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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1901
Page
8
In Meleower Sunday, the camp of the N. dH. reported a fruitful gathering. Guards and Kenteles patrolled and regulars prepared for the night as a large turnout attended the open camp.
Local photographers expect Corner Hotel and Union Streets to see a rush of work due to a new law requiring photographs of each applicant. King Bros Photo Gallery stands ready with supplies ordered long ago and pledges strict regulations and first class work at the lowest price.
Peter Genett, a Makawao kamaaina near centenarian age, died at Malulani Hospital last Wednesday. He left money under guardian A. Ns Kepot, who seeks administration of the estate in Circuit Court. Richard J. Wilkinson, M.D., of Lihue, is mentioned as custodian. The report notes Kepot’s guardianship and Genett’s uncertain exact age.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church in Clarkeville hosted the wedding of Emmett Wirke and Mamie Smith with Rev J H Payor officiating. Guests from Markeville and nearby towns celebrated at a reception before the couple departed for Blossom and then San Francisco en route to Honolulu. The bride’s family ties and the groom’s Texas roots were noted as the pair begins life together.
The fragment lists arrivals and departures of ships and passengers at Hawaiian ports with numerous names, vessels, routes, and ships’ schedules. It notes arrivals from Koloa Makawell Maul and colonies, departures for San Francisco, and various port calls including Hilo Kauai Molokai and Oahu.
In Patlog Court a native named Makuku was fined 15 for false impersonation after loitering near a Chinese shop on Liva Street. He kicked in a door, later showed a tin badge bearing Howorth Palloe, and was arrested by a patrol wagon, found in jail before realization.
The report lists sugar shipments and cargo from Kauai, Maui, and Oahu ports aboard Kinau and other vessels, including 5838 bags sugar from Ber Claudine and 7102 bags sugar from Yer Miihau. It notes arrivals such as Em dina Milketson from San Francisco with general merchandise for Hawaii Railway Co and mentions local advertisements for Rainier beer at The Criterion Saloon.
The Police Court this forenoon disposed of cases including Ah Kin and Ah Chuck for gambling fined $15 and coats each. Donny cited for leaving a horse untied in the street with costs. John Clark Harry Klemme and A Maman fined one and costs for distorting the night quiet. Kamakata charged with malicious injury and noise. Kamakata and others cited for drunkenness with usual fines.
Fireclay Notice lists WF Alten as president H Pe Baldwin as vice president G H Rabie Orton as treasurer BB. Bishop as secretary POC Jones as director The board of directors elected at annual meeting held February 4 1901 in Honolulu.
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