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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1901
Page
4
An Evening Bulletin column critiques state power, governance, and proposed railway rights of way. It argues for popular government, warns against executive overreach, and endorses civic engagement while examining proposals by Mr. Dosky and others and their impact on public convenience.
Readers condemn a Morning O rican editorial in a Central Volowcharcht scene as cowardly and obscene for mocking womanhood. Applause greets the paper as supporters defend its stance while critics call for accountability and owner control of the press.
Two intoxicated soldiers from the transport Sheridan clashed on Fort Street outside the Bladles club shortly after six yesterday afternoon. They fought, police intervened, and Officer Lambert separated them before escorting both men to the station.
In the circuit court a trial proceeds amid a chain of motions and adjournments, with Deputy Attorney General Carheart and defense led by J. L. Kaulukon. Several petitions cover libel, divorce, injunctive actions, and admittance to practice law, including Joseph Campbell’s Supreme Court admission and civil actions involving the Hawaiian Commercial Salt Company.
A confused protest during a cabinet move is described with unclear references to ministers, war subtopics, and military coalitions. The report notes dissent over movements led by ministers and a claimed failure to resolve divisions, with no clear outcome or identifiable individuals.
Officers named at the Oahu Railway and Land Co stockholders meeting include C. Alter as president H Atherton as vice president W F Allen as secretary and view president AW Van Valkenburg as secretary M P Robinson as treasurer WG Ashley as auditor. New directors listed are W M L Graham W P Dillingham HK Paton and MM Von Horn. Ashley previously served twelve years and moved to auditor. B J Paxton added to board. Phin Heft fills secretary post amid election of Van Valkenburg.
The king plans a journey to Germany with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert aboard the royal yacht. The Dowager Empress is expected to meet them on arrival and the king may travel by train to Berlin. The trip appears set for Saturday evening with heightened royal activity surrounding the voyage.
Investors and home seekers are urged to consider options in the city, suburbs, and island areas including Inui and Hawaii before buying elsewhere. The notice highlights improved and unimproved lands and promising oyster markets as potential advantages in new property ventures.
The court affirmed that a deed from September 15 1898 in San Francisco conveyed Sarah Annie Boegs’s rights and future interests to lands in Nuwaau and Pane, noting issues of inadequate consideration and possible fraud. The case involved Derky and the complainant’s interests, with Duvie Gear representing the complainant and Kao McClanutan for the respondent. Justice Perry authored the opinion.
An arrest was made in Omaha Saturday of a Vince man linked to the Edward Cudahy Jr kidnapping. Police withheld the news until today after the suspect, identified by Cudahy and a servant, was brought to the city jail. Cudahy says the man whispered threats and later identified by others.
Kilohane Art League showcases architectural drawings by B A P Newcomb in the city room of the Kilohane Art Leagte Inet evetiog. Over a hundred drawings of residences schools and political buildings attracted a social function audience. The exhibit continues through the week inviting general lufthe to view the work.
Real estate notice describes the Kapiolani Tract extending from King Street to the Beach with a 60 foot road on the east side and crossroads between blocks. Elevations range from ten to forty feet above sea level, none of the land being swampy or prone to freshets. An offer from a major manufacturing company may be accepted, with expected price increases and high investment potential for buyers. For terms or details, apply to the agent.
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