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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
8
An incident occurred at the Metropole Building on Alakea Street involving a person named Maniyao. Details remain unclear but emergency responders were dispatched and on-site observers reported activity around the entrance.
A San Fringisco resident expresses optimism as terms of a tariff hearing before the Ways and Means Committee are discussed. The speaker argues tariffs aim to protect industry and mentions potential shifts if protections remain, noting fears of ongoing exclusion and economic adjustment.
In a morning session Judge Gear sentenced George Wade to ten years imprisonment and ordered restitution of 418.50 for melagebter Antie aid, with various adjudications noted. Magistrate Wilcox presided, and several attendees and attorneys were named among the proceedings and continuations.
Fragmentary report describes the steamer James Maker arriving after a wreck near Anabola. The schooner was ballast and cargo free, two anchors out with 42 and 15 fathoms of chain, but later found beached and taking on water. An interview fragment and political chatter follow amid unclear details.
February meeting of the Charles F. Herrick Carriage Company elected officers for 102 with Paul R. Isenberg as president C F Herrick as vice president O Sorenson as treasurer B Damon as auditor G Abies and R Armitage named as directors Ouderkirk noted as secretary and chair of the committee
Directors of First National Bank of Hawaii announce a stockholders meeting in Honolulu Territory Hawaii on March 6 1902 at 2 pm to elect directors for the ensuing year and consider other business as necessary. Signatures indicate February 1802 date with bank officials Cooper and others.
Shipping notices describe tide timing in Hawaii and Pacific ports, with references to U S Hydrographic Office services for ship navigators. The report covers weather data, port movements, passenger lists, and a Senate inquiry on the Nicaragua canal route, noting cost estimates and legislative chances.
Honolulu officials note repeated kerosene quality problems in homes and stores. Corroborating letters from James H. Bloyd and J. F. Boyd document tests showing abnormal distillation and heavy oil content. Government chemist Edmund C. Shorey outlines possible adulteration and calls for further examination to abate the hazard.
Washington Jan 28 Senate approves the Nelum bill establishing the Department of Commerce and Labor renamed Department of Commerce and Labor. It includes a Cabinet secretary and three undersecretaries, broad duties for promoting domestic trade and manufacturing while preserving navigation, fisheries, and other regulatory functions.
In a King and Lille street disturbance a drunken Japanese man fired five shots at the ceiling before retreating home for more liquor. Oliver Hart intervened and arrested him after a friend tried to pin Hart’s arms. Fugimoto pleaded guilty to drunken gun charge and was fined. another man named Take faced imprisonment and was mentored in court.
A man overboard incident occurred at Kowal port during a severe night voyage. The dock crew attempted rescue as weather forced several vessels to ride out the gale. One sailor, David, disappeared amid heavy seas while others worked to assist nearby ships.
Rear Admiral Lewin Kin Aliord Kin of the United States Navy, retired, died this morning of heart disease at West Newton after a long career. He entered service in 1846 at age 18 and retired in 1892 due to age limits. He served in the Civil War and later commanded ships including the Hartfort during Pucragut's campaign.
Forester Grimth and David Maughan, from the Department of Agriculture Washington, return from Molokai and Hawaii to brief Commissioner Jay Taylor. They plan to meet Governor Dole, spend this week gathering data on forest conditions, and continue exploring forests on Molokai and Kahoolawe before heading to the Philippines.
Fragmentary sighting from LIHUE shows loading of steamers is cut to hours and 25 hundred bags of sugar moved. weather hampers progress. Report mentions Senate panel, lawmakers, and debated bills with references to Hoses, Manna, Krye, and Washington as the scene shifts to policy discussions.
A fragmentary item reports Fine Jo’s Printings at the Bale Letiv Afflee. The readable lines suggest a small local printing business event or notice with limited context and no dates or quotes. Further details are unreadable in the supplied text.
Senator Perkins said the government would not act to turn the transport system over to private contractors. He criticized Quartermaster General Lidington and the Quartermaster General's Department for delaying action. Secretary Root now seems likely to wait a year or longer before any change is made.
Magoon sues WoC Achi over a sporific formance and alleged transfer of a mortgage lien on Apel t 11 12. Plaintiff asserts funds paid toward a $5500 mortgage to C M Cooke were diverted by the defendant for personal use, leaving the mortgage unpaid and the lender seeking cancellation. The case centers on apparent mis application of the loan proceeds and the resulting mortgage status.
Public auction at 12 noon Saturday at 65 Queen Street to sell horses harness trained, a fine Mare cow in good health and other items. Auctioneer notes health and readiness for sale.
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