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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
5
A girl named Ami, under a warrant for arrest, refused to go with her mother in court. Judge Wileos advised no custody force. the girl warned a threat of arrest. Deputy Sheriff released her on own recognizance after a briefing on the case.
Large attendance last night at Central Union church meeting elects officers for church and congregation. W A Howen named deacon to fill JUDD’s unexpired term. other deacons Meath, Estes, and Waterhouse as listed. Branding committee and trustees reelected. transfer granted for J Heam Ringhan to his church of adoption.
In Constantinople on December 16 authorities report Britain urging the Ottoman Government to compensate Britain and other subjects for Armenian disaster losses. Energetic measures are expected to secure a settlement.
Rome December 11 The Secret Consistory reveals multiple episcopal appointments including Mgr Keane formerly rector of the Catholic University in Washington assigned to the see of Dubuque The Evening Bulletin notes a capacity of 76 seats per month for the paper
Public notices list an election of officers at the Public Vehicle and Supply, while court reports cover Matt Howard's assault case, Thomas Tilton's Christmas day battery incident, and related testimonies. Also noted are Christmas tree plans at St Clement's rectory and local sales by Morgan Berad.
Testimony shows officers and men respond only to voluntary commands, with no enforceable obedience. Captain James cites jealousy and bickering as root causes, noting no harmony among officers and that the militia operates outside naval regulations. Lt Morrison resumes testimony but is halted by the court.
Members of OAMU Lodge No 1 are called to assemble in Castle Hall Fort Stanton on the 28th for attendance at the funeral of Brother Peas Phillips, member of Mystic Lodge. All connected Lodges are invited to attend. Acn Sinclair, C.C.
A fire at Pointer Hall on the University of Chicago campus caused smoke and rooftop alarms, but extinguishers and ladders could not reach the flames initially. Firefighters poured water from above, a rescue effort by a woman on the roof aided by others, and the fire was eventually brought under control with minimal damage reported.
Bowing Clans Entertainment reports a Christmas exercise by the Ene Ore School of Mrs Wilcox at Dorothy and Henry Cathe Memorial Kindergarten. Over eighty class members participated with praise for the girls' conduct. Mrs Wilcox praised the students from the city’s Hite wallan Portuguese and Chinese groups for striving toward independent work as the class grows from a handful to near a hundred.
Captain Berger has arranged selections for the band concert to be held on the grounds of the Howating hotel this evening starting at 7:30. Local residents and travelers are invited to attend the free event featuring the hotel band.
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