22 Jan 1903
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1903
Page
1
Washington January 22 officials confirm bombardment reports and show reticence on the Venezuelan crisis. The Bowen proposal to dampen tensions awaits reply as embassies consult on the growing gravity and risk of delaying peace and international complications.
Berlin officials say they know nothing official about renewed bombardment of Venezuelan ports. Fear grows of antiman testing in the United States while London observers see no strong excitement yet concern that Germanys aggression may hinder South American settlement.
Congressman Lesster charges an attempt to bribe him five thousand dollars for his vote to approve ten Holland type submarines for the Navy instead of five An investigation has been ordered no names released of those offering the bribe
The Senate Committee reported favorably on the amended tariff bill for the Philippines. It provides that all Philippine products enter Mainland markets free of duty except sugar and tobacco, which receive a fifty percent reduction from the Dingley tariff. Railroad materials are admitted into the Philippines free.
The Associated Press reports Denver January 22 where the legislature met under remarkable conditions nearly every member had a revolver on his desk. no open trouble has yet occurred as anti Wolcott forces hold the fort.
Kingston dispatch reports Souffriere volcano erupting violently again. Authority lines up observations as scientists assess ash plumes and lava activity shaping evacuation advisories.
A prominent mining man reports Mazatlan is panicking as thousands of families flee the city and surrounding areas. Excitement runs high and conditions are described as deplorable.
GUAYMAS January 22 reports show the play improving under strict quarantine and thorough sanitary regulations. In San Francisco, stock quotes list Hawaiian Commercial 4434, Honok 1334, Makawell 27, Paauhau 1636 amid a chaotic wireless note about court cases and cattle malice on Lanal Island. The dispatch references arrests of John Woe, Bert Colburn, and Everett Nichanisan, with legal proceedings pending as judges consider evidence.
A cautious advert promises strict privacy for customers at a family drugstore. It asserts no gossip or information disclosure about purchases, noting some customers keep their buys private while the shop remains a trusted, legitimate source for remedies and household needs.
John W. Cathcart, deputy attorney general for Hawaii, withdrew his application for the office of Attorney General. He cited a desire to return to legal practice in Honolulu and noted he has received several offers of association. The letter and exchanges with Governor Sanford H. Dole and others show his appreciation for support and his plan to resign the deputy position at month’s end.
A forenoon chamber of commerce meeting adopts memorials protesting Federal control of public lands and the Island’s leper settlement. Resolutions condemn the land policy while condolence honors Paul Isenberg, noting loss to Hackfeld & Co. Ltd and the business community. copies sent to the bereaved family and merchants.
The proposed municipal government bill prompts wide speculation about control of public institutions. It suggests reorganizing duties among heads of departments while omitting the Superintendent of Public Works. Notes mention Henry le Cooper possibly moving to Treasury and Kepolkat becoming Judge of the Fourth Court. Also referenced are Hinedgood Cutter and a tale of a Danish native awaiting a pension of two to five dollars monthly.
Wells Fargo and Company Express office located at the Masonic Temple with Amertong Messenger Service and telephone main line listed for contact and dispatch.
Helen Istenders petitioned that Win Pietenhauer and Hermann Schultay be appointed guardians of the estate for five minor children Agnes G Carl HW Bertha J Dorothea G and Paul O Isenberg. The minors hold interests in a King Street home 730 shares Ku kaha Sugar Co 4 54 shares Pioneer Mill Co life policies and bonds. The proceeding comes as Judge De Bolt handles the quo warranto case of Viet American and Savings Company with Magoon Peters Pitch and Iighton among counsel.
The steamer Walnut is placed in commission again and will depart this afternoon for Harwall with a load of taps for plantations on the Big Island. Buyers of damaged saltings at Le BL IBerr & Cos sale can have them made up for $10 per aut at J. P. Rodrigues, Alakea Street.
County politics swirl over a Republican draft as legislators debate provisions and potential amendments. Republicans expect the measure to pass the Senate when the Legislature opens, seeking gubernatorial support to validate county government in the territory. Continued on Page 8.
The article reports Governor Dole considering several candidates for attorney general. Names such as George Te Carver and others are mentioned as potential appointees. Dole indicates effort to make a suitable selection and suggests an announcement within a day.
Hackfeld & Co, the foray agents of the Parle Mall Stemsmably line, received a cablegram from Fan Franchero this morning urging Korea to attempt a record arrival. The message directs wire to head office as soon as the steamer reaches this port, though the exact purpose remains unclear.
Firefighters responded to a blaze on Alukea Street around 2:20 PM caused by burning coal packed in old carpet bags at Inter-teland shops. About 200 bags ignited by 2:45 PM, but the department containment prevented spread to nearby property. Chief Thurston suspects bag exposure to sun aided the start.
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