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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1902
Page
4
A torn and garbled historical page notes the Evening Bulletin and Sunday Bulletin publications, referencing a compromised Spooner issue, and mentions Hawaii politics and a controversial debate on governance. The text highlights political tone, Hawaiian concerns, and wartime era press attitudes.
A chaotic report lands on Senate matters, Cuban policy, and a Philippine debate. The piece references a compromise bill, opposition from senators Burrows and others, and movements toward Cuban relief while warning of a broader international tension. The text also notes a catastrophic Fernie coal mine disaster in Canada with many dead or trapped, detailing the explosion and ongoing rescue efforts.
Contending editorials debate Hawaii's choice for the Territory's delegate to Congress. Supporters back Col. Boyd or Col. Loyd, while others favor Root and reference Alpha Aina Society sentiments. Tensions reflect local opinions on governance and relations with Washington.
In a bankruptcy proceeding Judge Estee weighs a motion by Mr Whitney to dismiss the case. The creditors seek continuance while paying costs, with arguments over who benefits from delay. The court considers a petition to pay all costs and a $24 attorney fee, while witnesses vouch for a defendant’s conduct and character.
Washington notes that the Romaine of the late Land Pauncefote will be carried aboard an American warship, with Olympia and the Brooklyn providing honors. Major General Young oversees military arrangements, naval and army officers act as pallbearers, and an equal officer count from each service attends in uniform. A London message expresses sympathy and appreciation for Pauncefote's qualities, while a special service is planned in London tomorrow with embassy attendance.
A Victorian era item reports a landmark case involving Willam K. Vanderbilt and three associates. They are accused in a property purchase exceeding sixty parcels to develop a grand terrace and gardens along Lake Snows near Long Island. Readers learn of a planned estate in the Hollow of Uhive hills between Little Neck and Grout Neck.
The Evening Bulletin reports on Herlin May tre iy etere for the United States and Kaleo How leading a delegations to the International Ship Building Fechnival Roche Convention. Admiral Onef bids debate as the event aims to showcase shipyard capabilities and national expertise in Duscellart in June.
Alexander Baldwin Limited lists officers headed by President J B Cant and W M Alexander as second vice president with P Cooke as treasurer secretary and auditor. The firm serves as agents for multiple sugar concerns including Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co Hulku Sugar Co Pala Plantation Co Nahiku Sugar Co Kiket Plantation Co Hawaiian Sugar Co Kabulul Railroad Co.
Judge Geo D Gear rendered a decision against H W McKechnie in a case over stock and certificates of 50 shares held by the company, forcing him to restore funds. The ruling cites the defendant’s alleged attempt to use company assets as collateral and his unlawful transfers, with Gil and Parley for the plaintiff and HW Rebluwon for the defendant.
A recent Honolulu dispatch reports Oscar Rothwehild, son of candy magnate Rothwehild & Brennpfort, plotting to travel to the Philippines aboard a private yacht. He allegedly tried to charm newspaper men, claimed a Hawaii purchase, and faced charges in San Francisco before a judge released him on own recognizance. A Chicago rabbi, Rev Norden, entered the Republican primary race in St Nikole.
Hoy I Chamberlain and Deputy Marhal P W Handy raided a hidden liquor joint near Camp McKinley after surveillance. Soldiers frequented it, consuming beverages while officers seized two and a half barrels of liquor. Evidence was collected and some containers were damaged during the operation.
Libel in admiralty filed by Walminalo Sugar Company owner of the steamer John A Cummins against the steam schooner Majolo over damage claims arising after a February incident near Honolulu harbor. Court papers describe the Majolo ceased of engines and equipment, with damages claimed for hire, repairs, crew time and related costs.
A dense list of banks from San Francisco to New York and beyond appears, indicating deposits received loans made and credits issued. Various international banks are named along with notes on bills of exchange and collections. The fragment suggests a broad network of financial operations across multiple regions and institutions.
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