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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1901
Page
8
A survey by underwriters investigates a Twilight wreck after a marine railway examination. Holes and worm damage dominate the keel and bow while the rudder shows wear. Sailors deem the vessel repairable, pending final orders from the surveyors.
A notice declares a meeting of the committee in charge of Mardi Gras Ball affairs to be held Thursday morning at Dr Stoggetts office. Also the Coyne Mehites Furniture Co Ltd reports officers elected for one year including A Goone President and Manager J A Fisher Vice President W J White Secretary Treasurer and Auditor W J Whine as Director Secretary.
Notice to creditors requests claims against the estate of Hinata deceased. The administrator Chew Man is authorized to collect debts, pay debts, and manage the estate at the provided address in Serhany. Claim deadlines follow local probate rules and require authenticated proof of debt.
Paul Egry challenges an advertiser interview, disputing quotes about funding and attendance. He denies intending to mislead Honolulu audiences and asserts no plans to harm trust or misrepresent events in public performances and city affairs.
President Raymond has not resigned as the Board of Health denies a meeting Tuesday to alert the Aidearson. The public will wait for the board to act after the absence of Rose bound returns from Manila with unclear business for EW or Mire works. The Board of Health employers await payment, expecting a four to five day delay.
Articles show Hata Hill Land Company creating a ranching venture with capital stock set at 42000 optional to 500000 and a fifty year term. Incorporators include Henry M Lyman Daniel B Lyman and Feanels QC with multiple Lyman relatives from Chicago Hilo Rimma b Like and officers Roxfur A Lyman president Henry A Lyman vice president Frederick S Lyman secretary treasurer.
Keauhou returns from rough voyage to Hawaii after a problematic leg of its journey. The liner Keathou ar rived with a cargo of sage congue and was forced to turn back due to trouble raised by the Immigrants head man. The voyage, spanning twelve days away from Honolulu, was marked by severe weather and constant excitement for officers and crew.
Attorney Robertson represents three Chinese clients in a judge Humphreys ruling on opium law constitutionality. At police station they were demanded for the enacting outtire of their clients. Deputy Sheriff Chillmneworth reports additional cases and a wider set of inquiries connected to the opium matter.
Bull Adam at Makinney Dino & Co. face suit alleging anti aqwiti at FW over a loan of 170.58 with interest 4 percent from October 1 to December 3, 1900. Defendant allegedly borrowed life amount from plaintiffs and, though payments were demanded, has paid nothing toward the principal or interest.
The Hawaiian Cave Horse state reports the theater we lent for a three week run opens in March. Lowe MorrisonsHlarenve Roberts Lramade Campany now staging at the Atcanar Theater. Advance agent will arrive soon in Penenaey for Martian-o-Mice showings.
Shipping notices list weather conditions, temperatures, and forecast details for January 28, noting NE winds and clear skies. It also catalogs arrivals from Molokai and Kauai, ships like Lehua and Kauai, sugar cargoes for W. G. Irwin Co, and passengers bound for Maul, Hilo, and Kahului, with extensive crew and traveler lists.
Passenger list shows names including Claudine dag, Richanty ALC, Ovenden, W. Baldwin, Jos T. Taylor, K Ito, Suck Mise Hart, Stockbridge, Andrew Keam and wife, Alex Dowsett, Master Alan Anna, Mrs Kaana, Mies H Lokatia, Miss Hate Now, Mrs J Kika. Also Molokai bound Lohua in January at 5 p.m. with Bates, Shaw, Helen Keaike and others.
A city Mardi Gras carnival draft outlines duties for the ladies in charge with the aim of a flawless display. A prominent member is listed among contributors and supporters from local firms. The dress, described as a dream of loveliness, will feature lace and design elements funded by several local businesses. A meeting of the committees led by Dr. Sluquett is set for Thursday at 9 45.
In federal court Pang Hoy filed for bankruptcy and a referee hearing was postponed to February 25 due to Judge absence. Pang Hoy operated a general retail business on Fort Street as Sym Wo Hop Kee and claimed assets of 6 468.86 with liabilities around 6 537. Now he holds assets roughly 6 468.86, over half from filing store accounts.
A veteran surveyor M Kanakanyil resigns as third assistant surveyor to join Acil Ca as chief surveyor and manager. The resignation takes effect February 1 after twelve years in the department.
A fragment notes rhubarb grown at the home of Mr. Henrigues in Nuun valley near Wit foot abride ever. It mentions a product so fine that the producer contemplates revenue or use as a staple, with speculation about what it might fetch on Oahu.
A fragmented note posted near the elevator at the Judd Building mentions Weyetes and Weyetes workers and an event involving sugar refining and milling. The text references a steamer Italia and industrial actions by bricklayers and international labor groups in Milwaukee and Chicago, with calls to influence city commerce and employments.
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