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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
1
The American bark Topgallant, sailing from Hongkong to Manila with a lumber cargo, rode a typhoon for days. Rudder lost, ship repaired at Hongkong, crew exhausted, and a Manila survey followed. A Philippine couple aboard faced quarrels. the voyage ended with the crew quitting and the ship reaching Manila in rough condition.
The vessel battled an easing storm then a heavy northeaster pummeled her. Fore topgallant sail and other gear were lost, prompting a decision to seek Honolulu if feasible. Captain Lunde and wife gave thanks on arrival. Maurice Minette died at sea during February’s fever and was buried in a terrible storm. The ship, about 38 years old, is owned by Renton Holes & Co of San Francisco.
Mr and Mrs Fredi Davie of Couns ell Blitts Iowa are guests at the Hawaiian hotel aboard the Venture. Mr Davis, linked with a major agricultural implement firm, travels with his wife as part of a globe trotting plan they have nurtured for seven years but had not yet realized.
McConnell of Buffalo aims to curate a Hawaiian display for the Paris Exposition, proposing a 27 by 50 foot pavilion on the grounds. A replica of Kilauea Volcano will anchor the show with four cases of Hawaiian products. He obtained Governor Dale’s consent to use the Basils exhibit, shipped to Philadelphia, and plans to return it after Buffalo.
Washington February 4 The Committee on Territories moved to suspend the rule and redeem Hawaiian silver coins at par while abrading other U S silver for general circulation. Hawaiian Delegate Wilcox explained native and American silver in Hawaii and noted gold carried a premium. The bill failed 70 to 56 with two absent votes.
Report discusses ownership and inspection of a former Hawaiian Republic property vessel. Officials assert the boat qualifies as a United States government vessel, not to be inspected by private or territorial authorities. The case hinges on ownership status, public usage, and suitability for towing work versus private competition.
In United States District Court 1 McCanta Blewart sues Robert Lewers Co alleging damages from the death of her husband July 24 aboard the schooner Robert Towers. The complaint claims negligence for failing to provide adequate tackle and chains to support a casting during unloading, causing a heavy iron piece to fall and kill Knock Kavola while aiding in discharge.
Terrible cold grips the Mauna Low area as snow falls four miles from Mille and a half, with temperatures near record lows not seen in twenty years. Residents report icy winds and widespread disruptions as the cold front moves inland toward Viti and nearby regions.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a storm breaking forth with lightning along wires and a loud report. The text mentions a ground end and a split object, indicating dangerous weather effects but lacks a clear event, place, or date to confirm specifics.
The advance sale for the Florence Roberts Co theatrical season opens Monday morning next at Wall Nichols Co. The company arrives March 2 and March 3, with opening night on March 3 featuring a highly artistic Saphe. The program includes other plays and a matinee devoted to comedy.
B P Baldwin arrived by the Mauna Loa and inspected Kihel plantation to assess the situation for a detailed report due at the 27th meeting. He said it would be premature to discuss specifics until stock holders see the report. He noted heavy rains, cane at Kihet and Pala looking well, and warned the island faced the worst storm in thirty years. Baldwin hinted at consolidating sugar stock across companies to broaden the market and attract large-scale investment.
The Ran Frame newspaper notes rumor of consolidation among plantation companies forming part of Mie Dar holdings. The claim focuses on stock manipulation rather than genuine operative merger, with William G. Twin denying knowledge beyond published reports and mentioning Hawaiian sugar stock interests and a proposed purchase party.
The sale notes show Government Leanea and Leason items sold at a public auction yesterday. Terms reference a five year Jol period and a stated price per unit. details include multiple buyers and participants.
A tragic Wailuku train crash left Kakalla Aki crushed under a reversing locomotive after the engine derailed crossing a wooden bridge. Engineer Manuel Rios and fireman Palen escaped as bystanders and workers secured the scene and awaited coroner’s jury findings.
View of Honolulu by Hing Hiroe presents a detailed photograph of the harbor, town, and surrounding hills from the outskirts, claiming a comprehensive reproduction of the cityscape with clouds, produced by Melvin using early photographic techniques. The description praises the reach and clarity of the image across the valley and hills, noting the effort and location beyond the heights.
The Napa Daily Journal notes Fred Handy will move from Handy’s standing to deputy clerk in Judge Extee’s Honolulu court at $160 per month. John J. Duncan to fill the vacancy as deputy clerk of the Supreme Court. Handy has long held county and asylum positions and plans to depart soon, leaving a wide circle of friends.
A Japanese audience hailed Colonel Olcott as a prophet of Buddhism during his Japan visit, predicting a revival of the faith and the building of temples. The event sparked strong religious pride, while a rail wharf accident caused minor injuries among Japanese onlookers. The Waterman fountain pen and a local storeName appear in the final lines.
A garbled note describes a dispute over Deputy Clerk of the United States Myervert Cont and district authority. The County Clerk's office temporarily assigns duties to The Avery amid unclear lines of authority and placement of responsibilities.
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