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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1901
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text discusses administration delays, canal plans, and political figures in a wartime context. It references Governor Gilbert F. Lite, ongoing territorial development, and international tensions. The piece mocks official complacency while praising certain leaders and criticizing war rhetoric.
London reports to the War Office that Bruce Hamilton, after a long maneuver, surprised and captured a Boer at dawn December 4 twenty miles northwest of Ermeln. Five Boers killed, seventy-five armed men captured, one gun recovered, another destroyed. Two field cornetes among the prisoners. Government wires congratulations to General Hirvee Hamilton.
A Chilean contingent of about 56,000 reserves has been summoned, though no troop movements have begun. The country remains quiet awaiting Argentina’s response. Public opinion expects Brazil to offer amicable mediation in the Argentine Chile dispute. Both governments hope for a peaceful settlement.
A McKinley Memorial Committee meeting at the war place yesterday afternoon discusses subscriptions and memorial form. The executive committee is urged to decide the memorial character to facilitate fundraising and ensure clear guidance.
The Senate postponed a vote on the Hay Pauncefote treaty amid debate led by Senators Spooner, Lage, Money, and Foraker. The agreement provides for adjournment until Monday with a full Senate hearing to consider clarifications on canal control and fortifications. Foraker argues the treaty fully protects U S rights, while Money contends it consolidates British influence over the canal.
Washington s today a meeting of the Chinese Exclusion Committee comprised of Western state senators and representatives. They review the immigration bill and strike out two unconstitutional provisions found by Congressman Coombs. Debate considers limiting exclusion to the current treaty expiration and urges negotiations to extend it or replace it with a new accord before the treaty ends.
The Saturday Review continues its campaign against the Nicaragua treaty criticizing Senator Lodge and arguing the treaty should be clarified before acceptance. It contends Lodge’s approach risks surrender to United States interests and a broader imperial policy, urging caution in diplomacy and negotiation.
Honolulu bride Allee Lishman and Lt Monty M Merriam United States Army planned a quiet wedding in Colona near Leaver. The ceremony followed by family notes as the couple prepares for duty at Willett Point New York Harbor with close friends sending best wishes.
High Sheriff Brown reports a bold jewelry theft at Kabulal with a later arrest of a Japanese wife suspect selling stolen items. The Alameila steamer, from San Francisco, arrived amid rough seas after a voyage noted by wash over decks. A vigilant search followed the crime, yielding the seized pieces and the suspect.
Under authority the water rates for the period ending June 30 are due at the Water Works office on the XXX day of January. Delinquent accounts after the due date incur a 10 percent penalty and privileges may be suspended. Rates payable at the Water Works office in the Cap tol building basement.
San Francisco The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco, San Francisco National Bank of Bank Seta Union Bank of London Ltd, New York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Morhanta National Bank Paris Credit Lyonnais. It received loans made on approved security. Commercial and Travelers Credit issued. Bills of Exchange bought and sold. Collections promptly accounted for.
Advertisement notes general banking and exchange services with letters of credit usable in major cities globally. It lists interest terms for fixed deposits starting after July 1, 1898 including rates for 7 day, 2 percent. 8 months, 3 percent. 6 months, 8.5 percent. and 12 months, 4 percent, with conditions about undisturbed deposits.
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