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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
4
Honolulu newspaper item from May 24, 1901, notes Grand Jury deliberations and contempt proceedings connected to the Hawaii Supreme Court and officials. It mentions ex-Superintendent Hoy as a public figure, discusses eligible jurors, and questions loyalty and integrity amid a broader political shift in Hawaii. The piece reflects tension over election candidates and public trust in officials.
The Advertiser laments moral differences among officials and voters, contrasting a judge issuing licenses without exam to lawmakers or voters influenced by money. It critiques executive and legislative actions and questions ethics in political influence and judicial duties.
Statements signed by Lorrin A Thurstan in the Advertiser head column claim Kaltor Smith was cited for perjury and withhold discussion of the case. The May 22 statement defends editorial dignity while detailing Grand Jury proceedings and the court’s role in the indictment.
Garbled historic note depicts political tension over grand jury delays and bribery allegations. Mentions legislators, executives, and efforts to derail investigations. Focus remains on perceived obstruction and public appetite for accountability amid turmoil.
The piece denounces the territorial system and court structure as flawed, attacking the Grand Jury, judiciary, and executive officials over bribery accusations. It mocks partisan commentary while urging accountability, contrasting public trust with official theatrics and urging honest action against corruption.
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