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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1902
Page
4
The Weather Prophet Lyone predicts good weather for Christmas Eve, boosting merchants' spirits. Editorial notes discuss broader economic and political issues, including U.S. actions in the Philippines, Hawaii's silver coinage, and Monroe Doctrine implications for South American relations.
A harsh critique links Venezuela's turmoil to Fidel Castro and the Venezuelan government, accusing Castro of backing violence, corruption, and civil war. The piece alleges Castro’s regime funds and arms subvert Colombia’s government and that his influence destabilizes regional governance.
Judge Gearee postponed the Walter A. Wright habeas corpus case to tomorrow morning. An order of publication was issued on the administration of Lavinia J. Kapu’s estate. Defaults were discussed in various matters and motions withdrawn. Decrees were granted in adoption proceedings for Lee Mak Wong. A two year duty rate on Oriental footwear articles was noted, with appraisals by the board.
The Kauai steamer from Hawaii ports delivered 068 bags of sugar for Brower & Co. The W. G. hall carried 3991 bags, K. P. sugar, and various sundries. Port totals show 25 063 bags ready for shipment from multiple outfits. Weather improves, Mikahals recharges freight, and Edward May loads sugar at Makawell while Antilope discharges coal.
A 15 year old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Masoon, underwent a serious operation at her parents home Sunday afternoon. Her condition is improving and she is reported doing well. In court, Ikupa's assault case against his wife was continued as she remains hospitalized. A Kauai Republican push seeks one House or Senate seat to represent the island, citing last election support.
Mary Ay pame nearly fell into the swollen Nouawa stream near Pacific Heights at night. Two Portuguese rescue workers pulled her from the water and brought her to shore where she began recovering. Also mentions Bill Pruix planning vaudeville act and New England Bakery ad.
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