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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1901
Page
4
A long fragment from the Evening Bulletin discusses local politics, court coverage, and editorial jabs. It mentions Attorney General Knox, Judge Witcos, and political tensions in Lahaina and the Territory. The piece critiques media bias, calls for integrity in public conduct, and notes a forthcoming lumber trade entry.
The United States Post Office seeks faster, cheaper ways to deliver mail to residents, hoping to bring mainland conveniences to locals. Commissioner Taylor tests a proposal to combat mosquito larvae, with a wary view on its impact and effectiveness.
Article argues cigarettes fall under federal power to regulate, citing 19th century tax policies and market responses. Discusses how revenue taxes influenced cigarette consumption, the rise of artificial brands, and the potential shift of property control between private owners and government authorities. The piece reflects reform pressures and political commentary on McKinley era policy.
A fragment from the Angeles Herald discusses the incorporation of a new Pacific telegraph company as a sign of slow progress in linking Asia and the Americas. It notes that U.S. trade with Japan China and the Philippines suffers from poor communication and costly tariffs, while praising telegraphic links as essential to expanding Oriental commerce and maritime services.
Analyzed critique of the so called missionary party in Hawaii. The piece argues the body of charges mirrors the old regime and attacks on American justice and freedom. It contends the welfare of Hawaii justifies defending American institutions against political factionalism.
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