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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1902
Page
4
A sprawling Honolulu to New Jersey merger talk links Hawaii and mainland issues. References to senators and representatives, court actions, and labor strikes frame a broad view of political and economic tensions across territories and states.
A crowded Pearl City gathering heard Prince Cupid and other Republicans defend party strategy. Speakers urged federal support for Hawaii and opposed Home Rule ties, arguing for Republican leadership, leper settlement policy, and native interests while lampooning Home Rule candidates and stressing Washington influence.
Speech by Rev Stephen Le Dewha lauds the young Prince’s efforts for Hawaii and independence. He contrasts reform goals with Wilcox’s alleged failures and urges support for J. M. Camara, the people’s candidate, in the upcoming legislative vote. The piece critiques taxation, land, and public works while highlighting native leadership and unity.
The YWCA gymnasium group met last evening under Miss Lillian Bacon the physical instructor Students performed class exercises with music then attended a lecture by D Ly Van Nine of the U Experimentation on Hawaii pests was illustrated with photographs showing caenhorern and Japanese beetles Speakers urged pest eradication and gave closing remarks on prevention
Clarence W. Ashford appeals to electors of Oahu as an independent candidate. He pledges no party ties, promises honest government, and supports municipal government with qualified legislators. He urges fair tax and land settlement, and equal rights with no special privileges.
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