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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1903
Page
1
Sugar refineries in Jersey City Yonkers and Brooklyn have closed while others run at half time due to the high sugar price on the market.
Great Britain Germany and Italy blocked a counter proposition for settling Venezuela claims. The nations proposed terms have not been released to the public.
German Minister to Chile dies as reports from Santiago indicate a sudden death on February 2. The casualty is connected to diplomatic channels between Germany and Chile, with officials awaiting full details. The incident heightens postwar diplomatic sensitivity in South America.
The House Committee on Appropriations has recommended a 3,000,000 dollar appropriation to relieve the distress in the Philippines. Also reported are ten lines noting yellow fever deaths in Guayaquil and a Vancouver fire tragedy with thirteen dead, plus a San Francisco stock list for several Hawaiian sugar names with bids and prices.
An application to the Kaccnfite Connell by Treasurer Ket holla of the Mexander Young Hiding Company seeks a permit for a 10 by basement bar amid a discussion of a potential legal change. Governor Dole noted the proposal avoids a tough issue and law exceptions are debated as lawmakers consider reforms. Macfaccene & Co applied for a transfer of liquor licenses from a street location to the Waterhouse.
At a cabinet forenoon meeting Treasurer Kepolkal reports on official bonds and lists public account amounts for the year. The matter was returned to the treasurer for a report on maximum funds on hand and bases for bond amounts. Treasurer Kepolkal authorized to pay territorial bonds in order of their numbers from available funds. Died Dwyer In Honolulu February 1 at home of her parents Marie Josephine aged months Oakland papers promise copy. Mores in Queen street formerly occupied by von Hamm Young Co Av
Judge De Bolt delivers a formal charge to the grand jury opening the February term of the First Circuit Court. He outlines the jury’s role, evidentiary standards, and urges diligence against crimes in Honolulu, naming foreman W. W. Dimond and listing sworn jurors. Several jurors are excused for the term.
Maui legislators receive the county bill pamphlet as factions vie for seats and influence. Lahaina leaders draft bills to augment the county structure, proposing a new island judicial district and additional offices while Maui electors debate Wailuku versus Lahaina for the county seat.
The civil calendar lists jurors before Judge Robinson with many names including Thomas Wall Ulysses Jones William Patriutt Charles Brond Henry Davie and J F C Hagens. Several were excused for absence and one was not a citizen. Judge Robinson began calling the civil docket at 12:30 PM.
Improved and unimproved furnished and unfurnished properties for sale or lease. Also offices for rent en suite or single. Reasonable prices and easy terms.
A large Chinese style banquet at the home of Mr and Mrs Abo celebrated a double event. Notables included Judge J T De Bolt and High Sheriff Brown Othore with Mrs Chillingworth and other guests. The decor featured Chinese lanterns yellow flags dragon emblems and red and pink carnation bouquets. The feast featured native Hawaiian and Chinese dishes prepared by Apand the Hawaii n chinod police officer, followed by a procession of stewards serving courses.
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Governor Dole received a cablegram from Special Agent Pratt directing labor for the governor which he declines to perform. The dispatch cites awards and payments on claims, and the governor says the law requires him to certify claims. he has done so once and will not again, awaiting instructions from the Interior Secretary.
The Republican Central Committee sent invitations to senators and representatives from other islands due to persistent bad weather. It notes many legislators are expected to arrive by steamers this weekend, but only a few names were listed among those who reached on Saturday and Sunday. The morning paper mentions a Central Committee meeting tonight, though none was planned.
Noglaning notes the Hawaiian Hotel cutting room rates to 21 to 20 ties, aimed at aiding city travel and benefiting local officials. Jno W. Cathcart opens a new flow in the Stangenwald building, with Bee ad uniter news today.
The Hawaiian Hotel and its Annex in Wallis announce a fifteen cent drink price cut, two for a quarter, to attract tourists. Manager Wills says the reduction aligns with American tastes and should ease costs for roamers, though provisions costs and labels impact overall pricing strategies.
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