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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1901
Page
1
Discontent among deck officers grows as ship companies plan new freight contracts after July. Captains fear wage rises will reflect in pay, with typical earnings around $200 and $160 monthly depending on passenger service. Trade activity paused today. Kinen and Mauna Loa departed on schedule while Claudine Hall and Le...
Island steamer mates strike over pay halting regular runs on coast. Captains and nonstriking crew arranged temporary operations while owners consider laying up smaller vessels for about thirty days. Mates’ certificates and wages cited. few eligible replacements found locally.
London March 25 The Chinese Minister Chih Chen Lo Feng Lah appealed at the Foreign Office for pressure to prevent Russia from securing the signature of a Manchuria agreement. Officials expect Russia may complete the signatures or let the matter lapse by the March 20 deadline. Secret treaties and modifications are alleged, with Britain withholding copies and Russia maintaining the pact concerns no one but Russia and China.
An evening of interest at Progreahall features Mr Bainbridge MA famed traveler and entertainer with MPA Bainbridge. Governor may attend as box plan available at Bergstrom's music store. Also notes Yemen revolt and local notices from 1901 Honolulu and California dates.
In the forenoon session of the Senate of Hawaii territory President Russell's resignation was accepted and G Kalae was unanimously elected president with Kalaiokalani as vice president. A joint resolution urged extending the president's Pacific Coast trip and promised united support. Several bills and petitions were presented, and committee assignments were issued as the body adjourned near noon.
William Seaborn Lucs died at his home in the city in old age. He was a well known character and a former leading figure in local affairs. For many years he was a prominent businessman and later retired from active work, widely liked in Honolulu society.
A native was seriously injured in the hold of the Claudine this morning during a hay loading incident. A bale fell and crushed his head against an iron pillar, and he was taken to hospital by patrol wagon after preliminary medical care.
George Mers of Prince Edward Island aged 38 died at Queen's Hospital this morning from internal hemorrhage. Funeral from H. H. Williams undertaking parlors tomorrow afternoon, body to Pearl City cemetery. A mother is left in the home. No further developments in the case of the deceased Japanese woman who died Friday.
Article reports on William Neving Armstrong's arrival and his statements about labor sources in Hawaii. He discusses white American labor, Porto Ricans, and native attitudes, noting potential friction with Asiatic races, training needs, and pay systems as part of a controversial experiment started aboard the City of Peking. He addresses crime comparisons and racial tensions, asserting cautious optimism about long term success.
The Howse convened promptly this morn. Kaulmakgole bo satan Palin's franchise and a small disturbance featured Mahoe r and Makekau. The motion to adjourn the day was moved and carried by a comfortable margin to allow commuters to resume work.
Gov Dole tells Bulletin that Treasury Dept says the U S Federal Court rooms in the Judiciary Building remain in Territory custody not yet turned over. Treasury wants whole building but does not seek rents yet. Cooper matter and Merriam population notes also referenced in correspondence.
Rough Rider departs as Orme, formerly a local post office employee, leaves for New York amid a tough Riders command. In IntM city, Wik Oring notes his departure from this city. The report mentions his age or exact details as unclear in the fragment.
Klaworth Conant and Albert Johnson suffered a serious accident this morning while bunting up Punch bow. The 44 caliber rifle discharged while oiling, shooting Conant in the left leg behind the hip. Dr Moore cleaned the wound removing over 90 BB shots. Rio wreck claim also noted by San Francisco divers.
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