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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
1
The city prepared for a lively Independence celebration with parades boat races and yacht drifting events from Pearl Harbor to Pearl City. Local clubs and national guard units organized evening exercises crews prepared boats and a night program featuring signals and races plus plans for celebratory dinners and entertainment across town.
The schedule includes a morning parade of the National Guard and a YMCA meeting in the evening. Those not attending the races head to the suburbs for the evening program. Remarks at private residences, a parade route from Miller Street to the Capitol, and a review by the Fire Department accompany the event. An Amateur Orchestra leads patriotic music, the Declaration of Independence is read, and speakers including J. D. Waldron are listed for the evening program.
Large crowds gathered at Mason Temple for the funeral for Paul Neumann Yen as Masonic rites were led by Worshipful Master William H Wright. The procession to the cemetery included soldiers and National Guard units with mourners from many walks of life. The final addresses paid tribute to the deceased with solemn memoriam and religious renditions.
The Senate pressed a $30,000 appropriation bill for the extra session as heated dialogue opened between chambers. A motion from Mr Achl urged sending the amended lower house messages back to justify objections or request a conference on amendments.
A Fourth of July program features the Marquardt concert at the Hawaiian Opera House with proceeds to benefit the event. Tickets are on sale at Wall, Niche ole Co, with a limited number available.
Attorney General Dole says no lawyer suitable to try the Walter G. Smith perjury case after grand jury approval. Indictment found and plea heard, with court decision on abstention. Defendant pleads not guilty. issues arise over representation and trial readiness.
A lavish Fourth of July dinner is being prepared at the Moana Hotel under manager BH Card with chef Marvel Meghan. The hotel prints souvenir menu cards and promises a feast featuring oysters, strawberries and other dishes as part of a grand celebration tied to American hospitality and local entertainment.
Morning session centers on transmitting Senate amendments to the House current expense bill. Senators cut the appropriation, debate travel and wharf costs, and mock the geography of Hawaii while the House reviews proposed changes and contemplates conference with the Senate.
A group including Sh Bee Kut Yong Yong Lam Chow and Young Ho faces trial for living in the Territory without proper registration. They lack valid permits and presented Hawaiian birth certificates as evidence. Defense argues for interpretation of the Or Kante Act to grant registration rights. judge Katwe will hear the case this afternoon.
The Houre had plenty to do that morning as several key bills moved from the Senate to conference. The sergeant at arms searched town for Roberson, Hogs, Griftian LU, while leaders urged action, and the House prepared to respond to Senate amendments and possible funding bills.
The Royal Hawaiian hotel, via manager J W Allen, gears up for a Fourth of July dinner. Preparations focus on an elaborate menu featuring a thirteen inch miniature sky rocket. Menu and printing, prepared by the Honolulu and Hawaiian paper, showcase a decorative display.
A long memorial resolution honors Paul Neumann, praising his public service and personal integrity. Attendees include Attorney General Dole Judge Stanley Acting Governor Cooper and Judge Estee. The court orders the resolution spread on the records and a copy sent to his family.
A court case exposes police misidentification as Officer Palenapa testifies that a man named Hanson was the drunk arrestee. The real witness Hanson, present in court, is surprised to learn he is accused of drunkenness and warns the process. Bail for C Hanson was forfeited after failing to appear. Co A ordered to assemble for parade at 10 tomorrow morning.
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