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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
7
The letter excerpts criticize politicians and officials from Hawaii and Washington over road building, transportation funding, and public works. It cites Barthold and Taft era issues, urging prudent use of funds, cautioning against foreign control of transportation, and accusing leaders of self interest. The piece links local electors, census work, and urban planning to broader federal policy.
The scene surrounding Mr Crane remains unsettled as his Chicago allies split and debate the memory of a friend. William Kent criticizes public discourse while Mr Keatty warns against heated discussions. Crane fears political ridicule may pursue him, yet expresses relief that key supporters stand with him.
A Honolulu jury convicts a man for stabbing a fellow resident and condemns mercy in the court. The editorial protests alleged alien influence, lax punishment, and calls for a stronger American rule of law amid labor strife and community tensions.
The text condemns indifference to perversion of justice and the struggle to obtain real justice in prosecutions of men who set up a de facto government in the city. It warns of a fearful price to pay for continued neglect as streets are described as potential scenes of bloodshed.
In a tense session Mayor Vern paused a discussion on payrolls as Quinn urged orderly deliberation. Officials noted prior criticism over public improvements funding but claimed tax cuts and adjustments may free money for road work. The Katana project awaits further review after the survey concludes and contractor payments are settled.
The article contends with a heated county board session where Supervisor Kane He confronts another member, denouncing remarks and urging cautious action on road construction until funding is secure. The exchange reveals tension within the board as they weigh fiscal prudence against expansion.
Special Mather in Wivelow reports Carl Smith has applied for the vacant County Attorney position created by the death of Charles William. The attorney notes there is probably no chance of him securing the post despite filing the petition.
United States Attorney Breckons requests payment of all grand and petit jurors for the term up to October. Judge Wood directs U S Marshal Henry to disburse funds, aiming to simplify juror payments. Jurors are asked to report to the marshal’s office in the judiciary building for their money.
The court heard testimony about Kaninho and associates including a Chinese suspect and Lee You in a scheme to divest a moneylender. Police inspected the Chinese community for fear and evidence of intimidation as Judge Andrade adjourned for more time to delve into the crime details.
Office bulletin item lists phone numbers and room details with fragmented text. It records a business office contact point and a room designation, reflecting internal memorandum style in a local publication.
The Merchants Association will convene with the Board of Supervisors at noon today to discuss the county reform and a proposed plan for Puonday afternoon. The group plans to consider funding, the prison expense, and a county seat move while outlining steps for the next meeting.
The Matuon navigational report describes a voyage from San Francisco to the fort with twelve passengers and 250 tons of freight. Severe weather caused deck swamping and damage, but no details on casualties or final fate are provided.
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