Evening Bulletin in Honolulu, Hawaii

New Customs Regulation Curbs Foreign-Port Ship Movements

A Monday First Edition reports a new Custom House regulation allowing ships from foreign ports to call only at ports of destination. Ships must enter at the port of entry district, carry officers to the destination, and return to the entry port to clear. A ship may visit only one non-entry port per voyage, with costs borne by the vessel. The rule stems from growing trade and increased foreign vessel arrivals. TELEGRAPHING NOTE Marconi experiments on wireless telegraphy between South Foreland and Boulogne are reported, with a Times dispatch describing the first Marconi system message. Police Court notes follow, listing cases of gambling, cruelty to animals, drunkenness, and a court ejectment proceeding, plus a physician's testimonial about Chamberlain's Remedy for a child's whooping cough.