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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
4
Bulletin issues a long political notice from January detailing Hawaii Territory matters and recognition efforts. It references Thurston, AG, the California delegation, Judge Kepotkal, and a push for Hawaiian representation in Washington.
Disjointed text alleges geopolitical tension over the Anchurian treaty with references to Manchuria, Korean and Chinese involvement, railway control, and compliance concerns. Mentions Li Hine Chang, Prince Chine, Wang Wie Shao, and Kisame Tor in a look at alleged attempts to influence sovereignty and railway leverage amid regional instability.
On New Year's Day a holiday mood pervaded wharves and streets with ships at the Ooranle wharf discharging cargo while most vessels rested. The Florence was the only sailing ship active, arriving from Tacoma after a twenty one day voyage plagued by bad weather and landing Captain Spicer’s crew.
A church notice announces a call to roll call and rally at the Christian church tomorrow evening. The event aims to unite members while the pastor MUCKLIY notes attendance may be low. readers are urged to attend and support the gathering.
Mrs. Carmichael claims her husband incited cruelty and failed to pay maintenance. She describes assaults and neglect since their 1800s marriage, seeking support and alimony from the court. The case cites his monthly income and a history of beatings, with the wife fleeing, seeking protection, and listing witnesses and physical harm.
A report notes a large number of Chinese merchants organizing in the southern provinces with a capital of 1,000,000 and asset stack of 9600 willow, seeking entry via Allerton to evade customs at a port, as a stricter exclusion law looms with the next expiry date in May.
Washington notes that Representative Hopton of the Holmes Committee on Commerce backs the Newagua canal bill. The committee reports a favorable special order for debate next Tuesday, aiming to authorize a major canal project while avoiding preempting appropriations. Party platforms favor canal construction and leaders call for timely completion.
A Washington dispatch reports anger over closing the Rampsomsehley controversy as Gen. Lerlay’s closing efforts fail to quell tensions. Navy and hardware firm notices appear, including the incorporation of The Pavithe Hardware Stop Company with 1,100,000 common shares and 6 percent cumulative preferred dividends. Also described is Prince Cupri’s new beds aboard the Ventura wharf and a vivid account of the vessel’s appearance alongside the Myrtle comparison.
The Rome correspondent reports on Father Thomas B. Kennedy, a native of Meonsylvania educated at Tremont Road in Norristown. He studied at the Pontifical College, earned doctor of divinity and philosophy degrees, and was ordained July 27, 1887 by Cardinal Parochet. In 189% he became rector of the American College in Rome and held the post through the present.
A large crowd attended the Miogeens Olive Branch of Rebekahs New Year’s hall where thefts occurred after the program of eighteen dances. Refreshments served during intermission. Reception committee named: Mia Allen Herrick, Mrs Maranerite Sait, Mae Clara Garvey, Guy Kelley, Clifford Charlock, and Wf Flolfinehead.
San Francisco agents of Irwin Claus Spreckels & Co bankers list include The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco and Union Bank of London with branches in New York Chicago Paris Berlin Hongkong Yokohama and Vancouver Bank of British North America The document notes deposits received loans approved commercial and travelers credits bills of exchange bought and sold and prompt collections.
An old advertisement outlines general banking and exchange services by Bishop and Co Bankers. It mentions letters of credit available worldwide, fixed deposits with various interest rates after set notice periods, monthly deposits, and a stock series. Officers listed include J. L. McLean president and A A Wilder vice president.
Bank announces that departs will earn interest at one and a half percent. Printed copies of the rules and regulations are available on application at the office in the bank building on Merchant Street.
Washington December 21 Manry T Oxnard president of the American Sugar Beet Association urged a full investigation into Cuba sugar duties and a possible bounty to planters. He recommended appointing a commission with representatives from sugar, Louisiana plasterers, Cuban planters and government committees to study the impacts of tariff reduction and potential bounty effects.
Justice McAdam of the New York Supreme Court died today in a private sanatorium from tongue cancer. He left a widow and four sons. McAdam, author of several legal works, would have turned another year old on December 31.
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