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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1902
Page
5
A regional report discusses Governor Dole facing proposed limits on liquor licenses with a small radius, favoring existing licensees holding the first option for renewals. Officials debate government prerogative versus fairness, with concern for entrenched establishments and future competition.
The Honolulu military observed the birth anniversary of George Washington with a National Guard parade along Veipat street led by the Territorial Band. Units from the First and Second Battalions paraded and accompanied by officers Zeigler and Camumin, with Colonel McCarthy overseeing, as spectators cheered on the watch tower. The parade concluded with a speech praising Washington and the nation’s ideals, followed by the singing of The Star Spangled Banner and Old Glory.
A fragmented local notice set reports Joty de Fries appointed ember of the district red board for Kea and Waianae. The rest details a string of distant maritime and personal notices, including voyages, visits, and various names, with several garbled phrases and place names such as Hawaii MILCo and Kukithwole.
In Makiki yesterday afternoon Punahou and Wanderers met in the Junior League clash. Punahou led by Dowsett and Andrews secured a 4 to 2 victory with Dowsett scoring twice and Andrewse adding a long shot. Wanderers fought back with goals by Nott and Dodge but fell short.
Chars Furneaux, long a consular agent at Hilo and visiting Honolulu, meets old friends after a long absence. He reveals he still paints Hawaiian scenery and volcanoes, while noting a Federal jury summons in Honolulu may affect rail fare subsidies. Furneaux praises the Milo Railroad Company’s expansion, aligning with larger territory development and railway growth on the Big Island.
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