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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1902
Page
2
A cluttered list of notices and items from Hawaii, including postal rate changes, society meetings, church services, a Hawaii steamer update, a Hawaiian political note, club gatherings, fruit market reminders, security incidents at the waterfront, and various society and business announcements with dates and locations in Honolulu society life.
Articles of association filed by the Hawaiian Transportation Co Lab with a capital of 0000 and authority to increase to 25000. Officers listed include Harell as president Me Val as secretary treasurer and Amon Donte G Oh Pantem A as a director. The article notes future plans to own and operate a vehicle service and related activities.
December 18, 1901, Albert Thompsan alias Dan Spetives and Allan J. Malone sought for larceny of a diamond brooch from Galt & Tro jewelers. Description notes a tall slender man, blue eyes, light mustache, brown hair, 177 pounds, 5 foot 9 inches, with deformity at the third finger joint. Reward set at 100 dollars, pursuit by the department under Major Richard Bylvingster.
A social event in the Manoa valley featured prominent guests including Mr Charles M. Cooke Governor Sanford B. Dole and many local residents. Attendees were welcomed by Mr Henry Castle and Mrs Grace Cuntie at the entrance to the preservation hall with chairs and drawing room arranged for guest comfort. The musical selections were well received with generous applause.
At yesterday’s meeting of the Ministerial Union the Anti-Saloon League report was presented. Attendees included several reverends and civic figures who discussed tax conference plans on drink. A Philippine field view on education and missionary aspects were touched, with talk of McKinley Memorial College and local property matters in Chicago involving Edwin Booth’s will.
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