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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1902
Page
8
A wave of socialist protests in Belgium escalates into street fighting and police clashes. Reported turmoil in Brussels and surrounding districts includes bayonets, injuries, and at least sixteen arrests, as authorities vow to curb disturbances and preserve order amid political upheaval.
Government actions aim to curb anti competitive practices in the beef industry. The Interstate Commerce Commission and U S Department of Agriculture discuss potential measures including mediation and inquiry to address monopolistic tendencies and price controls. The report references federal oversight and possible congressional bills affecting firms operating within major markets.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a bulleted bulletin urging readers to send the weekly edition to friends. It mentions a British steamer ashore and a meeting about heat toward a kiwi castle, with stray, unreadable names and garbled phrases. A subscription note offers a $1 yearly rate.
Extend heartfelt thanks for the kindness and consideration shown by many friends and community members during the bereavement period. The message expresses gratitude for support and condolences received around the time of the recent bereavement.
Notice states feinkawen tad Lelett dewietuteerits iy Hawai will meet at Waverly Mall on Sunday morning Sprit SFU. It mentions a permanent-dreanbentic Herter List and a meeting time chaired by Cd. McCANTHY for Xt Patriel's Day Cam.
Notice to creditors of John Bryant estate and Austin Publishing Company Limited. Administered estates in Honolulu. Court schedules a May 14 meeting at 9 am to prove claims. Referee in Bankruptcy WM Fleming presides. Hawaii notices filed April 2 and 3.
The report covers early rounds of a golf tournament with players named such as J Corkbuen and Prince Capit. Several matches completed while others continue, with rankings and pairings listed and games ongoing into May.
Judge hears Mrkinyre who recently inherited a large sum from Scotland. He claimed no income tax due and faced questions on spending and investments since the tax act. The court calculated about 1700 in income and ordered 24 to government. Mrkinyre appealed. Kerr and Livingston assist. Reception invitations listed.
Shipping notices record arrivals and sailings aboard vessels such as the Walabeate from Anatolia and Mikuhaln Geegury from Koloa, listing passengers including W. Schaaf and Sra Mahalami among 21 deck aboard. The report notes sailing Fridays for Maun Loa and Shmerkou to Hawaii and Maui ports, with additional crew and freight details and a weather section showing April temperatures and rainfall.
A Hawaii silk initiative led by Miho and Kate Atherton explores cocoon silk weaving at King Street. Bank of Hawaii president Cooke and Planters' Association head Whitney discuss supporting silk as a plantation industry. A sample will be sent to Japan for testing before broader use.
A meeting called by Davies aims to organize a local fea and seafood festival at Henry Seaport. Attendees include Bishop Nichols and Dr. Smith. The plan emphasizes wholesome outdoor recreation, cooperation with the Seamen's Institute, and support for sea farers, sports, and local ornaments.
Advertises ready made summer skirts claimed to rival custom dresses in quality and appearance. Features white pique skirts with multiple flounces, plain linen styles, and mercerized linen in blood blue brown and muted shades. Prices range from 3.50 to 45.00.
The notice announces HR. B. Sri ke appointed First Assistant Harbor Major for the Port of Honolulu, replacing A. F. Marx. It details rule changes to the Hack Stand system effective May 1, 1903 including new hack stands No. 24 and No. 25, plus fare changes such as one dollar for single passengers and one dollar and a half for no passengers. It also sets penalties for standing in nonstand areas and lists enforcement by police.
The Evening Bulletin reports SSHBALL Saturday as Malletiina faces Artillery at Kaplolant Park at 2 30 PM. The lineup includes catcher Geo Clark pitcher Wilt Arm base Carl Fester with a veteran lineup featuring Akau WH Avil Tebin center field Dash Miley Lavat Jones Hinown Lemey and Lieut Hehe. Tickets and memberships priced at 75 cents per month.
A fragmented passage reflects on visual perception and reading posture. It discusses holding a book or paper differently to reveal an error in perception or concentration, noting slight changes in attention reveal deeper meaning beyond mere stitching or surface details.
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