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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1901
Page
8
Sharply questioned masters and mates on vessels offshore face curbs on commanding ships. The issue centers on yacht papers and American registry rules, with crews barred from sailing without proper credentials. Potential port duty gaps may force interim captains and stricter vessel checks.
A concert evening praised for Grinwald and Mott-Statham cello, Prouty tenor, and the quartet from Rigoletto. Described as warm and well trained, with strong applause and an encore. Brown accompanied with skill. A postconcert Valentine party honored several performers.
Kauai steamers report Ele plantation halted operations due to coal shortages. The mill paused for a day while coal was secured from Makawell and the Fannie Adele WHE Boat of MNIe MOFAINE Wen. Authorities seek prompt resolution for the plantation.
Public notice states the customs collector extends boarding privileges to newspaper representatives aboard all incoming steamers. The authorization, dated June 19, 19M, allows reporters to board ships for official coverage while ships approach Honolulu, in force until revoked.
The Santa Ana, from Seattle, docked at port under Captain Sands. The vessel carried 10 local consignments for general merchandise and will depart for Kahala to load sugar for the coast after discharge.
In a morning race from the Reporter schooner with lumber from Grays Harbor the Bleu led the Fearless at first but the faster tug won as the Reporter lingered ahead. The Reporter spent twenty seven days coming down the coast.
The adjourned Quarterly Meeting of the Union Feed Company Ltd will be held at the company office in the Ju Building on Monday the 18th inst at 11 o clock a.m Secretary SOUTHARD HOFFMAN JR announces a co partnership between William R Caviles Jr and Philip M Lansdale for carrying on a real estate trust and investment business. All business by WR will hereafter be carried on in the name of Castle & n
Shipping and weather bulletins list tides for Kabulut Hilo and Honolulu with Greenwich times, plus hurricane warnings dangers to navigation. The page details boilerplate hydrographic services, charts, and marine weather data, alongside train and passenger notices, real estate ads, and rental offerings reflecting a cluttered 19th century port newspaper page.
The Solacesa crew includes a Pilipino grow and a mascot aboard the Wilder steamer Helene under Captain Lane sailing for Pamulvau and other ports this afternoon. The Surprise sailed from Bleele to Kat. The James Malet sent an engler to remove niecea sity tenalts to a pasalene schooner engine. The Nil, vyaniene and ranal arrived from Kanal with sugar and other cargoes. The Nilhau brought Goa0 bags of LB. Waialeale delivered 3500 bags for the Benecia, and the Kaual from Nawiliwili carried 4530 bags sugar for the Emily F P Whitney. The Kauiat reported good weather with light showers. Readied ships include S. My 2500, W. K. fo, Mul 7800, McBry son, K.P. Gong, M.S. Co. 5431, K. 5 ny 1609, among others. The barkentine W. H. Dimond, after 21 days from San Francisco, arrived and may be dismantled for coal. An inquiry showed no definite instructions yet from W. G. twin & Co. on the Dimond’s fate. The Dimond has been a major Island trade vessel, long and profitable.
The Philadelphia Telegraph reports Mrs Kendal, visiting a city shop, scolds a clerk for not saying good morning. She remains until the assistant offers a greeting, then leaves in a dramatic, imperious manner, causing onlookers to remark on her temper. The incident concludes with a note about the actress’s theater persona.
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