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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1903
Page
2
A wide array of notices from the Bulletin Publisher, including shopping items, events, and local arrivals. Mentions a basketball game at YM and various social happenings, with ads for clothing, furniture, and domestic goods. Includes obituaries and official notices, plus scattered scores and local business updates.
Washington DC January 1 The wire Department rules that repair cable is dutiable per Commerce Department. Fort M Louetz reading and other garbled items reference indictments against coal dealers in the city.
amitn will leave it the wreami er tomorrow and will proceed direct to Washington to fight again at the Pedi eval central of the publi lands of the Taritory and the leper settlement. He will represent the Chamber of Commerce and other commercial bodies. Later he will receive memorials for passage by the Chamber. At a January 28 meeting Mr. Smith will spend the rest of the current Congress in Washington. Also a gallery corner Hotel Union streets advertises miniature portraits and a house for rent for sale at the Bulletin office.
In a Fireman's Hall gathering, George Duncker faced a public drunkenness charge. Sheriff J. A. Andrews led a strong legal defense as Captain Harris testified Duncker was sober and not disruptive. Judge Hepal acquitted Duncker after brief arguments, leaving questions about the Sheriff’s strategy.
Lahaina report lists JM and Mew Waldyer of Walluku visiting the Lahaina hotel, with several residents and officials noted. Reynolde returns from four weeks vacation on Lanai, and Nevadensin Kakitut and Aluukab leave the area. Mr. Smith and his wife plan to return to Honolulu on the 24th as construction work continues on water systems and diet projects in the region.
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