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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1901
Page
1
The Hawaii Senate considers bills on bird protection and public works funding, with petitions for road and wharf improvements and opposition to the Dispensary bill. Major actions include third readings on the bird protection act and the Dispensary bill, plus committee reports on road taxes and education measures.
A customs collector, Suithies of Mabukena, was fined 25 for contempt of court by Judge Kdings of the Third Circuit. The action prompted an investigation to refund the penalty. The officer, Smitties, claimed exemption from jury duty under regulations, was summoned, served a bench warrant, and fined 28 for contempt. A second unrelated note mentions the death of Kernilant Mark, a trainer at Kernilant, on a Saturday afternoon.
Report covers rulings and remarks from Judge Humphreys on cases including George B. Lee charged with wanmutt and battery and Thomas Batty charged with forgery. Mentions juror citizenship dispute, attorney statements, and motions awaiting further argument. Also notes pleas of guilty and sentences for assault and larceny proceedings, with references to Supreme Court motions and other civil matters.
A fragmentary notice announces the founding of Lodge of Faks 10 with ceremonial details. The readable text mentions plans for the event tonight and a gathering of members and observers. The fragmentary OCR obscures many names and terms but preserves the core action of a lodge formation proceeding that evening.
A fragmented notice lists names such as Kenney, Heattle, and Spokane figures for a grand lodge gathering. After work is completed a social session and light refreshments will follow, with a banquet and a ladies’ champion event planned for an evening.
Gov Dole vetoes dog tax bill approval. He objects to increases, cites aims to improve dog quality and reduce vagrant dogs. He notes amendments to Civil Law section 14 and urges compilation rather than new enactment. Sanford B. Dole issues executive statement April 19 1901.
Special agent McCabe from the Revenue Department arrives to supervise registration aimed at Chinese residents. He sets a May 1 deadline, with 20 new deputies and offices at the Collector of Revenue in the Capitol building. Officials warn of deportations for noncompliance and urge prompt action before the final surge.
Reading shows Kilohnan Art League schedules events in May and June. The notice lists exhibition dates and venues, with specific Sundays and related activities. Names such as Vernah Gay appear in the readable lines, along with the months May and June and the word attendees, suggesting a community art display schedule.
The House reconvened at five o clock, debating Saturday minutes and appointments. A committee report on KE Alpha Aina bribery exonerated Nie Hote and—after apologies—the editor was forgiven, while Queen Lilokitant’s penal bill faced table or rejection and a wire tax measure passed amid votes and amendments.
A large majority of workers at Howardite shops plan to resume duties Saturday afternoon after a halt. Strikers threatened nonproducers but two C C Sterling men reported to work and forced a return to duty. Bosses promise limited disruption with pay at half-day rates after 12 o clock Saturday.
The Painters Union No. 1 of Monobulis held a meeting in April and declines to work more than seven houses on Saturday. They reserve four full days pay for the make. The committee reports the decision and outlines terms, with mood of solidarity among white laborers.
An adopted child of Mire Baral Kalama of Makoway died after a lengthy illness. She was not yet twenty when she passed away following a period of sickness. The plan funeral is set for tomorrow morning at the Heh wehoot, but travel restrictions require her return by 19 Maul due to health concerns.
The Windsor closed on Maui as plans shift for the Maui hotel opening this week. Mr and Mrs G B Robertson have operated the Windsor for two years. When rooms are full, guests will be sent to the Windsor and back and forth arrangements with lake wears are mentioned.
April 13 at Waitokia the Hutchinsons and their company staged a colored leading and gentle troupe. the performance drew a poor crowd and a few in the audience threw ration cages on the stage while rain dampened the event.
The regular annual meeting of the MMA will be held this month at the hall. Directors are to be elected to succeed Board members Heardmare and Weedon. A year in review will be read by the live board secretary with remarks and plans for the coming year.
A group of fourteen physicians plans a public protest against the anti vaccination bill passed by both houses. A committee including Dr Wood Dr Bite Dr Maye and Dr Meyers will draft resolutions for Governor Dole urging a veto. The resolution will be presented tonight for adoption.
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