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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1902

Page

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Kamehameha Pupils Honor Founder With Solemn Ceremony

Pupils and teachers from Kamehameha Girls and Boys Schools marked Pounders Day with a memorial at Bernice Pauahi Bishop’s mausoleum in Nawaimte valley. A guided march along King and Li streets to Wyllie Street, military precision by preparatory and Guard units, and a solemn tribute including flowers, songs, and a pledge to live by the founder’s example. An afternoon private celebration and 7:30 pm Histrop Chapel services follow with addresses by Rt Rev Henry Kentel...

Kamehameha Schoole Bernice Pauahtitlehop Nawamte Valley Kamehameha Girls King Lisihe Wyllietreet Yapile Colvain Dows Wyllie Street Nuuanu Captain Hips National Guard Ana Kappelmeister Ber Sia Angle Pupila Sane Atria Aloha Panahi Aitti Jesus Aboote B. Ham Henry Centle George Castle JL. Kautikou W. Rier C.M. Cooke W. R. Castle Kamehameha School Wm. K. Rathburn 8. Aman C. B. King

Detention Challenge and Murder Case Coastlines

A detainee challenged unlawful confinement while awaiting trial in Kauai and Maui cases unfolded. Pugite Klehitaro, accused of murdering a Japanese worker, was brought from Maui to serve life in Ounw prison after a first degree murder indictment. Manuel Vasconcelos faced malicious injury charges in Police Court. The napkin fashion note from France adds a cultural aside about historical dining etiquette.

Pugite Klehitaro Kihel Maui Mauna Loa Manuel Vasconcelos France England Great Prenc Dinnete

Fortone Fortune speaks on immigration and labor policy

Thome Fortune, speaker at a Builders' and Tra ders' Banquet, criticizes negro labor and discusses immigration policy. He argues that Orientals should be excluded as laborers and citizens, noting European and American labor competition, while stating no firm stance on Japanese immigration. Colonel Daniel Stevens shows a 2000-button collection from armies and navies.

Daniel Btevens Belator R. L Nagh-*ville Tom Ax Souyentra

Report on Hawaiian coinage and U S mint policy

The Committee on the Hawaiian currency reports to Governor Dolv after consulting with Treasury official W H Rue. They urge Congress to act promptly on restoring stable Hawaiian coinage and outline past silver issues, par value with gold, and ongoing circulation practices in the islands. The memo cites 1883 silver coinage under Hawaiian authority and notes banks have maintained value, with no special act required for redemption.

Dolv W. H Ruatle Treasury Department U. S. Benate Hie Kinowheney Congress Mawattan Ban Honesen A Laval

Savings Bar Trouble In Court

Continuance granted for a week in the quo warranto case against Cecil Brown and associates of First American Savings Bank Ha waii. Attorneys argued notice and speedy procedure while Judge Gear kept the matter on the docket for 10 a m Friday, with a peremptory short day debated but not ordered.

Que Warman Cell Browney Finn American Savings Bank A. Lewis Fewo Mark P. Robinson W.C. Cooper Candler August Dreter E Highton J. A. Magoon J. Lightfoot Mr. Lewis Highton McCountney Wewrdaper McCunchens Flighton J. I. McCandlens W. G. Coptar MK. Snyder Asmith & Lewis

Builders and Traders Discuss Labor Question in Honolulu

A Honolulu Exchange meeting focused on plantation labor and labor conditions. Speakers included T Thomas Fortune and Ht Dickey, with a committee formed to survey Oriental competition in trades. Plans discussed for a census like labor survey and a new Christmas Moon project, plus proposed American citizenship rules for government contractors.

T. Thomas Fortune United States Treasury Benator Ht. Dickey Mant John Ammetuth W. W. Hall Fon. Nott Je Redward Win. Larsen Bute Amor Exchange Merchant’ Awsociatic Labor Council W. Lartin Honolulu Clark Repubican Territorial Committee Dickey San Francisco Huliders’ Exchange Wero San Francisco San Francisco Exchange Honolulu Exchange Dicker Mian Islands Honolua

Hilo Site Talks on Government Land Plan in Hawaii

Commissioner Eustis, back from Mio, praised Hilo citizens for uniting quickly to recommend a government land parcel near Dustin Peck’s bank with frontage about four hundred feet. He noted options for leasing and the need for a large public building, and said a Honolulu site choice rests with residents. A public meeting with L A Thurston may be held this afternoon or tomorrow.

U. 8 Eustis Mio Maun Soa Lin Rish Hilo Dustin Peck J. Cuytin Ridgeway Rustia Valcano Mountain View Theo Kona St. Paul Minneapolia Honolulu L.A

Stewart and Fortune Clash Over Southern Labor Policy

Old friends T McCaute Stewart and T Thomas Fortune clash on immigration and labor in the Territory. Stewart argues for limits on colored labor and predicts land policy will favor white planters. he cites 40 acres and a mule as unlikely. He warns against wholesale colored labor migration and notes Washington’s guidance to stay out of politics. Calabashes, boxes, and toy carriages are being made by Boys Brigade students for Christmas, with weekly stereopticon shows at Brigade head quarters.

T. McCaute Stewart T. Thomas Fortune Fortune Stewsant Senate Unitedates Hor Wallan Booker T. Wasrington Washington Alaten J. H. Castle Harwall Brigada

Sugar and candy sale prices advertised in period notice

An early 20th century ad describes pure sugar and broken mixed candies for the holiday trade made fresh daily. Prices listed include ten cents per pound and two pounds for twenty five cents with discounts offered. Also mentions local schools teachers and a parlor business with names like Hart Co. Lad and Frank Loucks. A clerk under Judge Gear’s court is granted leave of absence until January 16.

Sacretien Cemai Hart @ Co Frank Loucks Gear Atervnce

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