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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1901
Page
4
A Honolulu bulletin notes the need for a park at Hilo and laments past land-settlement decisions. It urges youth training programs, praises naval career paths for Hawaii’s lads, and previews a forthcoming industrial edition highlighting Hawaii’s industrial potential and national role in competition with Cuba.
The article portrays Governor Dole resisting calls from friends who oppose the current Territorial government and prefer private funding over a special session or legislative action. It accuses his allies of lacking conscience and argues their stance conflicts with constitutional authority and the will of Territory residents.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses opposition to policy and administration methods in Hawaii as a U S territory. It notes that residents will not endorse certain actions as long as Hawaii remains a U S territory and mentions turmoil and discontent linked to governance. The text references Mr Dole and the governor in a political context.
Passengers aboard the Manna Fan report a strike in the steward’s department causing delays and poor service. A disciplinary inquiry will investigate blame, with the chief steward long associated with the line. Passengers arrived gloomy, blaming the inner circle for the voyage disruption.
Dialogue shows Tommy Teay and Charlie Leay discussing skipping meals on Friday to save for Catholic Fair food on Saturday. They joke about past hunger and future binge, planning to buy tickets yet not eat Friday while preparing for a feast next day. The exchange suggests family poverty and anticipated indulgence at the fair.
The Moana Hotel records show a long list of guests from Paris and other cities including Mia C. J. Thomas New York and J. B. Blokford Tloniain Hagar and many others. A Paris correspondent notes a shift from private dwellings to apartment houses as owners convert larger homes due to difficulty renting them and Parisians favoring single family occupancy.
A court recounts a disturbance involving draymen and drivers at a United Staten corral. Police report a speeding driver accused of racing far beyond a walk, with multiple arrests after 5 pm. Judge Wilcox notes the hurried crowd returning home for dinner amid the confusion and misidentification.
The Roanoke lay at the navy wharf to discharge coal under orders from a board including Lieut. Com, Pond, and Captains Fuller and Allen. They deemed it unsafe to sail to San Francisco until the cargo is decided for use or release by naval authorities. Planking damage and hull concerns were noted as the ship rested between fire and water during unloading.
A historic banking notice outlines commercial and travelers letters of credit available worldwide. It lists fixed deposit rates from 2 percent for seven days to 4 percent for twelve months, plus monthly installments and loan options on approved security. Officers and office hours are noted with names and positions.
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