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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1901

Page

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Chinese Exclusion Debates Shape Pacific Coast Measure

A congressional committee advanced a Chinese exclusion bill based on the Kalina plan, with support from Pacific Coast representatives. Amendments target deportation of criminal Chinese and barring newcomers from Hawaii or the Philippines, while Treasury regulation precedents aim to track births and Chinese descent in the United States.

Wankington Weel Renset Henry C. Smith Michigan Wach Coombs Wny Hawaii United Stat United States Gee Secretary of the Treasury

Regulation on Chinese Certificates and Deportation Powers

The text outlines rules for new certificates for Chinese residents in the United States and territories, allowing actions to recover deportation costs from those responsible. It notes exemptions, deportation for felonies, and loss of land rights for those swearing falsely in proceedings.

United States United Btaton

Queen's Many Galers in Washington Push for Relief Claims

Senator Warren of Wyoming backs residents of Monolatu now living in Wyoming seeking Congress action on a Hawaii grant settlement for fire claim relief from the suppression of the plague. He will cooperate with Delegate Wilcox and join Warren Clark and Mondell in recommending E. W. Brecken of Cheyenne as U S Attorney for Hawaii. President Roosevelt was asked to approve, while Queen Lilivolalant waited at the El Witt Hic with others who praised her claim against the United States, though Congress is not yet certain to grant.

Washington, D. C Warren Wyoming Monolatu Congress Hawaii Grant Tog Ald Warren Wii Wilcox Warren and Clark Mondell Wyombe United E. W. Hreckens Cheyenne United States Roosevelt Lilivolalant el Witt Hic Anil J, A

Shlors Howe Dinner Invitation To Sailors Christmas Eve

A dated 1901 invitation from the Ballor’s Hotel superintendent invites seamen to a free Christmas inner on Christmas Eve. Captain and Mrs Bray host, extending welcome to sailors who have spent long years away at sea, with friends of sailors asked to attend.

Mra. Bray

Weiss Doud Wedding in San Francisco

San Francisco records report the Weiss Doud wedding at 2211 Steiner Street with Rev. Charles N Lathrop officiating. Bride Weiss and Miss Dotd, both from the city, are described as recently teaching in local schools. The groom Welawka is said to supervise a sugar plantation near Honolulu. A Castle Home Kindergarten Christmas event followed, with sixty children, mothers, and teachers in attendance and a Bible reading by Mother Castle.

San Francisco Toe Co. Welnw Hawaii Mies Daley A. Tod San Mincinco Belde Mra N. A. Wood Steiner Streat Charles N, Lathrop Weilss Thin City Welawka Honolulu Castle Home Mother Castle Mise Pana ‘Waker

Resignation of United States Marshal on the Islands

Hilo February 20 Deputy Arthur Andgess has resigned the post of United States Marshal on the Islands. In cases requiring service by a U S officer he worked all night and traveled over four long roads. His fee amounted to 38 cents. In another long job he earned $1.60. The alert not loaded with row Tribune.

Hilo Pec Bhert A Andgess United States Row Tribune

Donors Named For New Year’s Track Prizes

A list from Hilo dated December 24 acknowledges donors for a New Year track event. Names include C. G. Kennedy, John Moir Nock, Hilo Hotel, A. M. Jackson, C. Peacock & Co., A. M. Wilson, J. G. Serra, G. McKensie, and W. Uruatetti. The article notes one of the event trophies to be awarded in Hayalian races.

Hilo Teade Hilo C- G- Kennedy John Moir Nock A. M. Jackson C. Peacock & Co A.M. Wilson J. G. Serra G. McKensie W Uruatetti Tribune

Anefal Service in Queen Jama Hall Tomorrow Evening

A memorial service will be held at Queen Jama Hall tomorrow evening for Surphy Chul and many others. Prafewmar Derger will provide music with the Hawelian Hand. Hey WD Weaiterwatt will deliver a Christmas sermon involving the Infancy of Christ, with a twenty percent discount offered at Momeliely Pani Bupply Cu.

Francia Mur Queen Jama Hall Prafewmar Derger

Chinese Divorce Suit Dismissed in Territory Court

A district court proceeding notes dismissal of a Chinese divorce suit involving the Bishop Estate and trustees. The record mentions motions for new trials, depositions, and multiple related cases including claims of fraud under bankruptcy law and damages for personal injury. Proceedings reference Kaw Ting Kee versus Yim You and substitutions of defendants in several Hawaii cases.

Bishop Atted States District Court Wate Warran Thayer T. Amana Amana China Aidwate Bern Mohop & Co Anlu Brown Andrew Hanninter Dlefendant Holmen & Kian Horneys Hawall Inboror Bente Wong Mel Hut W. M. Kincaid Mulatemanow Dillon T. Fite Inter Albertina Vm. Kapiolani Eatate Frank Godfrey Trustes V. Neumann Territory of Hawaii J. H. Behack Alice Metesis Truster E.R. V. Newmans Tie Pew Fr Jones John Rus J. Mussel

Morlitent Case Delayed As McCarthy Delayed Return

In the forenoon session Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth stated McCarthy was encur ned for not appearing in court. Judge Wilcox noted the absence and planned to reopen the detaul the following Monday if an affidavit and returmation were presented. The matter adjourned for the time being.

Gurduur Morltent McCarthy Queen‘n' Hospital Paling Court Sheri Chillingworth Wilcox Tod Sr. Wilder Bie Judav Wilcox

Officers of Co 1 Wulluki December Meeting Election

The company hall event chaired by Captain Jus NK saw about thirty members in attendance despite bad weather. Captain Keots and Fire Lieutenant Ht W Nave declined reelection as Captain Dal and his officers were praised, with G H W Cumminger promoted and Amon Lieutenant Nog W Atul Afver remarks noting future unity. Afull defeated W J King by ten votes in the election.

Wulluki Wien Jus NK Keoke Keats W. Nave Baire Livatenany G. H W. Cumminger Amon Nog W. Atul Keota Is Command Jan Dal Bal Qamminge Mr. Afull W. J. King

Cuban governance claim questioned by U S official

A Washington report outlines a public interview criticized for suggesting Cuban self governance is possible. Lieutenant Commander Laces Young has been replaced after a defense warning, and a Port of Havings. He has not yet been confirmed or finalized.

Washington Laces Young Han Een Hyetutary Long

Indoor athletic meet at Young Men’s Christian gymnasium

The Indoor meet at the Young Men’s Christian Association gymnasium drew twenty one entrants with a lively crowd and strong enthusiasm. Results list top performers including Ry A. Phare with 4 seconds in the pole vault, Pavan 2a, Lew Falvey, and Curtin 0 among others, with notable efforts across running and field events.

Youn Christian Aneriation Gyminesium Svanth Ry A. Phare Rog Topi Pavan Lew Falvey Hwaliln Dem Patvey A. Penes Vant Carthy Pole Vaalt Merson Apringbverd Op Curtin

Suit for Trespass in Berond District Court

Da Camara father of a Portuguese girl, indirectly linked to a polluted home, sues four Portuguese youths for trespass. The case proceeds with each count heard separately. Four women, including Machado boys, pleaded guilty to assault and battery, fined $10 each, no intent to cause serious harm evident.

da Camara Berond AC Willes Machado Boys Maya Ako

Dredger Launched At Wharf In Busy Ocean Hustle

The new dredger was launched at the town market wharf amid a bustle of activity. The vessel moved smoothly into the water with strong speed, prompting onlookers to watch closely as it drifted past the sunken barge. Preparations will move quickly to ready the dredger for service at the river port.

Totelho in Police Court on Larceny Charge

Jon Totelho who previously faced Police Court cases appeared this forenoon on a larceny charge. He claimed the Portuguese boy gave him the pig, so he had a right to take it away. Judge Wilcox noted wrongdoing in taking goods and ordered commitment for the circuit court after waiving examination.

Jon Totelho Chreult Court

Thief Breaks Into Queen Street Offices Raid Ends With Knife Return

A thief attempted multiple break ins on Queen Street last night targeting offices and the Worthington agency. He pried drawers and desks, stole silver spoons and cash including $201 in gold, $4 in silver, and a China gift, but fled after failing to crack safes. He later returned the knife found at Mr Teale s desk.

Tinbherton Queen Street Houwelewkrie Inter-Tatand Atiall Hyman Hroa Alvo Queen Hotel Worthington Teale Mercantile Printing Cos Rebe DeFrenet & Lansing Chine Honanen Hai

Navy Board Reviews Court Inquiry Involving Admiral Dewey

Washington December reports outline a court of inquiry convened by Secretary Leng. The court, led by Admiral Dewey, weighs its findings while ensuring signatures align with naval regulations. Judge Advocate General notes concur with most conclusions, except where dissent noted on certain tact and opinion points.

Washington Wn Reporia Ademiral Dewey Niin Fenpence Navy Maral Pravticy Schley

Porto Rican women vagrants jailed for two months

Four Porto Rican women arrested for vagrancy appeared in Police Court. Each was sentenced to two months hard labor. Police had monitored their suspected activity around a suspected brothel district. Public concern over illicit boardinghouses prompted the charges and sentences.

Iwitel Pont Plaining Gertuinle

Property Sale At Auction In Hilo City

Auctioneer describes sale of city lot and adjacent parcels at Judge Hipol’s courthouse. Property includes tires and shop items, with bidding open to the public. The event appears linked to a probate matter and a potential buyer list, with final price around the reported value.

Elty Tate

Overdue Car Carleton Arrives Safely at Port

The long overdue ship Carleton, originating from Tavern, arrived in port in good condition after a forty eight day voyage. Captain Amesbury reports severe weather and a very rough trip but is glad to be back. The vessel carried a large cargo of coal for the railway and was helped to shore by a tug.

Carritor Amesbury Molokal Tolwy Ruilway Long Wharf

Cold Wave Spreads Eastward Across U S Regions

Washington December 14 1 30 p m A weather forecast warns a deepening cold wave spreading from the Mid Miss and Missouri valleys to the east and southeast The cold front reaches Chicago and St Louis with temperatures down four degrees in 24 hours and expected to drop further The forecast calls for a severe dip in temperature across the Ohio Valley and toward the Atlantic Coast by Sunday Weather official A J Henry notes the extended cold will reach southern regions soon.

Washington Mis Stuntopi Missouri Valley Upper Lake Region Chicago St. Louis Mt Bt. Louis Hinote Arkansas

Marconi to Make Wireless Signal From Lucania Visit

N Jubow and Dee We William Marcon announce plans to contact the Cunard liner Lucania at sea using wireless telegraphy. He aims to transmit from 250 to 300 miles offshore as the Atlantic crossing unfolds, asserting the practical unity of wireless telegraphy beyond dispute under Andrew Adams of Kabuku plantation supervison.

At. Jubow William Marcon Wirelowe Cunard Lucania Marcon Nes Grand Hams Hove Disputir

Tariff debate on Cuba sugar relief and Philippines reform

The article discusses President views on a possible tariff concession and reciprocity with Cuba, and a separate move in Congress to reduce sugar tariffs for the Philippines. It notes uncertainty about a single tariff for both nations, cites objections from the Ways and Means Committee, and mentions the lack of Cuba government to enter reciprocity. The piece reflects differing Congressmen positions and expectations of legislative action.

Cold Weather Hits Haleikala Ranch Stock Shrinks

Reports from Hateakala Ranch describe severe cold on the mountain, with water in containers freezing halfway up the slope. Stock are said to look thinner, and recent work has been hampered by the cold conditions on the hillside.

Hateakala Ranch Bowen Jh Ball

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