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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
5
A New York World report notes King Edward I announces honors to presidents and crowned heads at the coronation. The piece hints at a grand exhibit likely to feature a vast fabric segment and a striking twentieth century world display.
The case in the court this forenoon featured Alfret pleading guilty after a long argument before Judge Wilcox. Ney claimed police harassment and defended his conduct while intoxicated, accusing officers of mistreatment. Officer Hubbel testified Ney was found on Nuuanu Street around 11 pm and caused trouble, with the arrest ending in a fine of 2 dollars plus costs.
Prince David Kawananakoa fooled friends at the Oreante wharf by denying plans to depart on the Alameda. He revealed himself only after the steamer was beyond the wharf, then hinted at a coast trip possibly to Washington after a brief stay in San Francisco.
William Brannon, once banished from American racing, is reinstated at Latonia following a long dispute over a ring incident involving a horse and a jockey. Brannon’s actions led to the horse being hidden and shipped to Jersey City, with officials pursuing the case before a pardon and restoration.
In Police Court this forenoon two truants faced charges. Antone Row, a Portuguese boy, admitted to seventeen days of absence, saying he had been at the wharves. Judge Wilcox warned against repeating the offense and sent Antone home with his mother instructed to watch him. Ah Foo, a Chinese boy, claimed fatigue kept him from school. his father said this was not his first truancy. The boy was sent to reform school for six months.
The Bulletin reports its Industrial edition available at the office or newest stand with priced copy. Local items note court adjournment, estate matters, police court cases, a divorce suit, and ship movements including the Kauai steamer and a vessel on the marine railway. Business updates include insurance, iron and piping contractors, and Honolulu investment expansion.
In a conversation with Sir Mountstuart Grant Duff and the late Andrew Clark a discussion on age emerges. Mountstuart argues that age begins when we must adapt to environmental changes. The tale recalls Cardinal Newman and a cautious note on facing death, as told by Youth's Companion.
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