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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1903
Page
1
Captain Rodman leads naval command awaiting Admiral Terry in Honolulu. Kinau steamer reports 11:30 port arrival with passengers while Mauna Loa reaches Lahaina. Cargo lists include farm produce and goods. currency notes redemption and dwindling coin supply cited amid post annexation changes.
Alexander Young has secured Allan Herbert to tidy up the Young Hotel premises near town. The property is described as ideal for quiet country-style leisure with fruit and ornamental trees. Managers oversee renovations including bath rooms and hot and cold salt water facilities for guests.
Moses Nakuina returns from a ten day trip to Molokai where he develops castor oil plants and a small experimental nunnery near Honomunta. At Kaluata Nakula grows four acres of castor oil plants with an expected yield of at least four tons to the acre. Lantana cleared land is cultivated by local workers paid ten dollars a month. The Nakutin farm is expanding steadily as projects continue.
Attorney Magoon says he welcomes disbarment actions as a chance to prove his innocence. The Attorney General filed information against J Alfred Muar Toon and George A Davis with the Supreme Court, with hearings expected Monday before 10 a.m. court session.
During inspections, Army units emphasized promptness with 7:30 o clock start times. Attendance determined marks, and late arrivals after 7:20 did not count. Inspections will continue on Tuesday night under Lieut Newton. A separate police case reports a Japanese suspect, Kambura, charged with kidnapping a Japanese girl in Alea on July 19, alongside an accomplice Higashi, who remains at large. The Rothschild lineage is noted as diminishing in numbers after centuries.
A blurred Sumner case scene unfolds in a cottage behind a mansion on Gatick Avenue where an aged couple, Mr and Mrs Sumner, speak under a lantern about mounting legal troubles. The dialogue covers subpoenas, court dates, and court-related tensions as the old man reflects on longtime battles and dreams of Tahiti amid a weathered room with a table, chairs, and portraits. The report notes the First National Bank settling $800,000 in fire claims at closing hour.
A Kahoolawe party of W A Bulek Geo Mebellan Frank Halstead Wilder Wight Root Shingle and Christian Conracht arrived on the Lehua and went to the Inland on Mall for a thorough inspection of St Frank Halvirad and Christian Con Fett. They contemplate purchasing the lease from Dillingham & Co for fifty years with ten years remaining. Henry Waterhouse & Co conducts the negotiations. The present lease aims at ranch use with about 900 sheep and a few horses and cattle. sisal may be planted in parts. Additional brook possible if purchase proceeds. No details on timetable or exact acreage available.
Cecil Brown named executor as probate petition details a Fort Street real estate valued at 500 dollars and personal estate of 18 000 dollars. The will directs burial beside a grave and bequeaths all remaining estate to Mary Phillips and other heirs. Witnesses include Jutta Muner and T Andrade.
CAMDEN New Jersey July 25 The monitor liner Mongolia was launched today. It is the second of the new steamers bought by the Pacific Mail Company for the Oriental route. The Mongolia registers 2800 tons.
In Newport Rhode Island on July 25 the Reliance defeated Constitution and Columbia in a tight race amid strong wind. Just after crossing the finish line the Reliance gaff broke, affecting the final moments.
Admiral Terry, who is to command the Honolulu Naval Station, sailed today aboard the Alameda. In San Francisco July 25, the departure marks a routine transfer of command duties amid a formal ceremony. The voyage proceeds ahead of his new assignment.
The Niihow arrived at 8 28 this morning from Has will ports with derk passenger and 676 bags. Several sugar cargoes were reported ready for shipment including 10 500 and 2 500 bag lots. Purser Kane notes rough seas hindered landings at Waipio and Honokan. The Mauna Low and Iwalani were elsewhere discharging freight and awaiting meetings. The Kohala Hilo Railway directors’ meeting is set to install a new board as prior quorum issues due to dengue delayed actions. The Noeau is scheduled to sail to Honolulu today.
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