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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
2
The Industrial edition announces postage to three cents across the states. Various local items include want ads for furniture and services, ship schedules, a new paint supplier, a barber shop reopening, and multiple community notices. A police court sentencing and upcoming public events fill the rest of the column.
The Rev Morrie Kin eald announces evangelist meetings starting this evening at Fort Street near Motel. Services begin at 10 o'clock with a concert and tenor solo, featuring Central Church's Yarrow choir. City ministers invited to attend. tent events include plank nudring and a live hymn plate as night progresses. Authorities note arrival of Andrew's Catholic panelists and broader city dealer reports, with rapid attendance expected.
A jury cleared Oto of malicious injury after a trial described as lengthy in the docket. The case involved tearing down a hollow structure near Inti ford and related disputes over contracts and adjoined lawsuits. A bench warrant was issued for Addison Munier the artist, who was excused for leaving town but ordered to return to jury duty. Damages and indictments tied to several local figures were resolved with varied outcomes.
H W Breckons of Wyoming was sworn in as United States Attorney for the District of Hawgti after Judge Estee yeetertay admitted him to the bar on the retroduction of J J Dunne who had served since the death of John Haled. The commission from President Roosevelt was presented in court. Breckons continues as Assistant Merriet Attorney.
Mrs Jefferson Davis Shawn aroused a stir in the Mississippi Legislature as she arrived at the Capitol for a joint session. The scene featured emotional responses from attendees and veterans, while officials denied rumors of selling Beauvoir to the state.
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