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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary verse passage claiming life beyond death and invoking coastal imagery of Hawaii and mythic seas. It references a reflection of the Heavens, nereids, Cirphens, and lyre imagery, ending with a claim of living again. The text appears as a poetic fragment with uncertain attribution and fragmented phrasing.
The steamer Walateale arrived at a Honolulu port with a broken shaft and was towed in by the Ke Au Mou. The ship’s report notes rough seas and a shore call, with repairs to be made using a spare shaft at Honolulutrn Works. A marine railway will remove the broken shaft and install the new one, with five days expected for activities and testing.
Owners anticipate better racing as Waldo J passes to A A Young and Cyclone goes to Dr. C B Cooper. Eliminating these two horses could boost field quality, with younger horses set to compete and a freer pace for all events.
A Junior League for boys under 16 is announced, to be organized tomorrow Friday at 3 o clock. All eligible boys must meet at the Makth ground to join and arrange Saturday matches ahead of the senior league. The winning team will receive a prize.
The dispatch notes mixed electoral and transport items. George C. Verkine is renominated for U S Senate by Republicans. Eight killed and four injured in a Pennsylvania railroad collision. The Aggra race against Racine Murphy is postponed due to weather. Racine Murphy owner Jaeger plans return to Kaual. Population drop of 1.6 percent since 1891. 1891 census figure 54,708.
The Clan Macpherson, 17 year old ship, returned from Antwerp, reported tragedy during Atlantic voyage when sixteen year old apprentice William Maxwell Todd fell from the fore upper tope and drowned after a race aloft. Second mate thrown overboard and rescued. captain and crew attempted rescue amid heavy seas. Todd, bright and lively, died amid efforts to save him as the ship faced a calm before a heavy sea. Vessel carries general cargo including fertilizer and cement bound for Honolulu and Seattle.
London December 28 The Archbishop of Canterbury died after a long illness and was laid to rest in Canterbury shortly after. Most Rev Frederick Temple I, appointed Archbishop in 1806, led a long career in church and education, with notable sermons and writings. He faced declining health after the coronation and was fed in bed in his final days, leaving behind a legacy of preaching and scholarly works.
Twenty Japanese Naheriwen arrested on nuisance charges were acquitted in Polk County Court yesterday afternoon after testimony. Judge Wilcox ruled the navigable waterways and lighting issues did not establish guilt. Law requires clear proof of nuisance beyond reasonable doubt, and convictions could not be obtained in this case.
Winnipeg reports Portage La Prairie teachers walk out for higher pay with broad local backing. The strike affects schools as leaders mobilize town support and seek replacements to cover classes.
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