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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1902
Page
4
The Territorial committee debates party management and funding with Governor Dolvie facing treasury challenges. Analysts predict shifts in Fourth District candidacy as Republicans assess Gilman leading and Secretary appointments shaping slate. The piece critiques clerical duties within the committee and calls for fair treatment across the party.
The text protests government indifference to the nation and laments the impact on women and children. It questions political leadership and cites promises by the Governor and Chief executive. It implies labor and racial tensions and criticizes official actions affecting rights and environment.
A fragmented article critiques a Saturday night gathering described as a political affair, noting fear and hesitation among attendees to speak against the President’s policy. It praises a lone act of courage while condemning cowardice and political expediency amid Hawaiian-American political tension.
The dispatch critiques Honolulu politics and the influence of American interests, citing Governor Dole and opposition leaders. It discusses press power, oppression accusations, and the push to reshape governance amid tensions with President Roosevelt.
Fragmented report discusses a vindication framed by the parent of Statler and charges promoted by a bar association. It critiques Attorney General Knox and political party influence while labeling a judge’s actions as a potential secession from the national capital and the Hawaii episode.
The passage describes Hawaii’s representative men welcoming Americans, with cheers and praise for local Hawaiians and missionaries. It notes a Sunday school program, an address by Ray S. L. Dewha, and Captain Berger’s planned presidency at the next service as rain affected the day and crowd size.
A Chinese man named Ler Chew died after a riot at a gambling game on a plantation. Police opened fire to subdue a furious crowd, injuring and arresting others as the scene spread through Walluka. A coroner's jury will hear testimony next week at the county court.
The Governor’s Council held an all day session reviewing expenses and hearing liquor license requests. An auditor’s figure and distances delayed decisions on Kewalo drainage and Kala Hawaii licenses while other renewals and protests were considered before recess. Eben P. Law of Waimea plans to return tomorrow to pursue a roast building matter noted in the Bullet in Hawaii.
In Judge Littles court Hilo January session appointed administrators for several estates. Gebr HB Cebr named administrator without bonds for Viria Gebr. Pech named temporary administrator for Jobson Nickeun at Mrs Hauxhuent’s request. Jolan Nickens will and heirs discussed. two daughters and widow Mee Nickells named administratrixes without bonds under the will. Reaweapeth A Ee Sutton appointed administrator under bond of 500. Also noted is transfer contract monitoring for real estate and other minor entries from the January docket.
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