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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
4
A Honolulu budget notice critiques public spending on prisons police and charities. It cites $962.10 spent last year, including $165.05 for "general relief" and emergencies, arguing better oversight could save taxpayer money and limit charitable overreach.
The article discusses a contentious appropriation to fund hospital ambulance services amid debate over priorities. Proponents argue urgent patient relief and system efficiency, while critics question costs and privatePATIENT expenses, citing the burden on territory finances and ongoing need for reform.
Secretary Camper and Attorney General Dole are cited over a bribery investigation in the Grand Jury. The text argues the duty of officers to provide evidence, avoid prejudicing the case, and the limits of political influence, noting the governor’s possible knowledge while urging lawful procedure.
A reader questions what the Grand Jury can demand from the people and what example the public should set when facing contempt. The fragment hints at law, accountability, and community standards within the Territory context.
A fragment discusses grand jury respect and the president’s duties, highlighting the need for testimony before federal courts. It references Chief Justice Marsh and the tension between executive power, accountability, and the public interest in government transparency. The text underscores the obligation to testify and avoid evading legal processes.
The speaker asserts attorney client privilege and hearsay limits before Grand Jury. He argues that testimony may be privileged unless linked to a criminal act, urging jurors to demand concrete evidence of Thurston’s involvement and to use legal rights to pursue investigations.
Major Bnn's of Seth Artillery, who served under Ben Poyseleco on the Tamlachia frontier, was informed of his promotion to the rank of Lieutenant in the U.S.A. army.
London May 6 news states the position of Lent Paunerfoty has been removed from Secretary May and the draft of a Nicaragua canal treaty is advancing well. The official note suggests steady progress toward a new agreement with the Nicaragua route under consideration.
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