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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1902
Page
8
Fragments describe confusion around voting in Manila as election plans unfold. Mentions government officials, turnout concerns, and possible policy changes affecting tobacco and sugar industries amid election activity.
Probate notice from Territory of Hawaii regarding the estate of L K Halalant deceased. Laura Hatnalant seeks Letters of Administration. Hearing set Monday March 1 1902 at 11 Wedock Wardak in Honolulu. Sheriff sale notices list property including Lot 18 19 Block 6A Kapahu Tract and other parcels with stated judgment.
An old advertisement touts Royal Mast Extract as a general invigorator for nursing mothers office workers and laboring men. It promises to stimulate brain and body and maintains a “genuine” product, priced at 2.50 per bottle or per dozen.
The steamer Vliet with Captain Halvorsen aboard arrived yesterday in May harbor and saved the Kania Mara from running aground while a strong tide and wind fouled her. The Thyra, after steering, had to be towed and saved from peril. Captain Halvorsen ordered the crew to act fast. the Thyra will likely reach China soon for repairs and then proceed to Port Arthur.
Construction has begun on a wireless telegraph system between Tatoosh Island and the Straits of Fuca near Crescent Port. A receiving tower is planned on Tatoosh and a transmitting tower to start at Crescent. Experimental towers will test the system, with possible full realization if successful.
A San Francisco group and other trade members plan to organize a coffee exchange to regulate prices and quality for ship owners and dealers. The move would create a department within the New Merchants Exchange, linking Central American, Ecuador, Hawaii, Mexico, and Brazilian sellers with 600 merchants seeking to trade and speculate in coffee amid uncertain local prices.
General OAL Young has been selected by the Secretary of War to serve as the first president of the Army War College, to be housed at Washington barracks. The appointment places Young in charge of establishing the new institution, with arrangements handled by the War Department in Washington. A cable from Paris confirms trains currently running toward Paris for the assembly of attendees, despite wartime disruptions that briefly halted traffic through Amiens.
Times and tides data from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey with vessel movements from Kahului to Honolulu and San Francisco. Details include port times, daylight conditions, hydrographic office services, weather observations, passenger arrivals and departures, and ships named such as the Grant and Clau dine. It lists vessels sailing for Hilo and Maul ports with crews and passenger names and notes a balance of meteorological readings for February.
The Brilliant, first ship carrying a cargo of 1750 cases, arrived in Yokohama from New York and takes honors in the race. The ship Tell and Acme are noted in transit details, with Acme yet to appear within the two day margin.
Wilkes Barre, Pa. February 1. Jos eph Zolgter is charged with squeezing, injuring, and breaking a rib of a woman identified as White. She alleges he threw her, forced medical care, and demanded $1100 in damages. Zolgter denies the accusations, and the case has drawn local attention amid conflicting testimony.
A noisy tram episode unfolds as a tall dignitary and a jig man clash during fare collection. The conductor shouts as passengers argue over moving to the front, while the乗 passenger rebukes the driver and hints at taking action. A tense exchange ends without clear resolution.
A Portland ship returning with a 400 000 cargo from Portland Harbor caught fire, causing heavy smoke and slight hull damage but rapid crew action kept most areas secured. Firefighting teams moved to the engine room as a fire broke out amid 1725 bales of cotton and several thousand sacks of cotton raw material in the hold.
A dim backstage poker scene at 72 Ludlow Street pre dawn ends with an arrest for gambling but Magistrate Omto frees Pinaky and Ingoldsby for lack of evidence. The Sun notes Japan’s 1908 Osaki Industrial Exhibition drawing American and British interest and space demand.
Public auction by order of the Trustees under will of Hornice P Bishop offers taro land at Kaakaukukal Patio Valley containing 885-100 acres. Term 15 years from April 1 1902. Upset net annual rental 900 payable quarterly in advance. For full particulars apply to Bishop Estate office 77 Merchant Street Honolulu.
Public auction announced by the Trustees under Bernice P Bishop will sell the lease of Puna Island land in North Kona Hawaii. The 869 acre parcel runs 21 years from May 1, 1908 with payment terms to be arranged. inquiries to the Bishop Estate office at 77 Merchant Street Honolulu.
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