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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1901
Page
4
August notes from Honolulu postal matter and bulletin street sales show total sales figures for the first ten days of the month, with calls for businessmen to verify accuracy. Hartwell is attacked for misrepresentation and questioned as a government agent or private contractor connected to a cable scheme near Hemlworth.
A recent addition to Kus te Field's published work appears as A Lite He Hook at Tribune Verwe with poems from the Heaver Tribune. Editors Jomepi Le brown and others publish selections that span piety, childhood, and grave themes, praising Field's originality.
Fragmented report quotes ex-Governor and territorial leaders amid constitutional friction in Hawaii and Alabama. It notes labor unions setting high celebration standards, debates on public work funding, a special session, and optimistic yet unsettled Territorial income amid national critiques of governance and race tensions.
In a period interest, Senator Perkins questioned Alsh Hartwell over his blockade of a cable project. The bulletin alleged Hartwell acted as a special agent of President Dole, raising questions about authority and public support for a private corporation.
Chinese gamblers faced fines after a Saturday incident in Bolloe Court District involving alleged plkwn gambling. Deputy Sheriff and officers arrested several individuals as part of a broader crackdown, with white residents urging even treatment for all. The report notes arrests and ongoing efforts to curb gambling operations in the area.
Reported growth of vagrants near Capitol grounds in Honolulu amid police efforts. Citizens observed questionable individuals lingering near the arena during day and night, with residents calling for stricter access controls and safer nighttime activity near Richards Street. City authorities note recurring police court cases tied to vagrancy and public disturbances around the Capitol area.
Acting Governor Cooper hosted Delegate Wilcox and others on a Peninsula trip aboard a launch to Pearl Harbor. Wilcox praised the harbor and said funding for the new Congress sewer and Pearl Harbor improvements would be pursued, with Navy support aimed at developing the base and future interests in the area.
In the Kellet Camp area near Diarept Locality residents complain of nuisances from Rambling RAR activity and cheap liquor fueling debauchery. A man appeared in Police Court admitting guilt to a charge tied to a crime after claim of blindness and inability to work, saying he resorted to selling liquor to survive.
Walulua Anished grinding on Friday reported a season yield of 12,000 tons, about 4,000 tons short of the estimate. The stock was offered on the stock board this morning for 78 dollars a share.
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