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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
4
The Sun reports on budget strains for the Pan American Exposition, noting a projected deficit as organizers seek funding. President Roosevelt’s stance influences Hawaii and Cuba policy, while local officials debate ballast against rising costs. The piece highlights efforts to attract private and public funding to sustain the exhibition amid mounting expenses.
The article traces a heated debate over the income tax in a Territory, with officials warning that lacking funds threaten public services. It notes fears over revenues, administrative strain, and the push for a special session or legislative remedy to avoid disruptive financial crisis. Strong entities include Territory government offices and the legislative body.
Engineer Marston Campbell details waterfront conditions including a failing dock at Old Pink Market Wharf with a leaky wall and settling piles. He calls for inspection, notes extensive repairs and a 25,000 appropriation by the legislature, plus plans for drainage work and sewer improvements near Keawae district.
The article notes cordial relations between National Committee man Fewall and President Roosevelt supporting Hawaii's federal ties. It claims Fewall possesses broad knowledge of territorial affairs and hopes for favorable federal consideration, urging courteous conduct and patience amidst past disputes.
The article notes a call for a special session of the legislature to address tax payment deadlines and to provide the necessary resolution from the Treasury. It stresses urgency for firm footing on Ikona and urges swift convening to consider the tax measures.
An obscure report notes activity around the Celny seporttine area near the Candaya river involving General Builth. It mentions plans to buy Incremalag and a stor of active mensires in Kamar, with preparations underway.
A morning meeting of executives from Wilder Co and Literthland Co failed to approve any merger plans. No agreement or date was set, and each company will likely continue operating separate territories while freight rates rise. Interstate routes may shift as both firms pursue independent competition.
A church farewell honors Minn Brown who will depart for Hawaii to join missionary work. Members and guests, led by Rev. Arthur Mites, hosted a traveling outfit and provided tokens of regard and refreshments as Brown prepares to leave Saturday afternoon.
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