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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
4
A dense, critical account attacks Thurston Governor and the Republican circle over campaign threats, taxation policy, and fiscal management in the Territory of Hawaii. It highlights independence fears, public works delays, veteran criticism of the governor’s friends, and calls for responsible representation amid strained finances.
Willis preached a practical message detailing events some overlook and showing how the Tivine plan offers paths to pleasure and moral and material advancement, inviting gratitude for factors often unappreciated.
Attorneys clash over hospital funding with refrain that the Legislature’s mandates and the Organic Act shape territorial policy. Critics accuse the Attorney General of attempting to override Congress and misreading statutory limits in Hawaii.
The Republican Territorial committee faces a test over its handling of membership and governance after a disputed meeting. Supporters urge adherence to the Territorial convention’s mandates, avoid extraneous methods, and keep the party united. opponents warn against introducing new members or proxies to alter voting power.
A garbled report describes a policy push by a regional leader to convene a special session of the Territorial Legislature. It aims to justify actions by the governor amid public opinion protests. The piece hints at fiscal strain and treasury scrutiny with limited clear details and notable political maneuvering.
A Weather Bureau note from Washington dated November 1 cites limited progress on artificial rain. It recalls prior debates and cites outdated reports on rain-making experiments, urging reliance on historical sources and suggesting skepticism toward practical success.
A man named Laundeberry died at a friend's home on Ke Street near Heyman Hart's place yesterday around 10 am after collapsing. An autopsy found heart disease from alcohol habit caused the fatal attack. He had no local relatives, and the Rosecrans transport replaced the ship at Navy Wharf yesterday.
Robert Hind, known as a prominent Inland business figure, died after a long career spanning Victoria Maui Kohala and Hawi. Born in Yorkshire, Hind arrived in 1862 with Alexander Young and others, helped build sugar and iron works, later owning Kohala estates. He was a steady, practical leader in business and politics, valued for thrift and integrity. He leaves four sons and two daughters.
James H Boyd reports during Governor's Council that surveyors are laying out a flood water canal in Hilo and notes public works needs along the tour route. The council grants permission for Matson Line to build a jetty at Walakon River.
Report notes the company misstate in yesterday’s note that a 1.5 percent monthly dividend would be paid. The actual dividend was over 1 percent then halved to 0.5 percent, continuing until further notice. A meeting scheduled for this morning was postponed to December 11 due to an incomplete treasurer’s report. Wyoming Memorial lists signers including John G. Pratt and H. W. Shingle among others, with local women contributing as voters in the colony.
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