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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1901
Page
4
A fragmented reader letter from Wallace R Parrington editor discusses legislative front changes and appropriation policy. It critiques fiscal methods, calls for unified action, and questions the Lips faction and Shamrock references amid political discourse.
A unclear fragment describes a governor amid a crisis as reelection looms. The text hints at a protest or perilous situation and a tense moment during a presidential-like event. The exact names, places, and dates are unreadable in the OCR, but the focus centers on leadership under pressure.
Not only olticene of Hawaii Wut every American citteen of the Malmland will watch thie contest with warthcilar Laterest.
The passage discusses the governor's cautious approach to publication and comments on federal influence over territorial matters. It notes the governor’s openness to political choices, mentions potential overruling by federal officials, and highlights public interest in federal department positions on territorial issues.
A proposal to shift a $5000 local Board of Agriculture appropriation to the Federal Experiment Station via Jared Smith aims to reduce costs and fund a national bureau in Hawaii. The plan seeks federal support for agricultural work, address political concerns, and strengthen ties with the University of Hawaii and state legislation.
A disjointed note references Mr Smith and failure to achieve advantage. It asserts that if progress stalls someone will be sent out and expresses intent to remain and secure a plea for the Territory. The text shows political pressure and loyalty claims with unclear specifics.
Chicago May 11 A Record Herald summary states that stellar heat, once undetectable, has been detected and measured. Prof B J Nichols of Dartmouth led the radiometer experiments at Yerkes Observatory with support from Geo Hale. The work confirms planets and some fixed stars emit measurable heat, while noting the instrument’s extreme sensitivity and special glass optics.
Walter Ackernan and a boy named Myers sat on a railing surrounding Old School Hall when it collapsed. Myers grabbed a nearby post and saved himself while Ackernan fell to the ground, injuring his head and right shoulder. Dr Moore attended for over an hour as the danger persisted but Ackerman rested and was not in immediate danger.
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