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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
4
A fragmentary notice from The Morning Oregon bulletin hints at political campaigning in a chaotic preface. It mentions Wallace Farrington and a post office filing, with uncertain references to a candidate or agenda and territorial delegate context.
The text discusses public sport and leisure planning with references to a league and civic betterment. It highlights midtier athletic aims, outdoor recreation, and the need for youth opportunity through organized play. It stresses civic duty and the value of athletic facilities for future generations.
Secretary Wilson reports that steps have been ordered to prevent rinderpest entering Hawaii and the United States. Instructions were issued to guard Pacific coast ports, require turnover of susceptible animals to the Department of Agriculture for quarantine, and supervise by the Bureau of Animal Industry amid ongoing fears of the cattle plague spreading across regions and continents.
The notice corrects a previous report about six machinists arriving for work. It states only three began, they do not intend to work for the firm, and they were informed by Ry Scott in San Francisco there was no strike. They will refrain from work pending forces align with the union.
March 2 report from Salt Lake City notes The Standard Oil Company agrees to pay 85 million for patents owned by Salt men. The invention relates to a device for petroleum refining that promises lower cost and greater efficiency than existing methods.
Readable segments show legislative diary style with mentions of committee reports on fraud labor, Honolulu matters, Penal Laws, and proposed acts. The text references city works, public health, taxation, and a Catholic Easter service program, plus a salary and labor note for a painter at 90 King St.
The article describes polo as an exciting outdoor game and notes a group formed by local youths playing Sundays. It highlights ground shortages at Moana and praises players such as Charley Judd Henry Darrety and Kearee Piller for their skill and sportsmanship.
The article describes a heavy hitting Orn Poto Cub lineup facing tough Maul team in an upcoming game. Veteran Fred Damon stands out for dash and daring while Anil and Allert Waterhmine are noted for strength. Positions and selections for Chartey Gorey Tad Henry Damon are discussed as the team gears up for the 20th clash.
The Supreme Court this morning remanded the Miner divorce suit to the Circuit Court for further action. The decision reverses a lower court ruling granting $1000 to Hate and Stina Attorneye for the defendant. Newley and wife, plus Carton and Fry, are named as parties in the case. the travelers in the Gaelic tour are mentioned in the source text.
A 60 foot wide east side road will extend to the sea with cross roads between blocks. Each lot fronts from forty to ten feet above sea level. No swamps or freshets nearby. A large manufacturing company may buy part of the property. The owner will give all chances to purchasers. The ground is superior and the premises lie in the city.
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