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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin reports public reaction to Judge Rater’s potential tax decisions and the transfer of leadership. It notes the congratulations to Queen Liliuokalani, praises the new transit line, and criticizes political opportunism while discussing social and political tensions on Hawaii’s island.
An analysis of Laur Day tute and the growing influence of organized labor on citizens and national welfare. It notes cooperation between employers and workers, praising gains in recognition, leisure time, and housing, while defending labor against accusations of radical demands.
New York Aug 2 Dr A J Rest repository Diplomatic Agent of the Liberal party reports another battle with government forces in Colombia. Dispatch states Liberal General Logio Borex and Rowus defeated Crente near Pasto on the 17th. Restrepo says fight occurred far south as 200 miles from Uribe tribe operations, outlining a campaign plan already mapped by Uribe tribe.
A new rapid transit line began operations with a ceremonial opening attended by about five hundred residents and officials. Governor Dole spoke as cars began service between College M and Judd Street, with daily runs extending from early morning to late evening. The event showcased ambitions for expanding Honolulu’s electric rail system.
A dispatch from Poking notes delays in Chinese negotiations amid foreign pressure. Ministers doubt a final surrender to foreign powers, while decrees threaten punishments for exam suspensions. Li Hung Chang steps back from active talks as Prince Ching directs pacing actions. Indoor opposition to perceived capitulation grows.
Report from Kakaako describes a stabbing case with suspect Douglass arrested for alleged assault with a weapon near Huihul. Deputy Sheri Chillingworth pursued a suspect, Donlane White, who claimed innocence while detailing local pursuit efforts. The injured victim, Hue Alwong, suffered a deep wound and was hospitalized as police continued to investigate the sequence of events.
An international dispatch from Copenhagen cites US officials reporting Russian interference rumors. The Cur reportedly browbeat South Allied leaders amid hopes for a friendly mediation. The unrest hints at a broader crisis as public figures and channels discuss direct contact and potential actions.
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