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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1902
Page
2
The article urges gradual temperance by introducing mild beverages like Miller's Halfett Beer as alternatives to strong drinks. It argues against coercive or harsh methods, citing human nature and fanaticism, and suggests using cautious examples to show alcohol content before guiding individuals toward moderation and self-control. It also hints at consulting available information for further guidance.
A garbled page from the Bulletin lists postage for its special industrial edition at three cents nationwide. It mentions various ads and notices, including bookshops, liquor dealers, clothing, and upcoming events. Names and places appear in scattered OCR text, with references to Maui, Honolulu groups, and community notices.
A guardianship petition asks the Cheoult Court to appoint Thomas Pedro guardian of his brother Suan Wot Pedro. The petitioner cites illness and lack of care from the wife, requesting guardianship of person and estate. The text also advertises Pain-Killer medicine withclaims about curing dyspepsia and appetite stimulation.
A polo club committee, led by Walter Dummingtan, chose from sixteen players for the upcoming season. The board approved the lineup with White and Red teams assigned, naming captains and officers, including J. Blom as secretary and George Potter as treasurer.
A cruiser Protet quartermaster vanishes around 2 am Monday. two-day search fails to locate him. Sightings, rumors, and a reported sighting near Punchbowl lead to a long chase, with authorities speculating boredom or a planned escape as the motive. Local resident Vorey Flint helps uncover a likely trail.
A lodge meeting adopted a new wages schedule for mates, round and third officers at Henaliit Harbor. First mates will earn 75 to 100 dollars per month based on experience and qualifications, second officers 50 dollars, and third officers 45 dollars. Several local officers may earn more than the stated rates under the new schedule.
In a Washington dispatch from the Hawaii scene, J.T. McCrosnon of Honolulu notes illumination in the UnWallag Islands and reflects on remote life versus modern society. He praises social conformity at polite functions, citing lavish receptions at Col Samunt Parker’s home with elegant imported textiles and jewels.
A Native man died at Gitue hospital from abdomen injuries suffered in a Sunday morning assault by four Black individuals at Hi Join near Lihue. A White district resident is detained on a related charge. Alcohol fueled melee at the luau preceded the violence. The crowd dispute involved threats and drunken behavior.
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