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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1900

Page

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Protest Overreach By Board Of Health On Cemetery Rules

Dayton denounces the Board of Health for overstepping authority, arguing it cannot barunsold burial lots or regulate chartered cemeteries. The discussion centers on the Oahu Cemetery Association, chartered in 1849, with trustees and lineage figures cited, while debates focus on regulatory scope and interment depth versus property sale.

Dayton Actios Oahu Nunanu Asher B. Hates D. J. Gregg Honolulu B. F. Snow Wyille Daman G.P Duddy Honey Thomas Cummins C. W. Vincent Henry 80A C. H. Nicholson Jules Dudoit George Wood Lowell Smith R. G. Davis Theo Metcalf John Asher B. Bates GC. Harri Ji Mott Smith Hugh McIntyre H. Lowers A. P. Everett Thomas Spencer Francis Spencer Archibald Cleghorn Association Macceason Board of Health

Charter and cemetery trust rules discussed in meeting

The passage outlines association powers to use funds for cemetery property improvements and incidental expenses. It notes interment is inalienable to owners, with warded health board intervention only on proven danger. References Kamehameha IV royal patent and Kawananakoa area.

Dayton Holda Uhéreat Board of Health Cemeterife Fleling Charfre Numan Kamehameha IV Juine Kral [Maoh Kawannnaksa Nu‘vant Hanotiti Payton

Battle Torn Flag From Negros Island

H M Dow and an office clerk received a stamped Philippine flag from Sergeant E D Lawin of Co D 6th U Infantry on Negros Island. The flag shows bullet marks from hospital area firefights. Dow, who donated land for nursing workers, laments that the accompanying letter with the flag’s history was missing. Dow expects a correction and further history from Lawin.

H. M. Dow High Herit Philippines E. D. Lawin 6Th U, Infantry Negros Honolulu Unites States Mr. Dow Uncle Sam Dow Bergeant Lewis Mc Bow Lewis

Death Report of Archibald C. Steele Confirmed

Government forester David Haughs and Bulletin reporter confirm the death rumor about Archibald C. Steele. A letter found in a locked box from 1900 expresses shock at the news and says the telephoned report was God Almighty truth, detailing condolences to a friend.

Archibald C. Steele David Haughs Government Bulletin Mr. Steele Haughs Kallen Davie Hilo Archie Steele Mio

Mantis Liquor Laws Debated by Taft Commission in Manila

The Taft Commission in Manila passes liquor license law amid deep splits over key points including banishment of saloons from crowded districts. Commissioner Wright proposed an amendment to allow removal of salons in the targeted district, but it failed to gain broader support. A separate note highlights a delay in shipments of toys and goods at L. B Kerr & Co. reflecting broader commercial disruptions.

L. B Kerr & Co

Jealousy sparked brutal attack in Iwilti room

A Japanese man named Kaga attacked a sleeping woman, Toma, in her Iwilti room after a jealousy dispute. He hacked her face and head with a knife before escaping with a Chinese accomplice, pursued by police and villagers. the woman survived but faces lifelong scars.

Stoke Alletthy Inda Toy Hanne Toma Kaga Jin Tota 8 Pride Jamily Haida Sherif Brown Emerson Abe Wan Ahe Kagn Tod O Tosma

William Crawford Out After a Job

A fragment details William Crawford, a Chinese interpreter, seeking the position of Chinese Interpreter at the Registration office. A petition circulates from friends recommending Mr Crawford for the post.

William Crawford Coniry Naw Peing

Petition Signs A Large List Of Interpreters And Officials

A long petition lists numerous names including fely Towing Ceell Orewa Jf Center 4 T Be Bolt Jf Katlukoa and James K. Kenta. It notes Mr Crawford receiving support from High Sheriff deputy officials and request for the position of interpreter in the Poller Court. The document references DATA in the United Btatoe Diipriet Court.

Bones Fely Towing Ceell Orewa Jf Center T. Be Bolt Katlukoa James K. Kenta FM. Brooke OC Vehi Jonah Kutmatee P Mokainet F Chillingworth HL Daya Trend Worrle Tooth HM. Hitehouek Geo Wo Rimith Lote A Rickey Wray ‘Taylor BK. Mondry Koorh Johawm Andrew Cox Larrin Andrews Hurnette den AL AL Wilder Able J. A. Gilman CW Witeon M. Lali FR. Dodee Lawn Ron Hoyt McCante Stewart A Mampareye AL Arkinenn Craeford Bier Chilfingwueth Jndee Wikie Hortwetl Cathcart Crawford Poller Court Mbsinne He Powttlan Cline Inter United Btatoe Diipriet Court

WL OF HOPE ESTATE PROBATE NOTICE Proceedings and heirs listed

Probate declares about half a million in property with Ellen Le Hopper and W L Hopper as executors. Executors named include WL Hopper and K Wells Petes with Mrs Hopper as a co executor. Homestead furniture and stock appraised with a net personalty around 487000 and realty about 14000. W L Hopper appointed temporary administrator under a 100000 bond.

Provence J. J. Atherton C. M. Cooke W. K Te Ellen le Hopper Hopper K. Wells Petes California Jade Humphreys Haw W. L. Hopper Tmibintration Uinder

Three Supreme Court rulings on rights and inheritance

The Supreme Court issued three unanimous decisions. A Maui right of way dispute upheld despite flawed reasoning. A commissioner's grant of a way on another's property was rejected. In a commercial case H Hackfeld & Co. vs J R Wilko, judgment favored the plaintiff for 267.04. An inheritance dispute involving the Wilhelm adopted child was appealed, with lower court rulings challenged.

Supreme Court Manuel Nunes Caluen Antone Marks Caldeira Maui Kalua I Hons & Coke Johnson and Richardson H. Hackfeld & Co J. R. Wilko Sult Plattait Hiloamenie Smith & Parsone Plainultt Craigton and Wise Honolulu FJ Wilhelm

Loss of 450 aboard German frigate near Malaga

In a grim dispatch Berlin reports that over 100 are missing after the German training frigate Gnolwen foundered at the entrance to Malaga harbour while sheltering from a prevailing storm. The vessel carried 450 persons on board. Survivors are being accounted for as rescue efforts continue.

Berlin Malaga SLA Gnolwen

Twilight Survey Ordered for Leaky American Schooner

Judge Ester issued a precept directing Captains Clark Haglund and Rinech as surveyors to assess seaworthiness of the American schooner Twilight, now in port after sailing from Washington in the Fanning group. The cargo includes copra worth over $9,000 and lacquerware likely from Old Kiking.

Rapid Transit Plans and City Sewer Issues at Meeting

A city meeting discussed widening King Street, hotel street to Alakea, and proposed sewer upgrades at the corner of Alakea and Hafekauwella. The Orpheum Company sought Sunday concerts requiring a legal opinion on admission charges, while the Rapid Transit Co. sought track alignment near Aala park and overall plan approval. The government declined funding for a Relief Camp sewer, and partitioning of harbor property was reviewed with pending reports.

Aluka Ail Moe Pehnwella Colwen Orpheum Corpany I Mission Dole Audi Orpheum Company McCandrews Elle J Aluken Street Ellie McCanilleas Alakew Hafekauwella Cormaey C.G. Ballentyne Rapid Transt Co Aatn Park King Street Agia Park Liltha Trent Alwpal Nuuann McCandless Theodore Richardy Mieharde SteCandions OR & 1. Co

Agreement on Twitch Theme Sparks Approval Controversy

A page-length note outlines a proposed theme for a Twitch event amid debate over approval. President McWinney faces scrutiny as supporters cite normal procedure while opponents warn of potential misuse of funds and gamble-like elements.

Hetire McWinney Imite

Home Rule Charter Committee Officers Elected at Meeting

The Oral meeting of the Home Rule Charter Committee occurred with one attendee recorded. Officers appointed included Jar Gwinn Kaulie Marnie Ko Rajhutufils and Charles Howth. A vote elected new president and secretary and the committee adjourned to the call of the chair with no further meeting scheduled before December.

Wwe Jar. Gwinn Marnie Ko Rajhutufils Charlee Howth Hertert Kany Py Tanner Ron Bayd Be Guy Warnent

One Man Power Is Not Favored Chinese Meeting Debate Funds

The Chinese Consul at a Chinese United Society session argued against one man power, criticizing the Reformers who control the relief funds. He urged funds remain with Chinese Relief Association, while opponents push funds toward the Hospital. Chinese residents deny intentions to use money to influence citizenship matters in Washington.

Chinese United Society Everting Mefarmelenen cMeer Gou Retief Association Prient Washington

Skeleton Found in Cave Near Kallhl

Laborers in Kallhl reported at police headquarters that blasting in a cave revealed a skeleton protruding from a destroyed end. Burial appeared ancient with no signs of recent disturbance. no investigation was deemed necessary.

Kallhl Frank Harvey Ing & Cave Pinen Noronsary

Queen's Shortest Speech Sparks Commons Clash

London reports the Queen’s shortest speech delivered during a paused Parliament session, with the Lords and Gentlemen thanked for support of expenses tied to armies in South Africa and China. In the Commons, John Bryn-Roberta condemned British actions toward women in Soweto and attacked Christian services tied to Lord Roberts’s return, while Captain Smith and others faced gallantry charges in South Africa.

London South Afrea China House of Commons Jobo Bryn-Rtoberta Atella Binephemy Christian Ervices St. Paul Lord Roberts South Africa

Fort Street Extension Talk Prompts Damages and Legislation

A Fort Street extension plan faces opposition over damages and funding. Property owners argue the government lacks funds for compensation while advocates press for immediate extension work. Key figures discuss land exchanges, prior extensions, and awaiting legislative appropriation. A local hardware sale is noted at I. H. Kerr & Co.

Also Mentioned on This Page

DATO Chartered Rights Oahu Cemetery Association Rohr Ron C.J. Fishel Lunaillo and Pilko Streets McClellan, Pond & Co Judd Building Negros Island M, BL Macfarlane Strugle Iwilti Wigon Iwakeml Mr. Bailentyne Home Rule Charter Committee Wi Smith Wan Dudge Bintew Watkiman Ideal All Sites S * Wichman Fort Street OHN E. Bush Rome Halle Handlle John E Miet Betue Nice Mie Mant Street Rush Canichoss I. H. Kerr & Co Oboe Lore Corner Fort Hatel Street Ladies of Honolulu
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