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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1903
Page
2
A concert will brighten the Meacua Hall in the evening as part of a busy local program. Mentions of bands, local addresses, and street names reflect a lively schedule of cultural events and community notices across Honolulu.
A fragmentary notice advertises a Thursday February 19 7 30 p m gospel interdenominational service at the Honolulu Mission Fort Street Stur block featuring a short program, free welcome, and a potential musical performance by local performers amid a focus on spiritual fellowship.
Judge Robinson presided as three burglars were convicted and sentenced to ten years hard labor after a heavy day of hearings. Defendants Kone Chee and Tal Sing faced additional charges tied to an attempted break in on Beretrata Street, with a contentious defense citing prior knowledge of offenses. Other cases involved Samuel Lee Thomas and Henry Whis in a separate burglary, while motion rulings and verdict directions covered multiple defendants and civil matters.
The Moana Hotel hosts a musical evening featuring a program of operatic selections and popular songs. The lineup includes overtures from Verdi and Mascagni, arias from Il Trovatore, Hiawatha, and Fatima, plus a recitation. The event showcases promises of comfortable amenities and an air of refined entertainment.
A legislative hearing yesterday addressed a petition from the American Society urging a $2,500 appropriation for opera house operations. Governor Dole endorsed the measure, noting support from the society’s officials. The report cited damages of $200 to the property on Passit Way and thanked Dr Wise and local Masonic lodges for their assistance.
Walter D. Henry aged 90, a resident of La Grande Hulband, Pueblo, Cob, was found dead after a struggle described as strangulation. A physician arrived shortly after, but Henry died within a minute. The report includes references to a house scene and a door broken during the effort to aid him, with surrounding print discussing local advertising and a house for rent.
Amid party tensions a peace meeting united factions to endorse a unified Republican ticket for the next session. The plan fixes key roles including Speaker Josh Kumalae, View Speaker Eric Knudsen, Clerk Bolomoa Mehenta, and other posts, with prayers and formal addresses closing the session.
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