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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1901

Page

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Doctor Reveals Failures in Bow Wong Uprising Plan in China

Dr Sun explains lack of faith in Bow Wong leadership and recounts a failed September uprising aimed at overturning the Qing dynasty. He recalls a 400 to 4,000 strong Hong Kong force, limited ammunition, and the Wai Chow clash that left only five survivors and a captured leader.

Bulletin China Young China Wong Wonga Kang Yw Wei Singapore Hongkong Wai Chow Foo Kin Vhiety Mayer Ation U S Uume Ainaapare Atul Friends of Armel Formosa Boen Sutald

Steamer for the Pacific plans and stock details

The Grabe Company will incorporate in Trenton New Jersey to operate steamers and sailing ships from Seattle to the West Coast. Capital set at 1 000 000 with three steamers to sail to Atlantic ports and depart Beattie within ten days. Officers listed include Wil Han Nottingham, J W Cline Beattie, Lyman C Smith, and W W Brown with several Syracuse and Rochester stockholders.

Awell Grabe Trenton N.J Seattle Wootts Coast Aluwian Bayman Auathalion China Atlantic Beattie Wil- Han Nottingham Syricnse J. W. Cline Lyman C. Smith Syracuse W. W. Brown Ito Peererney Anther H. &. Holden W. A. Holden W. J. Smith A. T. Brown H. Wilkinson H. Babcock Rochester Koteeeseepeseres

House Members Debate Reports On Public Health And Land Bills

Lawmakers debated leprosy treatment under Home bill 67 and cautioned the Public Lands panel over street and tax proposals. The bodies tabled several measures including a Queen Street extension, a Kalihi stream project, a liquor tax rise, and cremation rules, with remarks on governance and delays.

Ater Sathey Beckley Committee of Public Health Ewallko Committee On Public Lande House Bil Hilo Public Landa Monsarrats Makukau Woeden Dickey Nis Volele M Vital J Queen Street Kalihi

Fiks and Ladies Reception and Dance

Ladies night at Waikiki boat house for the Wilks and wives of Elkows, hosted by Dr and Mrs Ki Cooper. The event featured floral decorations in purple, a pair of elk antlers at the entrance, and refreshments. Guests included Mrs Jerome Fisher and Mrs W Kennedy. Hawaiian band entertained as the gathering honored Elks members with polite, sociable proceedings.

Wilks Grand Lodge Honolity Lodge Elkews Ant Mra Cooper Waikiki Gooper Jerome B. Pteher Kennedy

Japan Demands Return of Emperor from Peking

In a diplomatic note from Peking Japan pressed for the Emperor Kwang Hsu to return to Beijing. Japanese officials warned that maintaining Chinese imperial integrity required prompt measures and mentioned possible international force if internal disorders could not be suppressed, with discussions involving China and foreign plenipotentiaries.

Peking Apr Mo-Koamura Yamaguteh Peluod Ching Kwang Hea Prince Ching Rome Paseilite Manchuria China Chiang Kwang Hu

Mil Gontragts Set for Island Routes

The Postoffice Department announces two new mail routes to Hawaii. The Inland Steam Navigation Company and Literelyind Steam Navigation Company, both Honolulu, will carry mail twice a month and weekly respectively on prioritized island legs. Additional dispatches may occur under contractor designation for several Hawaii routes.

Washington United States Mail Service Department Uslanda Hoobly Hawaii Inter-Inland Steam Navigation Company Honolulu Moy le Haevamaulé Landing Kapos Landing Anivolt Landing Siaveadanding Ka- Whiwa Landing Hanalei Kauai Litertylind Steam Navigation Company of Hana Kawnakiai Hite Waimea Gluele Nawiliwili Monalula Honuapo

Supreme Court Rules On Hawaii Liquor Case

The Supreme Court today considers a Hawaii Territory case in the District Court involving selling spirituous liquor without a license. The opinion notes no evidence of a second offense and holds the district court could not impose a life imprisonment sentence. the case was remanded with directions to impose a lesser punishment.

Decialon Renusreg Supreme Court Cne Territory of Hawaii Polomlen G. Heenae Dietrlet Lietrlot

Platy Scheme Regretted Havana Ag The Cui Gone

A garbled OCR item from Havana reports a platy scheme regretted and healing efforts noted. It mentions a May date, injury, and law matters with unclear names and events. The readable fragment hints at a political or community issue involving a national convention and local figures amid confusion.

Havana

Turned Out A Caucus In War Association Meeting

A War Association gathering convened on a Friday afternoon to discuss proposals to revamp the Territory of Mawali's judicial system. Chairman WO. Smith and Imendown opposed proceeding with funds, prompting a vote and subsequent confusion among attendees about lawful compliance and the meeting’s next steps.

War Association Mawali WO. Smith Imendown Auofryy McCliabun Lyvaun Kotler Bern Welme 4

County Meeting Urges Active Support For Home Rule

In front of the drill shed on Wednesday at 7 40, activists gather for a large county meeting inviting all. The session aims to demonstrate for the Home Rule party and to back its Senate leaders in promoting the County Bill, with Senior Kalanokalan presiding and speakers Deelagate Hovert Wilcox KN Boyd Pua and J B Bush slated to speak.

Tomers Home Rule Party Senate Dill Pinane Kalanokalan Wil Deelagate Hovert Wilcox Kn, Boyd Fam Pua J.B. Bush

Unclear worded monarchic arbitration on Bamonn Wallua claim

A damaged OCR fragment discusses arbitration by King Oscar of Norway and Sweden over a claim between the United States Great Britain and Germany. It mentions Stockholm and reactions to military operations. The text is incomplete and contains many errors, hindering precise details about the dispute and outcomes.

Wikington Oscar Norway Sweilig United States Btockholm Caene Simo

Court actions part in Judge Gear court docket

In Judge Gear court the puni nor of crlntal canoe work dropped from calendar. Manned Slough charged with being wrongfully upon the premians of an other, and Rita Rilya charged with disposing of intoxicants, nolle prosequy entered. Kale and Napollons pled guilty to selling liquor without licenses, sentences suspended until August term. Manuel Siva pleaded guilty to due ulling spirituous liquor, sentence deferred until May. The Republic of Hawaih v Tanaka driving case was dismissed.

Gear Rita Rilya Manuel Siva Republic of Hawaih Va Tanaka Haved

Jown R. Musick Dies in Omaha At Jown R. Musick obituary

Jown R Musick journalist author and politician died of heart failure at his Omaha apartment on April 14 He wrote historical tales for young readers and served as twice president of the Author Gulf of New York City He was a devoted member of the Kinielite of Pythiae and active in community affairs.

Omaha Neb Jobs HK Munick Hie Thin City Meg Musick Greser Gulf of New York City Kinielite of Pythiae Mbnwcutel

Canal to Be Neutral Treaty Text Scrambled

In a garbled April New York era piece the text questions neutrality of canal terms and references a treaty. The passage mentions figures and places in an unclear way, suggesting a debate on whether the canal remains neutral amid wartime or political pressures.

County Ill Before Senate Counts Reading On Hawaii Finances

Territorial finance debates occupy Hawaii loan bills in a long Senate session. Carter and Achi clash over reporting and printing of measures while independent members push action. Discussions cover borrowing limits, annual indebtedness, and prudence in expenditures to avoid overreach.

Wass and Means Hawaii Raparta Mears Carter Achi Rumal Fda Barrowins Senate

Anniversary Ball Open To Public At Association

An anniversary event hosted by The Vo MC A Association will be held tonight and is open to the public. Invitations have been sent to all members, and portions of the program include a private panel discussion and a ceremonial toast at the auditorium.

House Bebatur Carter Senate Carter Kanuha Rashid Sperkat Khe Ampiat London War ‘Office Aurrendern Mary Offee Golline

Cars Must Go Campaign Sparks Local Traffic Debate

A fragmented notice outlines a car sale drive led by Nanere Ay Ape and Aine Pree in Camb cp te ethe ABs, urging rapid disposal of 16 vehicles amid community concerns about street congestion and property use.

Drier 16 in trouble in Deer Muety Nie case

Drier 16 is sought for obtaining money by false pretenses. Mart y Bren nan of Heenan and Kelly appeared in Cabana court citing a Deer Muety Nie incident and an officer planned to arrest him. He fled to Riveworth Jone books for various sums after losing funds, totaling from five to one hundred dollars.

Honohu Westeriay Marty Brennan Heenan & Kelly Zinkwnd Baffet Orlor

Palibank v United States ruling on export tax law

Washington April 1 The Supreme Court handed down an opinion in Palibank v United States striking down the war revenue law tax on export bills as unconstitutional. Justice Brewer authored the decision joined by Justices Harlan Gray White McKenna.

Washington United Shirer Supreme Court Palibank United States Justice Brewer Justiort Harlan, Gray McKentia Die

McKinley Plans Complete Polar Trip Details

President McKinley and party will depart Washington by Southern Railway on April 20 for a multi leg voyage to the Pacific coast and back. The itinerary includes private cars for the President and Mrs McKinley, multiple Pullman cars, and travel via New Orleans and Portland with railway officials and a passenger trade manager in attendance.

Washington Mra McKinley Southeen Railway Paschile Coast YeLwern Arty Here New Orleans Portland EC. McCormick Mariger Southern Pacific

Water Front Property Lease Advertisement near Queen Street

Advertising a long term lease for a fine waterfront property of 8 625 square feet located just east of the old Honolulu Iron Works on Queen Street near Milh. The listing appears in the To Bet column with leasing terms to be discussed.

Lenner Monty Vida Honolulu Queen Street Milh Bet

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