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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1903
Page
1
Refined sugars gained ten points today amid speculation that a Western refinery cut prompted the move. Analysts expect prices to continue advancing as market manipulation is suspected.
The Ways and Means Committee reported favorably on a bill to grant a rebate on foreign coal imports equal to the present Dingley duty for one year after the bill passes. Debate is heated amid coal shortages and reports of price manipulation. A vote is expected tomorrow.
The Chicago dispatch reports intensified cold across the Middle West worsening coal shortages. The Toledo Workhouse Board vows no prosecutions for coal thefts during the famine, as public pressure grows for Congress to act with strong measures to end the coal shortage.
President Roosevelt announced General Leonard Wood will command American forces in Mindanao. General Wade will take over the Department of the Philippines from General Davie with additional changes anticipated.
Sacramento reports Senator George C. Perkins has been re-elected to the United States Senate by the California Legislature. In San Francisco stocks list prices for Hawaiian properties with various values. President Baer of the Reading Railroad states the coal famine stems from an excess by smaller operators. Madrid notes the pretender's army gaining ground as foreigners flee Fez amid possible intervention. Washington cables indicate China may be forced to double duties on imports to pay indemnity in gold, a move the U.S. had agreed to accept.
Fragmentary ad item offers perfumes atomizers toilet waters and fancy cases among a jumble of goods. The noisy text references Kodak calendars brushes soaps and other items, with garbled product names and indeterminate sellers.
A transportation disaster unfolds as a freight or tram car derails amid hot street traffic. The incident blocks Panihou and Liltoe streets with failure of lines near the Hawhain hotel. Police and workers scramble to clear the tracks and restore service by 2:30 AM while crews continue repair and investigation.
A late night session of Honolulu Builders and Traders Exchange directors discussed cooperation with the Public Works Department and possible plumbing and building law reforms. The meeting aimed to limit bills from the exchange while drafting new provisions to modernize construction codes for both small lots and large structures.
A committee led by Arthur Huseivon considered reforms and examined past practices at an ongoing Knremwtany event. The group discussed leadership changes and accountability while preparing for formal actions in the week ahead. AT Garvey, secretary of the Board of Hire Underwriters, was elected to a mentorship role in the exchange.
An Arab steamer from Kan Francha arrives in Hong Kong after a rough voyage with strong head winds and buffeting. The Danish flagged vessel, under Captain Gow, carries American officers and a Chinese crew. it previously served in the Hmaport service and is now preparing to depart after fuel checks and cargo work.
A damaged account recalls a white coppered ship’s boat linked to the Vincennes voyage arriving from Canlitt with coal. Durant bought the boat at auction and sailed toward Honolulu to avoid penalties, while several crew members sought a pass to the mainland amid a murder trial involving Captain Jacobsen and cabin boy Tanbora Grenbure.
The text reports Dr Sloggett resigning from a health leadership post amid political maneuvers. It notes nominations submitted to Governor Dole and the Republican Central Committee, with speculation on reviving a proposal to appoint a valued officer. Unclear details reflect a tense health governance transition.
Durant stated this morning that he would not settle for less, signaling a potential shift in strategy. The remarks followed questions about the April value of the ongoing deal and the city’s expected payout, prompting local officials to reassess the terms.
Joba B Colhoen revervat word Mit the cindelowe terhlet case from Janas Funeh wae peuto ty Judge Kaba follo of Lakallot verterlay marmite to Wednesday the Slt fuel. Attorney Clarence Wo Ashford returns to Hons Wie tonight in the steamer Alaskan from Kahutul.
The sermon by T Thomas Fortine at Kuyratahao Church centers on The Higher Life. The speaker reflects on Hawaii's mountains valleys oceans and the memories of native Hawaiians, urging a monument built in the higher life and the immortality of the soul. He cites the Bishop Museum and local leadership as enduring tributes to a people.
Vague public voucher notice lists routine expenditures and reimbursements tied to city projects. Officials reference authorized payments and auditing steps as part of internal oversight.
A Korean migration to Honolulu is described as the first such party to the islands in size. Officials note 54 men aboard the Go?tle are able to work, with 25 already ill or unfit. The move ties to labor needs on plantations and a broader immigration shift following Chinese restrictions. Unclear ship details and an onboard incident are mentioned.
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