21 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1902
Page
1
A. Kaulia dies at Kapalama after a day of routine activity. A coroner's jury investigates the death, while Chief Justice Frear presides over a two week Supreme Court session. Attendees include Acting Governor Cooper and numerous officials. the court faces calendar adjustments and habeas corpus considerations in related matters.
A fragment notes a not guilty verdict claim and lists several men summoned as additional return in Federal Courts. Names include Chas J label Frank J Woollbridge H Kruger Chas Phil pyre CT Witter ALR Hatford and A Hardy. Attachments served on John Emmerath and George Campbell after they failed to answer house summons when the panel was called.
The United States Fish Commission ship Albatrow capt Thoma returned from a two week fishing cruise Saturday afternoon. She nearly finished scientific work off Molokat and also worked off Lanal and Myul. The crew reported many specimens secured by the new method, with valuable scientific material. The Albatros is at Navy wharf No 1 and will stay days for overhaul. Scientists aboard will have time to conduct further work at Peart Harbor.
Catholics here oppose the Board of Health action to withdraw from a local mission. Father Wendelin, lauded for years among leprosy patients, is blamed amid clergy and lay ferment. A general Catholic meeting is planned to discuss legal options and potential court action as hostility toward the board grows.
Young baseball men aim to gain trustees approval at Oxha College for a season at the campus grounds. They plan a systematic approach to donate gate receipts to the McKinley Memorial Fund and enlist Memorial Fund Committee sympathy to speed consent.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a trip to see the coronation of King Edward in London in June. Henry Waterhowe intends to travel to England with his wife to witness the ceremony, visit friends and acquaintances, and address any business matters during the trip.
Confirmation services were held at St Clement's chapel Maklkt with Bishop Nichols officiating. The church and the alert were crowded, and some had to stand in the garden. Priest Nichile delivered the sermon and conducted the confirmation. There were twenty three candidates.
A Sunday baseball game at Keplolant Park drew a small crowd and provided opportunities for several young players. The contest featured the Artilery and Stullo Hina teams, with the Artilery side claiming the victory amid a quiet venue.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention delays from The Coast at To mi om the roth Inat with reference to Sap Praneioen and marginally expected arrival this afternoon or evening. Mentions rescheduling and dawn plans pending further files and updates.
The schooner Twilight, captained by Thompson, ran aground on rocks near Kauai while ashore with lumber in her hold. Despite attempts to save her, the vessel suffered severe damage and may be abandoned. the Twilight had a long history including repairs after prior wrecks and changes of ownership with no insurance.
Residents report a disfigured Government road across Koolualoa Strict with many holes. Travel is dangerous even by day and locals stay home at night. Misfortune follows a broken wagon and another vehicle sinking into ruts. Kalapan travelers require stout stocks and climbing aids to cross rock piles. Laie sales shrink as vendors struggle. Community pleads for action, yet no work has begun.
A fragmentary notice announces a Fourth District meeting of a former committee at the Kline building on Weber Street. The event begins at around 6 o'clock in the afternoon to conduct unspecified matters related to civic or committee business. The text is garbled but implies an internal transaction or agenda item.
A historical report details the Quaker or tasking of naval ships near Kauai to conduct target practice on a coral reef near the island. Captain Rodman explains plans to simulate a naval engagement by firing on marked rocks and shells while keeping crew safe. The mission includes towing a target and observing from ship and shore as part of a drill.
An accident near the ring caused severe injuries to a worker, with a gash requiring a finger to pass and a ten foot wide area damaged. The victim, described as brave, was taken to the hospital in a patrol wagon for treatment and likely to be said to recover in coming days.
Charles King, a Hawaiian educator at the Kamehameha school, announced Kellinalot’s resignation will take effect next month. Kellinalot will remain until May to pursue alternate duties. King praised Kellinalot as capable and regretful of his departure, forecasting success in his future role in education.
The funeral for James K Kaulia will depart Kaw makepill Chapel at 2:30 PM Saturday. Pallbearers include two Home Rule executive members, two from the Dar Ano clation, two from the police force, and two from the Steve Jones union. Honorary pallbearers will be aldermen from the Home Rule executive committee. Rev Lane will conduct services with others to be announced. Executive committee will meet Thursday night to draft resolutions and name speakers for the funeral.
A fragment reports the Hongkong Maru seen from San Francisco approach Walmanstow at 1 o'clock this afternoon with plans to pass by at about 2:45 PM. The note notes a sighting with uncertain location and timing.
A Honolulu court report details jurors summoned for a term of the United States Circuit Court in Hilo. Names listed include Baldwin Maul Gouvea and McCandions among others. Several jurors were excused and thirteen remained for selection. Sentences ordered for two men and a bank case adjourned to tomorrow. Governor Cooper appeared in a separate matter involving the Auditor. The court adjourned to honor Jay Kaulla.
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