Hawaiian editorials clash over policy and reform
A Honolulu Evening Bulletin excerpt criticizes local governance and national policy debates. It cites Governor Doles resignation, Roosevelt era appointments, and calls for a vigorous American administration. It discusses Thurston, San Francisco letters, and the need for steady party organization. It also critiques street planning near Hall block and King street alignment amid local commerce.
Report claims Cooper sole in cloning den at twi-Tol
A disputed report accuses Secretary Cooper of sole responsibility for closing a den at Twi-Tol during his acting governorship. It claims he ignored prior conditions at a stockade, later investigated, then ordered closures and health actions, while lawmakers dispute the charges and defend officials.
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Wealth of Hawaiti Sees Vast Rise in Taxable Wealth
A Honolulu report compiles ten years of taxable wealth for the island group, now the Territory of Hawaii. Tables show the Inland of Oahu wealth tripling, with total values climbing from about 50 million to nearly 130 million over 1892 to 1901. officials credit stable government since annexation for rapid growth and investment.
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Rural editor faces tar and feather over innuendo column
A Brainerd Minnesota rural editor who repeats innuendo in his column attracts threats and a tar and feathering incident. Three masked men seized him from a porch and covered him in tar and feathers before returning him to town. The editor vows to continue the innuendo writing as legal action looms.
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Lewis and Clark Oriental Fair Corporation Formed
In Portland Oregon on December 10 the Lewis and Clark Oriental Fair company was incorporated to promote an American Pacific Exposition Oriental Fair and exhibition of arts industries and products. The capital stock is $200,000 in 20,000 shares of $10 each. Sixty seven leading Oregon businessmen are named as incorporators.
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Fine Job Printing at the Bullseye Bid Bulwark
Local printer advertises rapid job printing services with emphasis on quality and fast turnaround. Prominent display promises competitive rates and reliable delivery for orders from small businesses and individuals.
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Hawaii politics undercut by factional strife prompt plea to Roosevelt
A San Francisco Post opinion notes Hawaii Territory is plagued by quarrels between Governor Dole and Attorney General Humphreys. It urges President Roosevelt to intervene and restore order, warning that continued infighting threatens proper governance until Congress acts in December.
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