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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1902
Page
1
The latest report states the remains of Charion Fate and Mrs. Pair will be held here while lawyers decide whether to examine them in New York to determine the exact cause of death. The Faire family has consented via cable.
Big attendance marks two games as national and American leagues push for supremacy. The Maller team faces a pivotal clash with rival college players in a bid to climb standings while the Kats seek a fraction of glory in a decisive afternoon. The Honolulun and Coston Hanne clash looms as a potential foregone conclusion, with Pryce expected to star for the Hawt. Coaches weigh end of season strategy amid calls for fair play and consistent effort.
Italian King Victor Emmanuel prepares to visit Berlin amid Austro German talks on disarmament while Italian officials and ministers anticipate a grand welcome. The article links the visit to Emperor Franz Joseph and mentions potential future trips to France, with observers noting the political aims behind the cultural events. Also included are scattered baseball and league standings items from Philadelphia, Chicago, and Cleveland, plus brief notes on other games and arrivals in the Alameda.
Republicans face a hard choice for party standard bearer as delegates from the Fourth District wrestle over who can beat the Democrats. A caucus at Republican HQ debated the territorial convention lineup and pledges while factions clash over candidates for the Senate and House.
In clear August sunlight three big battleships and the Admiral Mikchon squad defend the coast from hostile feet. The ships ride anchor with short cables, alert for danger signals but no enemy ships seen by noon. Conditions favor the defenders as reports from Welland indicate no sighting of foes.
A fragmentary report cites a letter from Senator George Perkins, dated in Han Franckeson, claiming Japanese officials in Washington stated they do not intend to contest the late United States stance on Marcus Joland. The dispatches describe a tremor indication and a referenced tremor in a BOWE paper.
An Associated Press dispatch notes Che Wytene and others awaiting travel in San Francisco before steamship Alameda cull. Attorney General Bros returns to charity from Atlantic City vacation and plans to depart for New York to sail near Wednesday on the Dreamy. Reports of European trip discussions and protests are noted in a fragmented telegraphic update.
The United Army squad plans a direct departure to Mandas this afternoon from Dareluck for a key assignment. A large contingent is packing aboard, with 280 coats to be transported to the destination.
England claimed the national doubles tennis title with a 12-10 victory in the final. Doherty and Ward beat Holcomb and Owlett, after defeating Ward and Davis earlier to secure the Navin International Trophy and the national championship, cited as a historic triumph for the sport in this country.
The voyage begins with the new vessel Malar leaving anchorage for the President Rowdy voyage. The trip proceeds toward Cayo and York Port with an on course test at 6 Kwate from the starboard mark. The crew reports on time, observations, and a measured cost of 17.2 kanes for the operation.
The report describes a Newport tennis championship with Hartel, Layne, and Doherty among competitors. Whitman defeats Collins while Dowerty and Clatiien show strong form, and Uwaherty faces Ale dom in a tense set.
A note from the Episcopal diocese of Hown Juli records the arrival of Bishop Restay and a visit by Governor aid Min. Date and territorial chiefs with wives. The gathering includes Rewtarick and Minn Rewtarick, Ny Rey, Alex Mackintosh, Moe Mackintosh, and spouses of the university members, with a committee to be formed by Thompaun and others for the event.
Camarings petitions DG presented to Treasurer Mc Wright for no Tait paloon to the Ganbelmue hwer garden at Kine amt Alakea wrerts. The petitioner offers to pay the paying fee of 600 a year and bonds to ensure no charges arise. He extollsWy Whur as a retreat for workers and cites potential benefits under the oleeietaneda plan.
Fragmentary notes describe a debate or torment related to Fanning Island featuring a mention of a premier and various unclear terms. The readable portions hint at a discussion or event with limited contextual clarity and several garbled phrases. Further text is needed for a precise summary.
In the Ayethiren criminal term Judge Car grapples with a motion by Deputy Attorney Gonens Cathcart to continue hearings. The court delays ruling, noting the question’s weight and discharging jurors who refused service, while other cases await further consideration and a continuance request for Talila Hayadldie.
Internal Revenue Collector Mey and deputies arrested Tom Fong yesterday evening at Kalbl near the elaborate plant. The firewater operation ran from 72 to 120 degrees proof. Commanding officer KO& GUE held a preliminary examination and he was committed for appearance before the Federal Grand Jury.
The Kahome arrived inland from Bt Luanha today as Mont Bele erupted at noon. The eruption plunged the area into darkness for five miles, with AC remaining dim for twenty minutes afterward.
The visit by President Roosevelt drew 15,000 people from across the area to the City Wall platform where he delivered a brief addressing speech lasting about seventy minutes, praising national progress and rallying support.
A waterfront coal pile at the Inter Island Company yard caught fire in the early morning. Fire crews used water to wash coal from the pile while pumps and engines worked to suppress the blaze. The blaze caused significant damage mid pile but was not deemed highly dangerous. investigators could not yet determine total losses. President J A Kotivddy and Captain Haglund were on site.
Chicago dispatch reports Congressman Hitt of Northern Assicia fell seriously ill. He traveled to Stratford Hotel and was taken to a station to await a return home to Mount Morris. Authorities say he is ailing, with no further injury reported at this time.
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