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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
4
Governor Dole faced questions on why only one villafer de legislature adjourned as the Home of Representatives shows members know how to cut government salaries. The article notes efforts to limit pay amid public economy and business concerns.
The Advertiser attacks carpet-baggers in Hawaii, accusing their group of imposing a limited franchise and an oligarchic rule. It argues native Hawaiians faced manipulation, condemns American voyagers who arrived with annexation aims, and contends the current paper and allies seek power through anti carpet-bagger sentiment while highlighting perceived hypocrisy of opposing factions.
In New York on May 2 friends of K. HM Harriman stated control of the Union Pacific Railroad had not passed to others. Harriman, pressed for a formal comment, said he had not relinquished anything and saw no news to report. Wall Street speculation about Vanderbilt and others buying a majority of Union Pacific shares was dampened by Harriman’s confident remarks.
Indemnity committees favor loan relief among powers with exceptions for certain nations. A separate Manila trial reports Captain Jatin O Road charged with bribery and misconduct for payments by Robinson & Macondeay, with evidence from the firm’s books.
War Department cables from Manila report General Tinlo surrendering with his command at Sinait and pacifying Northern Luzon. Colonels Cipriano Cation and Gregorio Katibac with Malvara’s officers surrender to Colonel Kline at Lipa on April 28. Other leaders including Abi and Toros Norte provines yield at Laoag and Bang.
A New York May 1 dispatch reports persistent chatter about adding to a Pacific and Atlantic shipping alliance. Morgan seeks to consolidate Atlantic shipping. standard rail heads Coward and White Star refuse. Hamburg American and North German Lloyd reportedly approached but decline. Asturia’s 28 centenarians among 610,900 readers in a popular survey per British Medical Journal.
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