Evening Bulletin editor notes labor strike and editorial stance
In a January 28 1901 issue the Evening Bulletin reports that printers are on strike while some have returned to work. The piece criticizes political influence over the paper and defends independence, noting the editor and publisher's stance against coercion and favoritism in content.
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Advertiser Tender Controversy Over Supreme Court Report Contract
The Gazette Company and The Advertiser feud over printing and promulgation bids for a Supreme Court report. Tendered costs run from 177 per page to 277 per page with bond demands, while concerns about prior work and private information influence the award process.
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New Printing Office Expands and Moves to Larger Quarters
The bulletin notes steady expansion as the advertising department relocates to new, shared quarters. The bindery and printery have increased material intake and capability, aiming to supply comprehensive job printing and publishing services across the Territory of Hawaii.
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Territens
Hawaii
Capture by Detective Kaapa Leads to Major Theft Probe
Report outlines a large police case involving detective Kaapa and accomplices Kin a mobile group linked to a broad theft ring. Suspects connected to Japanese quarters near Rapli Link Park and Javaneau working types are named, with claims of diamond ring links and artist involvement.
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Kamehameha
Watchman 16 Dead After Stabbing at Factory Site
The old Southson Island watchman who was fatally stabbed at the factory of Judge Wilcox Kalthi last Saturday morning died at Queens hospital Friday afternoon. Police have not yet made arrests or named suspects. The case is under close investigation with no grand jury summoned. Deputy Sheriff Chillineworth instructed to proceed with further inquiry.
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Kalthi
Queens Hospital
Woman Dies Suddenly in Nwuanu Valley Home
A native woman named Kenul, about 40, died at her home in Nive fopa, Nwuanu valley, after an illness of only a few hours. Her body is at the morgue awaiting a post mortem this afternoon. The coroner may investigate possible alcohol poisoning as a cause.
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Kaw Company Limited Incorporation and Officers Named
Kash Co Limited files papers for Kaw Company Limited to operate as a general merchant and dealer. Capital stock set at 75 dollars per share with 100 shares authorized, officers include Lavingston as president and treasurer Woodbridge, Smith, and Logan noted for editorial ties to the Bulletin.
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Leadon Lavingston
Arthur Sonte
Minile Phillis Wrash
Local Waiiuku Wedding of Hayselton and Ault at Holy Innocente
The church wedding of Miss Caroline Hayselton to Rev. William Ault was solemnized by Bishop Wilts on Jan 4 with decorations by Mrs. R. P. Howe. Bridesmaid Clara Northeyn of California and brother George Hayselden attended. A reception followed at the bride’s residence and a honeymoon trip to Wallakir. A later reception for the couple is planned by the Wailuku Ladies' Guild at Mrs. J. W. t. Marshall's home.
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Williame Ault
eGo. Hayselden
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Woman Thrown From Horse Near Capitol Building
A woman named Mrs Reid was thrown from her horse in the early morning near Queen and Navarro streets. She suffered bruises and fright as the horse fled down Navarro Street toward King Street, then toward the Capitol building. Lieutenant Sealle of the Mounted Patrol halted the horse and Mrs Reid was taken to a doctor for treatment.
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Launch Party on Waterwitch Hosts Noted Guests
Commodore Archie Young entertained De. Hoeman and friends on the launch Waterwitch yesterday. They started for Parl harbor, lunched at Corehep Macfarlane's country place, toured the harbor, and landed after 4 BORN. News of births and upcoming lectures noted for Honolulu with invitation to women to attend a Central Union church prayer meeting tomorrow at 2:30 p.m.
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de. Hoeman
Parl Harbor
Corehep Macfarlane
Mia Ackerman
Mika Murcuti
Honolulu
Central Union Church
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