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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1902
Page
1
The Ministerial Union meeting at Central Union Church condemned the Advertiser for a cartoon they said mocked women and the Anti-Saloon League. Rev Pearson spoke on sincere motive and ministerial duty while clergymen debated the paper’s stance and double dealing.
A meeting discussed Dr Sereno Midhop s paper on the Mawalian revival in 1838 and Dr Bishops treatment of theater topics. Attendees included Rev Dr Bishop Rev Dr Bingham Rev W D Westercoit Rev Mr Wabbon Rev Gu Bear non Rev L B Howe Rev Muckley Rev S L Sheely Rev J P Erdman Major Wool and others.
A resident told a Bulletin reporterthat bridges on Killer island are rotting with no repairs despite warnings. Kaholau bridge is worst with a collapsed side and dangerous crossing for wagons trucks and pedestrians. Waihee Hvela ridges are also decayed with loose rotten cross boards threatening daily use.
Commissioner of Agriculture Wray Taylor will dispatch a large shipment of seeds to Molokal for re settlement. The seeds will be parceled to Mr. Key's House, supervisor of the settlement, who will accompany the cargo as a fellow passenger aboard the Letuimas.
At a special term of the United States District Court on the 24th a panel of jurors was drawn for service. Names include William Nailmadr, Hille Untkward, Waltia Kan, Fred Meyer, David Dayton, Edward Damon, Charles Crane, and Manuel Silva Madeira among others. The Pearl Harbor naval station case is slated for trial on the 25th. efforts to compromise the case failed. Manuel Silva Madeira, a Portuguese student, was sworn in as a citizen at the session.
In a report from the Central Union Church, Rev. Kincaid proposes a large tent at the city site to host weeklong gatherings blending worship and social functions. Funds for the tent are uncertain with a local donor not yet committing, while questions rise about the scope of mission work and who will cover expenses.
Delegate Wilcox introduces a long draft creating five counties on Hawaii with a county government structure. Provisions include elected county officers, a county board with tax and debt powers, court systems, highways funding, and regular governance reporting with annual and special meetings.
A fragment notes penalties for neglect and fines from fifty to one hundred dollars, a mudcensor and bond requirements for county officers. It outlines the election for Assembly members, oath and bond for the attorney, and sheriff duties including bond, deputies, and handling county funds under governance.
Arrangements have been made by the active real director of the Wo Mbt Young for a meriin of hum: wn to be played to thir YM CoA gymnasium. First round slated this wih with many contestants listed by name. Winners advance to a second round to determine the champion in a tense tournament schedule.
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The Woman's Guild of St Andrew's parish will host a reception at 8 o clock. Hostesses include Mrs Copper and Mrs Shiney with Dillon Mont and Water member Mine Tannalt expected to attend. Committee members will oversee preparations and ensure orderly attendance.
Amid a transition period uproar the Flint County court handles grand and trial juries with jurors excused and restructured panels. Judges Gear and Mutipherys preside as notices, contracts, and probate matters interrupt criminal calendars. A storm disrupts sessions while prosecutors seek writs and appeals in a sprawling docket.
Indictments were found amid statements from the Attorney General regarding the present term. The document notes trials, jurisdiction, and court actions, with references to Judge mustering decisions and official letters. It covers remarks by the Attorney General and a printed copy of a constitutional document, plus a notation of a judge’s permission and subsequent trial steps.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a billiard table fair tied to Ewa plantation and tin pixpinn money payments. Mentions are garbled with names like Tutle Mem Swit Ale Fisher, Camis-Mre Mawke Mike Kab and others, plus a mill building being rapinsy and a new mill facility near West Misn Davie. The text references a plantation's output, weekly tonnage of qikor, and completion of a mill building amid weather and logistical notes.
The meeting of Republicans and Home Rulers focuses on party rules, secretary selection, and the Fourth District, with discussions of apportionment, a possible proclamation, and internal reforms. Key figures George Markham and Hartwell are cited in debates about native policy and party unity, as the group plans further time to discuss pending resolutions.
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