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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
8
A fragment from the Chicago Record discusses caution about investments and national pride. It questions habits of thrift and how fear of ridicule may curb bold action, reflecting on independence and the cost of cheap fashion in a broad social context.
Ad. H. Hoyd, Superintendent of Public Works, reports today that the Kewalo sewer has been accepted and house connections are now to the same. The notice confirms the completion and readiness for use by property owners connected to the system.
Speculation runs high on tomorrow’s Pearl Harbor championship events as Healania and Myrtles race for honors. Confident Healanians expect close competition while many predict Myrtle triumph in the junior race. townsfolk sense an even balance across the events. A West Highland parish tale and Slavonic demographics in New York add local color to the day’s note.
At the annual meeting in Honolulu June 1912 officers were elected for the coming years. Press Yip See Young became President, G Yee Hop Vice President, Henry Koo Kong Treasurer, Hin Auditor, Pong Lum Mow Auditor, with Yong Lim Lee King Chin Pong Mu Chee and Lee Ping forming the board of directors. Signed Henry Loo Kono, Secretary.
In a small town scene a grocer resists changing stock to include the latest neckties and novels, noting customers demand for traditional games like seven up while promising future additions. The piece also recalls General Charles H. T. Collis’s bequest of two regimental flags to Grant’s tomb, linking local life to national remembrance.
Weather readings from Punahou and Diamond Head indicate temperature 84 midday, humidity 68 percent, with irregular rainfall. Maritime traffic lists arrivals including Helene Christianson from San Francisco with 120 boxes emerald merchant goods, and several sugar, coffee, and cattle cargoes aboard ships Lehi, Moana Loa, Nithau, Zealandia, and Zealandia passengers and booked sailings noted for today and upcoming days.
In a rural scene Hiram Skinner surprises his astonished wife Flacy with a flying contraption he hides behind the corners. He explains his work mocks the idea farmers lack ingenuity and aims to show the public their resourcefulness, while mentioning a secret plan involving money. She frantically calls for a doctor as shock follows.
Parody parade plans on Capital Square and Richard Street trigger discussion of floats divisions and participants. Mentions Oscar Hammerstein and John Stetson as notable figures guiding or reacting to the event with talk of a Grand Marshal and casting for roles.
Under the Land Act of 1895 and 1896 applicants may file for Right of Purchase and homestead leases in Makena Keokea Keonepokotki Kaluma and adjacent sections in Kau and North Kona Hawaii. The public office in Katuun will receive applications from 6 to 10 a m on Monday August 4 1902 with detailed parcel valuations and lot counts listed in the schedule. Commissioner Boyd announces open lands and eligibility rules for multiple lots and required qualifications.
All organizations are invited to parade intendants should notify Grand Marshal Col. Jas. H. Boyd on or before July 1 to secure a place in the procession. The notice requests individuals to state intention to participate so arrangements for line positions can be made.
A distressed profile describes Calcagno an anarchist runner for the Italian chamber who hides in Mulberry area without consent. He has been imprisoned several times for anarchistic acts and fled to the United States to escape police pursuit amid ongoing health concerns.
The sale by public auction is by order of J C Strow deceased. A 92.3 acre tract on Laupaboohoe Island of Hawaii includes a five room dwelling coffee pulping and drying buildings two 5000 gallon wooden tanks and about ten acres of coffee. The land adjoins MW Juard with a price of 8100 dollars cash terms. Transfer costs borne by purchaser. For details contact W Barnapst Laupalochte Hawaii or Russel Watson Attorneys for Helix Hawaii. James F Morgan auctioneer.
For sale notices describe two parcels: Premisen on Kina St occupied by A. Lucas with 115 by 60 feet frontage, three bedrooms and veranda features, price 4500 with half cash and mortgage terms. Second property on Kinau St joins Lot 2 with 106 by 121 feet, a roomy dwelling, price 44000, half cash and mortgage terms. Right of way to Beretania St referenced.
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