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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1901
Page
4
The Hilo mood worsens public works as Governor Dole faces calls to fund private amuses while promising steady progress. Political tension rises ahead of elections with parties debating how to sustain public set to continue. The governor says delays hinder advancement yet seeks broad support in the coming vote.
A long promotional overview details The Bulletin special issue on Hawaii sugar plantations. It describes aims to provide independent information, cover soils irrigation and production costs, and showcase Hawaii as a premier industrial region. It notes distribution to Congress and focus on investment value. It also references major historical earthquakes and their破impact.
The Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association session reviews the year with emphasis on cultivation improvements, cane handling, and labor issues. Reports praise the Horner cultivator and portable cane equipment while noting progress, shortages, and planned machinery trials across Makaweli and Hilo districts.
Chinese laborer Lam Hin laced tea with Paris Green and offered it to seventeen fellow workers at Papalkou camp. Several collapsed, four sought medical help in the city. A warrant is sworn. Leh Hin remains at large as investigation continues.
A historical banking notice announces letters of credit issued worldwide, interest on fixed deposits after July 1, 1898 with tiered rates, and loans on approved security. It promotes a Saving Bank with monthly deposits and a Twenty-Third Series stock, listing officers and directors including J. L. McLean A. Wilder and A. Gear.
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