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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin notes criticism of Thurston and calls for forward action on public works and school policy. It urges continued water storage measures for drought relief, supports progressive education, and critiques retrogressive forces opposing local modernization.
The Grand Jury criticizes past administration and calls for reform within the Territorial Executive. It asserts the Chief Executive failed to modernize amid rapid growth, especially in public works and streets, and blames the legislative branch for funding gaps. The report cites excessive spending and unsettled public utilities as proof of drift and ineffectiveness.
An editorial contends the decay and mismanagement of territorial facilities demands radical action. It criticizes indifference within official ranks, urges accountability of the governor and legislature, and supports decisive reforms to end long-standing neglect.
The report notes an arresting incident as the Federal Grand Jury convened in Kirke Kater of the United States District Court. Supposedly jurors faced pressure and hesitation about voting, with discussions on the risks of coercion and the fear of antagonizing powerful interests.
A damaged report details a gathering at the rooms of Alexander and Baldwin on the Stangenwald flank. The agenda includes presentation of resolutions to the President regarding the removal of Judge Derry and forming a special committee to draft charges. There is mention of inquiries into the John Hie prome Court and references to President Dot Rantahew and Secretary D. bh. Cano.
Chicago Tribune recounts Judge Hubbard of Coanesap Tawa, general counsel to the Chance and Northweer trailway, as he accepts defeat at the Cedar Rapids convention. His faction was routed, Cum vine securing the nomination on the first ballot amid tenant revolt. Hubbard declines mentorship, tells a bartender story, and cites Uncle Jimmie Jordan as a defeated candidate who returns home in defeat.
A narrative recounts an Insurance agent narrating a violent incident. A confrontation with a man named Murphy escalates as the assailant, described as a mad Irishman, threatens the narrator with a weapon and forces a reckoning. The scene unfolds around a fire protection discussion and a tense, perilous exchange.
A quirky wedding tale from Chicago News describes Mina Welaxenbach and relatives during the September 1 ceremony at 6 PM. The account mentions a journey to a new home in Amaska Mink Holle Welnenbach and a wealth tale, with Henry and Chiron Belt Mi waukoo as parts of the family dynamic.
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