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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
1
The Senate Committee on Military Affairs announced that the United States must maintain its dignity and stand firm against German pressure, stating Germany must not be allowed to bluff the American Government over the Venezuelan crisis.
London news reports Great Britain Germany and Italy refuse the proposal that all powers with damage claims against Venezuela share the settlement equally. Allies insist on precedence for nations that participated in the war operations, complicating the dispute.
The article reports that Allied demand for favorable terms in Venezuela talks prompts Minister Bowen to consult with President Castro for a new course. It notes France is expected to protest further prolonging the settlement because Paris did not cooperate with the Allies.
Sacramento lawmakers pass a resolution directing Senators Perkins and Bard to oppose the Cuban reciprocity treaty, citing strong influence from the beet sugar industry on state policy. The move reflects ongoing political maneuvering in California on trade arrangements and agricultural interests.
The court martial verdict acquits Major Glenn of all charges. The decision was announced today in Manila and was generally approved within Army circles.
German officers recently arrived in Havana have been occupying themselves with photographing the fortifications and taking soundings in Havana Bay and other harbors on the island, according to reports from Cuba.
Hawaii market figures show varied stock quotes with prices for Hana Paauhau Honokau Kilauea Makar well Onomea and Hutchinson. The report lists prices and locations amid a paralysis event affecting the Prinetti operation.
A physician in Honolulu denounces a publicity stunt linked to tourism marketing as a dangerous exaggeration of weather effects on health. The article notes critics within the Chamber of Commerce debate whether such publicity helps or harms public well being and tourism.
The entry cites Saint Andrew's Priory at 200 and Queen's Hospital with A. K. Kunulakea, mentioning wach and half of residue with $1661.19. It also notes the British Museum increasing by one hundred volumes daily.
Ultranarrow ad style notice asserts strict privacy for customer purchases and defends discretion in what customers buy. It stresses legitimate goods and frames the store as a trusted family pharmacist, inviting continued service to households as a local medical confidant.
At a morning meeting the Board of Education adopted teaching changes across the territory. Several appointments and transfers were approved, including Miss Blesnor Koeling at Kallun ige, Miss M Torea in Quokal, and Miss Alice Zerbe in Walohiag. A pro rata salary decision limited pay for a male teacher with ten months of service to $75 monthly, despite a $990 annual rate. Also noted were resignations, transfers, and new appointees across multiple schools.
The Fourth District Committee met at noon to discuss appointing a committee to investigate the Public Works Department action displacing RB N Boyd, a longtime Republican worker. A conference with the Central Committee is planned, though specifics remain undisclosed.
A powerful whirlwind swept a four schooner off the coast of Hawaii near Kawaihae yesterday morning. The craft, unnamed, was lifted from the water and capsized. Jay Janes Maberman, aboard with his load, was thrown into the sea but survived.
The Chinese Consulate hosted a well attended reception for Acting Consul Goo Kim from 1 to 2 pm with ornate decorations, a band on the lawn, and a spirit of cordiality among guests. Governor Dole, Justice Galbraith, British Consul Hoare, and many dignitaries attended, including Mr and Mrs J. K. Brown and Judge Whitings Chillingworth. Names of attendees listed among the invited and guests, with Goo Kim and Misses Goo Kim welcomed by honored guests.
A report from morning discussions led by C M Cooke and B I Blackable on coin redemption under federal law. Mutilated or worn coins do not earn par value. coins are redeemed at face value if perfect, else they may be worth bullion value or a multiple of face value depending on condition.
A Waikiki water service from Kingetree near Diamond Head will be cut tomorrow from 8:00 until noon for a new sensation. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Liberal leader, is announced to deliver a Commons speech on the occasion. A reporter asked how long he planned to speak and he replied I fear about an hour.
At Kalaupapa Molokai a Saturday Iwan festival in Beretania Hall drew about 180 guests. Ambrose Hutchinson urged unity and federal control while a Republican fund of 350 supported the feast. the Baldwin Home band provided music as villagers shared food by wheelbarrow and wagon to every man woman and child, with five tables for meals and post event processions.
The American barkentine John Palmer arrived from Neweaste after a 61 day voyage. Captain De Lano cites contrary winds most of the journey. The vessel is tied up at the railroad wharf with coal cargo for Castle and Cooke.
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