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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1901
Page
5
Endorsements from medical men worldwide claim Taroena cures dyspepsia by improving digestion. Patients report stomachs tolerate ordinary food after using Taroena, with physicians noting comfort and improved appetite in many cases.
The afternoon report cites arrivals and departures including the schooner Twilight from Kanal and the Hongkong Mart off port. Edward Deverill of Oahu College seeks home on Kanal with a well furnished fete at 1240 Fort Street. the Dine dive incident is noted with a foot injury.
Managers of principal plantations met at Castle and Cooke offices to set a wage rate for hired labor. The Mluitors Association and managers reiterated efforts to agree on a method of pay that suits all plantations, with several prior meetings yielding no definite conclusion.
Chinese applicants sought writ of habeas corpus before Judge Bator to challenge their removal to Carson City Nevada. Petitioners arrived at Mariposa and claimed relocation within the United States. officials argued lack of jurisdiction since they were moving between U.S. locations. Case considered whether the court could hear the writ on those grounds and merits.
Walluku hosts a Saturday evening dance tonight in the new pavilion beside Lie Winliavs hotel. Mr and Mrs G Hoberton invite friends to attend the event aiming to lift spirits with social gatherings amid local calls for better evenings.
The report records Estee and Hulletin reporter Uile Morning in a chaotic exchange with Judge Kester about previous statements regarding Hawaii. The dialogue lacks clear context and presents garbled details on opinions toward native people and governance.
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