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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1903
Page
8
A three to four year old boy nearly drowned near the quarantine wharf while bathing with a companion. A passing young man assisted, the child was pulled from the water and taken to the Young Brothers’ residence for care.
Proceedings discuss authorization for cemetery purchase by Public Works and refunds to Aylett for water rates paid to Honolulu Water Works. Committee considerations cover fringe costs, canal and wharf properties, and franchise debates, with recommendations to table bills and await Senate action. Names include Aylett, Kellie, Nakaleaka, Kealawa, Knudsen, and Diamond’s Franchi.
A legislative session in Hawaii discussed inserting 20 000 into the Appropriation Bill for the Territorial Band. The proposal outlined monthly salaries for musicians, totalling 18 000 per year for two years, plus allowances for special performers. The measure included a clause that only Territory of Hawaii citizens may serve as band members. The debate paused as the House adjourned with attendance uncertain.
The text describes a plan to permit filming the wink for a brief five minute period then a move to a hall for a later gathering. It mentions expected arrival and a house resolution or instruction at a specific time, but the fragmentary OCR leaves key details unclear.
The Gheeks 10 Siam includes M A Cheeky known locally, with ties to the YMCA. Hank of Hewall, and companions planning to reach Siam by steamer via China and Singapore then Bangkok to establish business. Cheek’s father long involved in teak and his family connected to early missionaries. They intend to settle in Bangkok eventually.
In a morning Police Court session Coleationn was fined one hundred for gambling at a home on Lile Street last night. Officers Renesr and McDuie reported no clear evidence against Lue An tone Cruz who was seen with a wolf and a notariose Kakasho Jalyt by Wofectiven. A sed an had Henna lawt night, and Kaluda faced a charge of poelying etolin goods with the case adjourned until temersa.
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