preserves period tone and local civic concerns.
The article reports Professor Williamson announcing his resignation from Punahou College. It notes his long tenure, popularity among students and social circles, and hints at implications for the football program and school leadership as the student body prepares for exams and winter terms.
A garbled historical notice covers a political leader's death and funeral, with references to Kane, Atkinson, and local offices. It notes editorials, a council resolution, and a plan for building a new tour and walk along Kawallie street, indicating community reaction and memorial tributes. Names and places are partially legible, suggesting a posthumous tribute amid political debate.
Governor Lon Kall wields authority in appointing Judge Humphreys amid public scrutiny. The president seeks high court guidance as Humphreys, praised for honesty, resumes the bench after controversial charges. Citizens fear turmoil yet support lawful administration and orderly justice.
A Hawaiin delegation visiting San Francisco to greet President McKinley is welcomed as a courteous gesture during his transcontinental trip. Delegations are advised to avoid petitions or political discussions and to keep greetings cordial, to prevent unwanted political debates during the vacation visit.
A Honolulu real estate notice touts the Kapiolani Tract ex side adjoining Kamehameha Girls School with road extensions to the sea and cross roads between blocks. It promises superior ground, no swamps, no freshet, and frontage on roads with pipes laid along the upper portion. An offer from a great manufacturing company may be accepted, offering favorable terms to purchasers with potential profits. Photos and further particulars are sought from interested applicants.
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