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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1902

Page

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Judge Humphreys Refuses New Trial in Multiple Cases

Judge Humphreys denies a new trial for William Bavidge, J. H. Behouck, and H. A. Juen in a assault case. The court upholds a verdict against Schmete and Juen, notes juror misconduct arguments lack strength, and discusses a default judgment for Bilal op & Co. and various probate and divorce matters. It also references tax exemption debates and an international treaty stance.

Supreme Court Oats Railway & Lad Company J. W. Pratt Minister of the Interior Humphreyshow William Bavidge J. H. Behouck H. A. Juen Nick Peterwon Humphreys Bilal Op & Co I. Devans K. Matsumoto Akuile Woodward Joseph Woodward Virginia M. Lancaster Smexter Carean @ Grin San Francisco Han C. Lal Young Lawhla F. J. Runnell Humphreya Honey Smith C. Allen Robinson Trimtown Jammer Robe Tulhor F. A. Behacfer Samuel Fohanowitz

Among Law Breakers In Police Court Docket

In the Police Court, several defendants faced charges including larceny in the second degree and theft of a Sterling bicycle from RB. Sentences ranged to hard labor and short terms, with multiple cases involving intoxication, vandalism, assault and battery, and examinations waived for trial. Local officials noted several defendants pled and were remanded to Circuit Court for trial.

Torendon Kauhane Keahene Mudge Wilcox Porto Bhorit Cavingworth Heviera Ports Alean Kalmithow Puabla W David Ku Keamoxu Bulla Thin

Water flow from cesspool floods Merchant Street scene

Water from a cesspool behind the Advertiser office leaks into Merchant Street. Officials inspect the situation, with potential court action over pollution. If the outlet stems from nearby sources, repairs and prosecutions may follow. Nearby shopkeepers endure daily overflow during heavy rain while work proceeds.

Cesspool Advertiser Merchant Street W Tasen Court Koreenment Cruxpool An Holt Toya Ptate von Holl

Grand Army New Officers Installed At Geo. W. De Long Post

Officers of Geo. W. De Long Post G A R for the ensuing year were installed yesterday evening with Commander HR. Jay Greene presiding. The list includes F.C. Edward Strout S V C CLT Dickey J. T. Copeland George Dintz Adjutant John AV Chaplain Robert Molson D D Wilt James O Gail Richard Sherman Korgt Maj. Jon MR. Dutt Surgeon BR McKeague Q M Sergt W. McCandless Past PLC W.T. Fanton. After business the meeting featured a address on "good of the order" and the veterans enjoyed a festive gathering. The retiring Post Commander L Eaton received commendations for his service. New annexation and veteran replenishment kept the ranks active as the year opens.

Geo Maj Jon MR. Dutt Burgeon McKeague Q. M. Sergt W. McCandless Past PLC W.T. Fanton Francis Gio. W. de Long

Public Improvements For Lack Of Money Languish

Public Works chief Jamon A Mayd reports that expenditures are strained by rising salaries and payrolls across departments. Total monthly outlays near 9,152.70 with funds diverted to water, street and road projects, Hilo and Honolulu work, and Kewalo bridge efforts. officials warn possible delays if revenue does not improve.

Markel Hubli Lanafien Bureau of Roads Cally Honda Hila Honolulu Hilo Uhl Hetty Cini Interaluatarin Goon Diamond Mead Tua Manoa Road Kentituck Ivan Anotter Pane Puiking Palani Wills Stie Kadulan Revormarnry Runniews Bupereier Flee Hylan

Home Rule Republicans Split Over Exclusion Policy

A Honolulu meeting of Home Rule Republicans at the party headquarters debated the stance on exclusion and whether the party should adopt a firm policy. The Central Committee was criticized for exclusivity and secrecy, while Kanuka and Beckley pressed for a clear stance and a resolution on the party’s position. The meeting scheduled a reconvening to address war and other internal issues as tensions within the group rose.

Govenor Dole Sanford HW Hole Mawati Mondinti Tee Eithxena Vresisout Bauray Juumuniry Hans Ak Chasem Carlos A. Long Honotulu Honolulu Mesara J. Kalantanaolo Sunway 4 Sanford Dole Roomevett Warand Lee niiMew Peady Beckley Vounsy Awrar Alletanov Benitor Kanha Wiens Congress Ul Mutter Me Kanuha Kanutia Thule Republican Party Alan Rone Janes Quin Central Committee

Chinaman Hurt In Hay Cart Mishap Near Hyde Premises

A Chinaman named Hare on Bere Tanio street was badly cut on the head when a hayload fell on him yesterday near Hyde Premnly. Locals aided him until a conveyance arrived to take him to hospital for treatment.

Chinaman Hare Beretania Street Hyde Hyde Howwe

Anlia’s New Captain and the Long Voyage Home

The crew of the vessel led by Captain Wilherem endures a troubled voyage from Anlia for the Bureau, facing strong seas and repairs after a collision. They reach San Francisco for treatment and plan a second voyage, with the ship and crew seeking smooth passage home.

Biehertinn Wilherem Thal Chun Wiilur San Pranelaca Amelie Bey Cttanwen Ani Ainghi Aelia George Bernina Sven Beth Alwal Talaude

New Opera Plans by Maori Boys Anticipated in Six Weeks

A specialist trainer arrives from the Colonies to rehearse Maori youths for the Mikado production to be staged in Kiripagas. Boys will perform in monos and all participants will take roles, while womenfolk are reportedly tabooed from involvement. The project aims to replenish the colony's treasury.

Kiripagas

Akina Notes on Speaker Howe and Hegemon Affairs

The document records AKINA noting Speaker Howe of Hegemon, addressing duties, elections, and vaccine concerns. It mentions Ott, Rogrnsint Vien, and Hen We and references New Hampshire and Natled state leaders in a ceremonial tone. The fragment preserves names like Akina, Howe, Gonital, and Hemokal amid political proceedings.

Sohday Moat Haw Rennin Akina Howe

Prince Cuphil Kalialanante Secures Unanimous Nomination

An uncertain fragment reports Prince Cuphil Kalialanante named by the Home Rule Republican party as the candidate for the vacant U S House seat. The previous contender Jaaen lan from the Forty District is noted but unclear. The article hints at withdrawal and a smooth endorsement process. Unclear if the nominee will travel to Hilo or proceed to the New Year events.

Wolke Leimpritt Poel Linportanen Anya Wooh Wright Tie Het Kawehh Prinoe Cuphil Kalialanante Tome Hale House of Representatives Jaaen Lan Ive Kalani Anahle Cotree

Native prowler jailed after Honolulu battery incident

A Hawaiian neighbor, Makwook, was jailed for two months following a morning attack near Owen UItay battery. Mrs Kaila and others described the incident, with the assailant chased by locals and later captured as police arrived. The court considered options including confinement or a lighter sentence.

Owenuitay Battery Kaula Talluwe Kaila Kiauaka Kapalaina Aire Kantis Ted Malant Kanlin Mahaunt Warane Kelle

Local Teenager Jailed for Theft Charge

A Portugnnon charged youth, a teen of 15, pleaded guilty to stealing from a shop. The judge favored a reform school sentence, ordering one year of confinement, arguing the boy showed no intent to commit crime but needed correction. The Bulletin notes the incident and the imprissement aims.

Kelkian Lepling Wiens

A Cabin Boy Loses His Life At Sea Mystery

Fragmented account describes a shipboard drowning after a sea disaster. A Coroner's jury investigates, naming officers and witnesses as they recount the tragedy and its aftermath.

Garlic Sighting Report Marks Event in Territory

The Evening Bulletin notes a sighting of garlic related activity at 245 p.m. with implications for the coma ward and local health routines. The piece, from the territory’s best published weekly, promises sixteen to twenty pages of local news and commentary.

Evening Bulletin

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