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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1903
Page
5
Local miscellaneous items describe new goods at Beniandta and Matfoer's stores, upcoming sales, and draught beer at the Pantheon. Notices include a child’s or adult’s meeting at YM Hall, personnel changes, school events, and civic updates from the Chamber of Commerce.
CHINESE FIRE CLAIMS. C Din Sing prepared to secure awards for Chinese fire claims. Judge Whiting holds custody of awards and payments will be made promptly upon return with documents. METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES Sunday at Chinatate Church: Sunday school 10 am, ship and sermon on Wages in the Divine Kingdom, Epworth League 11 am, public worship 7:30 pm on contrition and mercy. Welcome all at the Chinese congregation service led by G Lo Movenun.
Abbreviated notice outlines a Christian Endeavor meeting at Central Union Church with Rev William Morrie Kin cilld as speaker. Topic titled The Soul's Rotten engages audience on moral reflections.
Honolulu reports the Chamber of Commerce and Merchant Association discuss creating a tourist bureau in the city. They propose using quarantine wharf charges and hotel railroad subscriptions to fund operations, with a large pamphlet campaign and local printing to promote travel and a press display to attract readers.
A House committee endorsed a favorable report on the Anti-Trust bill authorizing publicity by the Interstate Commerce Commission of national business workings including expenses and commissions. The action follows earlier debate as political figures and business leaders weigh the measure's impact. The text notes public disclosure aims to curb restrictive practices amid broader regulatory moves.
The court ruled John K. Sumner’s deed to Mishap Robert Tait valid and declared $482 deposited property of Sumner to be delivered to him. It held Sumner’s advance payments to various attorneys were not supported by consideration, with no claimant entitled to Sumner’s fortune. The judge noted an $110,000 sale value and estimated $250,000, with only $48,025 remaining. Humphreys signaled an appeal. Davis argued no appeal from a weak order. The meeting discussed board funds, health pledges, and tourism funding for Hawaii. committee proposed reallocating the fund. The session adjourned to Monday as Chesetman week services will run twelve boys and four wagons.
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