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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1902
Page
8
A Portland era report portrays Deputy Sheriffs enforcing liquor laws led by a preacher sheriff. The piece chronicles Deputy Skillings and colleagues patrolling streets, seizing contraband, and guarding against drunkenness. It notes their tactics, public displays, and the contentious atmosphere of prohibition in the city.
Weather notes from February 12 to 14 report temperatures around 49 and 109 with a barometer at MOD. Debarkations list passengers for Hana for Molokat ports and Lahali Kaniapati routes. Arrivals include numerous travelers from Kauai and Kanala, while ships such as Mikahola and Chinas proceed to or from local harbors with stated destinations and passenger lists.
A fragmentary notice states the Panton Marine Insurance Co. office at Hawatilu Investment Co. 2051 is found. Details are unclear, but the brief records the recovery of the insurance office. Further specifics are not readable in the surviving text.
Notice states an animal described as right hind leg white and forehead stroke is impounded at Makiki Kona Inland of Ontu. If not claimed and damages paid, it will be sold on Saturday March 1, 103 at the Government Pound under Pound Master K Kebune.
Ale Pil a Chinese employee of the Tramwaye Co. was arrested by Public Works Dept. on the Keeanmoka street quarry charge. He was found in his damp cart at the government sand quarry. The thiefs, predominantly Japanese, had been using night hours to steal sand and enter via an upper crack unnoticed. The case prompted wider searches around the quarry vicinity.
The writer critiques a newspaper’s moral stance and attacks on reform figures, noting conflicts with Tammany and exposing connections to Seth Low and McKinley campaigns. The piece mentions an editor indicted for perjury and recalls prior editorials amid political pressure and local theater tastemaking.
A pursuit near the corner of Taula and Nunann ended when an officer restrained a runaway horse. Two Japanese men fled the wagon after a collision. One man was slightly injured, another received minor bruises, and both returned to tending the wagon before driving away.
The Aviantoon Loch reports a printed crusade against saloons with contributors Abdiews, Petore and Auleade. The issue includes translated pieces by Anita Agwallan and others, appearing first in native papers and then in computer forms among Hawaiians. It highlights W A Bowen, W Campbell and Warden William Henry discussing liquor from business, heredity, and crime perspectives.
The Ue Voth reports from a U S Hydrographic Office display at the Merchants Exchange offering charts and world navigation directions free of charge. It provides lights dangers to navigation patterns of interest to commerce and notes inquiries for latent information. A personal note mentions a Christmas gift disagreement between a couple.
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