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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
4
A Honolulu bulletin discusses Republican Territorial Committee debates and calls for duty among members. It critiques resignations rumors, Governor public policy, and urges attendance to ensure committee action and fiscal responsibility amid territorial progress concerns.
Morris Gregory secretary of the Friends Ansnitation for the Abolition of State Regulated Vice reports a frank interview with President Roosevelt. Gregory notes Roosevelt defended a straightforward government stance and rejected pandering to vice.
W C Smith challenged the paper’s take on the first interview and offered a milder critique. He argued Governor Dole’s renomination would expose political dilemmas in Hawaii, calling for candor and straight dealing while acknowledging private views on Dale’s resignation as a potential signaling move.
The Republican Territorial committee vows to rectify past errors and uphold party integrity. It stresses readiness to reverse missteps, respect conventions, and maintain discipline while awaiting Governor Doles actions and Roosevelt at Washington. It urges focus on pressing territorial issues and labor concerns.
The Melaterial Union met in Central Union church parlors with Rev. J. B. Erdman presiding and Rev. J. W. Waldron as secretary. An address titled A Study of Hereinia was given, followed by several ministerial talks and closing prayer by Rev. W. H. Rice. The program for 1908 lists topics and speakers including Rev. TL Howe, Rev. R. A. Torrey, Rev. W. M. Kincaid, and Rev. J. P. Redman, with a program committee led by Rev. W. D. Westervelt.
The coroner jury returned that Herman Lubeck died by drowning in Honolulu around November 2, 1901, due to an accident rather than suicide, but concluded the act was the result of a premeditated murder by an unknown person or persons. The inquest heard conflicting testimonies, autopsy notes described head abrasions, and witnesses including Mrs. Lubeck, Rooney, Lewis, and others testified about events surrounding the case and possible motives.
A New York dispatch reports the Sunny South weekly will discontinue the tale No Other Way from Bir Walter Honant as a response to objections over a controversial plot line involving a forced marriage to a negro criminal. Editors blame mental indigestion and defend readers while asserting distant colonists would not notice.
The notice outlines interest allowances after July 1, 1808 for fixed deposits. Rates are 2 percent after one month, 3 percent after three and six months, 3.19 percent after six to twelve months, and 4 percent for twelve months.
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