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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
4
The Bulletin lists monthly and daily sales figures and rates, invites business inquiries into accuracy, and compares coverage with Advertiser and Evening Echo. It also comments on public affairs, legal actions, and civic issues including governance, justice, and territorial matters.
A fire at Thy Hall store damaged five windows on two sides as the glass area opened to view from the street. Fire chief and witnesses described rapid response. authorities urged caution to prevent a repeat incident and protect downtown property.
Reports say a Chinese woman attacked a police station after warrant service on Attacked by a woman. The incident began when a warrant was served at a residence on Police Street. The woman resisted, striking officers and injuring one as she fought to avoid arrest. The younger woman was arrested and taken to the police station, while the mother followed amid growing tension.
The Oahu Athletic Club plans a meeting tonight to form the organization, elect officers, and set membership rules. The club room is at King Street and the boxing instructor will lead athletics with broad experience. monthly exhibitions and public entertainments are planned.
Supreme Court decision sustains Virginia Gomer v Portuguese Mutual Benefit Society of Mawash. Dispute over by laws allowed medical attendance and daily stipends. Court notes society’s officers warned member of suspension if he did not comply with hospital stay and loans. Majority opinion by Chief Justice Prear with two justices concurring. Attorneys Whiting Robinson and Vivue for plaintiff. De Bolt for defendant.
A historical assessment notes expanding labor organization and intensified capital influence. It argues unions learn from disputes, cultivate disciplined leadership, and channel activism to avoid riots. The piece highlights two intelligent leaders guiding efforts to balance disruption with constructive resolve.
The fragment describes a pursuit led by a High Sheriff named Nowa toward a location referred to as Wherealatin of the ulgh yothee. It notes an event at 40 tah and an action involving the tire department. Helbig parried and another lad was taken away in the ery ab.
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