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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1901

Page

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Home Rule Proposal Quiet Work Behind Scene

A hawaiian led Independent Home Rule faction hints at a possible special session tied to income tax appeals and government revenue. Members pledge to oppose county bill discussion and push for revenue from government, not Senate or House allocations, while praising fire department support from local business owners.

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Sal show, you the pi agents a chance to ty

Sal show offers a chance for Pi Agents to try new roles in a modest program. The piece notes community interest and invites participants to engage with the project and explore collaboration opportunities.

Twenty Mile Relay Race and Bulletin Voting Details

Readers witness a noisy relay with contenders Castle Judge Perry Moore Robertson Gorman Thompson and others shaping the race while a crowd in the stands follows the evolving positions. The Bulletin announces voting coupons, subscription options, and vote totals tied to Bulletin issues and new subscribers.

Jinke T Bulletin Price Batt Way Castle Perry Moore Robertson Gorman Thompson Ingworth Tiis de Hoya Anish Leslie Spain Herrick Williams I Ghillingworth Dayton Jackson Bowers Bullock Moore Sheldon Gay Santos Cummings Castle Ha Perry Duncan Aylett Mahuka Mic Ageil Bulletin Submariner

Kauai Plantations Hear Labor Views From Jones

Morte Jones the French interpreter in the Chronic Court reports from Kauai that planters seek more labor but reject Porto Rican workers. He notes heavy rainfall across the island and describes water needs at Wahiawa and Koloa, plus high output from irrigation pumps and farm machinery orders.

Morte Jones Ka~ua Jones Bulleti Garden Ile Kauai Hawaii Kaual Wahiawa Koloa Lawal

Chinese Deportation Ruling Could Exclude 250 Absentees

The Chinese Consul faces a ruling that may depor t 250 absent residents. Much Chat and 520 other Chinese in Hawaii confront registration delays after June 4. The court ruled noncompliance with law cannot be excused by office hours or lack of notice. Chinese officials push for certificates before departure to preserve residency rights.

Much Chal Hawaii China Biea Pun Kwai Leong Hans Internal Revenue Office Mawali Revenue Office Chamberlain

Judge Chides Non Lawyer Magistrate in Hawaiian Court

An oral exchange in Judge Gear's Hawaiian court features a magistrate who never practiced law being questioned about his qualifications. The judge asks if the appointee, a preacher, had prior legal experience and if Governor Dole chose him, noting the unconventional path to the bench and the magistrate’s uncertain replies.

Walunne Dole Ntral Union Ste Cougle Supreme Goveernor Valonae

Ember charges loom over island funds case

A local defendant, named Bonrayr, is charged with embezzlement for allegedly collecting money for law on the islands and failing to remit funds. Attorney Kantukeu is noted, and the case before Judge Gear adjourned for junior advisement after a hearing.

Rian Telat Lamehan Kantukeu

Habeas corpus writ sought for Yamane Aemehiro case

The writ application challenges a prior conviction as unconstitutional and argues denial of a fair trial. The case features Attorney General Cathcart opposing, with a Supreme Court appearance by Justice Junine Gear noted and court actions delaying guardianship and estate matters including Antonio de Silva and Henry Congdon. A hearing is set for August 27, and administrator roles and bond details are listed with related estate proceedings forthcoming Central authority pending.

RM Brown Yamane Aemehiro Tweedy Prigum Ueder Howe Sppeniou Junine Depuy Cathcart Judav Gene Wilcos Te Silva Antonia de Silva J. A. W Desorio William A. Hall Tuewlay Makusor Welliesany Henry Smith Ut Oma H. A. P. Carter Didge George Carter Ore Entate Charles Holt Henry Congdon

Swilel Dwellers Turn On Streets In Crime Wave

Local denizens of Swilel corral are said to be prowling streets at night seeking cover. Police were alerted after two women and several men were questioned in court about thefts and drug use as officers run leads across multiple districts.

Swilel Corral Japan Ita

Inquest Behind Closed Doors Over Black Yard Fire

The inquest into the Black Yard fire is held behind closed doors with no newspaper access. The session examined the stable staff and witnesses about how the blaze started and the events at the stables. A jury meeting followed to discuss further questions and testimonies.

Black Yard Afhatime Rion Teouurer Ward Sylva Manuel Rodrigue

Japanese Gamblers Cited After Police Action in Court

In a Price Court proceeding a group of Japanese gamblers were confronted by a deputy sheriff and officers. Witnesses described police restraining the gamblers who were playing, and one man was seized for talking about leaving. Judge Wilcox advised foreigners to study local laws and consider returning home if unable to follow them.

Price Court Sheri Chillingworth Harkey Joy Tate Shorit Chillingworth Wilcox

Two Hoodlums Sent Over to Reform School

Wille Forest and Manuel Rosa, arrested yesterday for larceny in stealing chickens from GP Witter’s apprentices, faced Judge Wilcox who considered reform school as the outcome. Deputy Chillingworth urged guilty pleas, the youths admitted stealing the chickens for money, linking to prior run ins with authority and possible connection to recent robberies.

Wille Forest Mantie Rosa Manuel Rosa Wille Wilcox Fendant Willie Forrest Parent Manuel Willie Gem Ln Hal Cate Dee Wilder

Tantalus Road Project in Honolulu Government Plans

Public discussion centers on a four mile road from Manoa to Round Top and Sugar Loaf, funded as a gift from Samuel T Alexander. The project, approved by the Department of the Marine, will be supervised and then transferred to government control. Other urban works include Nowak Street repairs, Heretania widening, and a cement wall along a cemetery, financed by the first Hawaii cemetery appropriation.

Manoa Paulie I. Boyd Boyd Tle Samuel T Alexander Alexander Mate Hecorke Chie Lon Fond Round Top H.W Bohaetiers Place Heretania Navaso Kinge 4 Poke Pali Road Sife

Regatta Day Races Get Underway With Several Barge Events

The Regatta Committee sets Regatta Day races including six paralleled barge events for senior crews and freemen, plus a six oared race for Healant and Myetle Chibe members not in Pearl Harbor races. German teats and yacht races to be decided later by yachtamen. Two freeliner crews training at Healths Club compete for the top slot, Stokes leading one boat and Paul Jarrett guiding the other.

Frealmen Orem Healant Myetle Chibe Pearl Harbor Abell Teen Fay Yachtamen Ani Healths Club Stokes Panl Jarrett

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