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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
5
Harvard students traveled to Kanae wheat fields in a bid to harvest, drive wagons, and cook meals while experiencing rural life. The party described their trip as an adventure with train delays and misadventures, intending to return to Boston and Harvard in the fall.
A Chicago group led by Gates Drake Lambert Sillwood built a $27 million oil venture in Texas with a $92 million investment over 18 months. Reports say stockholders earned 5 percent quarterly dividends, about 60 percent annually, as the Texas property is valued at not less than $90 million. The enterprise, called The Texas Company, is capitalized at $3,009,000 and remains unsold. principals include John W Gates John Jambert Isaac L Edwood John A Drake and John J Mitchel.
A Vienna report to the Society of Physicians and Imperial Academy describes radium rays curing a 61 year old man’s palate cancer after surgeries failed. Physicians exposed diseased areas to radium bromide, noting tumor reduction and regrowth of healthy tissue. The report cites melanosarcoma and red mole cases as observed outcomes.
The attorney general provides an opinion on the governors discretion to call extra sessions under the Organic Act. He concludes only the mandatory requirement is to call an extra session after legislative action, but does not compel continuous extra sessions for every appropriation bill. The ruling notes the governor may convene in extreme cases, yet discretion remains with the executive branch. A related case cites a suit over a $50,000 note and garnishees involving M. McCheaney and M. Mickfeld Co.
A chaotic mix of reports covers burglaries, weather, health, and shipping updates. Notable items include a possible election mention, a reception and dance, a fever recovery note on Prince Jonathan Kalamiannoty, Judge Wilton’s condition, and plans for ships like Nippon Maru and Fullerton with cargo and route changes affecting Hawaii.
Fifty-ninth Bay report notes Senate with nine members. House Bill 9 on Coney Estate right of way failed to passage. possible reintroduction tomorrow. House Bill 10 on health board life listed for third reading. amendments under health authority to Territory government. Governor signed Act 2 compensating Edmund P. Dole for services to the Territory. Senate conference on various matters and attorney general report read before adjournment for the day.
Ballyshannon July 2 The international automobile venture for the James Gordon trophy closed with a German team member, Jenatsy, winning after a tight 3 1 2 mile course. Close competition kept rivals within a minute as the French and American entrants faced dramatic incidents and near misses. Meanwhile reports from New York note Cleveland’s Independence Day letter to Tammany and a new Moscow to Cathay train service in Japan with thirteen and a half days travel.
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