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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1901
Page
1
A large contingent of teachers from scattered states departs aboard the Thomas bound for the Philippines. The ship, due to dock soon, carries many well known athletes and a bustling crew with a new local newspaper aboard for the voyage.
The College Hills project expands with residences in progress and another planned, shown as ready for bona fide buyers. Local architects oversee designs while a new car line and water plant approach completion, enabling immediate occupancy.
Tomorrow night the general delivery window at the Post Office will remain open all night. Patrons may pick up mail at any hour and stamps will be sold. money orders will be issued and mail registered. Most daytime work will continue until 4 a.m. Interred mail delivery and money orders will be available. The change follows a June approval from the Post Office Department to serve working people with late hours.
Chief Justice Frege signals a possible special session of the Supreme Court to decide the income tax matter. Lawyers’ readiness dictates timing and form, with options ranging from immediate payment under protest to direct submission on agreed points. The court has not yet chosen whether to proceed by protest, refund, or a direct constitutional question.
Supreme Court decisions issued after hearings in the cave of Kahele Ya. Case by Amina et al involves ejectment action and proof of possession by heirs. Fourth Circuit exceptions remanded for further proceedings in Manuel Brune va court.
In Hawaii at La Porte July 22 Rev Mak fon Gao a noted pastor of the Friends Church at a south water parish fled after a confession of ill health and a rumored elopement. He was last seen in Banetesth where authorities report he underwent examination and is believed to have fled. Local allegations claim he sought to win a wife through deception, with neighbors noting his status as a leading minister in the Friends Church in the area.
A Kingston assessor's office details income tax exemptions for individuals and corporations, noting a $1,000 exemption for individuals and deducting operating expenses for corporations. The 200 percent penalty targets willful noncompliance, while normal delays may extend office hours to collect returns. Rabies Levy's report from the Halon labor scene discusses Italian and Asian labor dynamics and planned labor shifts in plantations, with concerns over white labor capacity and potential economic impacts.
Hawaiian defendant Nakanwela faced a charge of vulgar language toward his wife. Attorney Kinlie argued the remarks were directed at his spouse, but the court heard conflicting testimony. The wife testified the words were spoken at their home, while a neighbor and others described the scene. she claimed the husband used abusive language and was fined $10 with expenses.
The Cracked Shot: Adolph Strecker of San Francisco wins the third National Buades Shooting Festival with 84 points for 200 shots on the paint target. The headline notes the national kingship for three years and hints at ongoing contests after the festival.
An old notice urges patrons to call BLUE G2E to send goods downtown by the MPD Co. for prompt delivery and home service.
Branford University officials report Dr Jordan favoring Territory 15 as best for fisheries and land use expansion. He outlines aims to export labor to Honolulu, restrict Chinese and Japanese immigration, and push educational qualifications for voting while noting wage and import trends and U.S. labor supply concerns.
Gorge Watnrheiny and Mike Tewle Tuewell wed at Beatie July 1 in Drymouth Congregational Church. The bride’s parents are present members, as reported by The Evening Bulletin.
A large party of Italians under Dr. A. J. Pulten of New York is recruited to work on sugar cane plantations in Hawaii. Quarantine kept Port Rio out. planters want more labor. About 2000 workers anticipated, with another party leaving next week. Weekly shipments to Hawaii planned until arrangements secure labor.
Acting Governor Cooper signed commissions appointing Dr. Wim M Moore to the Board of Health in place of Dr Cb Gurein whose appointment failed Senate approval. Commissions were signed reappointing He beth Van Cleave Hill Charles Lawe Hopkine to the education board. Both are reappointed.
Judge Estee declares Ah Quai to be deported, ruling the territory cannot be made for the temate children of Colne. The case drawn by Je AL Donne for the prosecution and Te VeCante Stewart for the defense. Wung Lam Chow, sixteen, also ordered deported after failing to prove Hawaiian birth. William M. Masale, a Scotsman, named as rider to the United States Chief Justice Prear with counsel Gideon Vonebille.
A Hilletin report says Deputy Nakina withdraws from the Ming vacancy citing reasons linked to prior offers and protest. The decision follows internal disagreements and concerns over appropriations.
Spectators urged to turnout for a major baseball exhibition as Golegeen travels to face Punahou at 3 30 pm. The article lists likely players from colleges across the United States and notes no admission fee, with transport arrangements by Thomas team and remarks on local enthusiasm and police caution.
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