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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1902
Page
8
Cable reports from Sydney describe a prolonged drought across Australia, with livestock dying and subsistence strained. Thousands migrate to cities seeking work as governments arrange wind relief. fodder shortages hinder transport, mail service falters, and inland communications deteriorate amid widespread hardship.
Sen Francisco May 27 report says Martins of the Army transport Ayford with his first officer will appear before U S Commissioner Heacock at Menelork this morning charged with cruelty on the high seas. A list of recovered articles included a volt poneew ailic and other items found aboard the transport.
Police heard testimony in a local court where John Callahan faced charges linked to disorderly conduct. Judge Wilcox noted the defendant’s habit of begging questions, while the defense suggested pursuing further evidence as the case moved toward a follow up session.
Wai Hong and Ah Loy were arrested by Ab Look of the Condon patrol around 1 am for attempting to pry open the back door of Lau Yen Chee's butcher shop. They were pushed into a cell and charged with vagrancy, with Judge Wilcox condemning their tale as improbable. Ah Loy appealed while Wai Hong remained jailed.
Portland reports a strong Republican lead in Oregon with a likely victory in statewide contests. Despite tough headwinds, party officials project success in the governor and congressional races as voters prepare to cast ballots across the state.
Washington May 26 Senate debate on the canal route provokes strong lines. Committee members argue Colombia protocol ties Panama can, and fear a U S commitment that could endanger canal value. The report warns concessions to Panama risk ceding control and inviting international disputes while delaying or derailing the project. Hay of Virginia calls a public meeting to push for a Nicaragua canal vote this week in Congress.
May 2 The InterOcean reports Western railroads including Rock Island Missouri Pacific and Missouri Kansas Texas joined Mallory steamship line in pushing a through rate of 32 cents per hundred pounds on sugar from New York via Galveston to Kansas City St Joseph Omaha and other towns. The plan appears to favor New Orleans Central routes and shifts sugar to southern ports, threatening lower prices in Illinois and Colorado markets.
The shipping bulletin records arrivals from San Francisco and Honolulu and departures for various ports. It lists captains and passengers, cargoes including hides and fruit, and notes weather, barometer, and temperature readings. Passengers include numerous named individuals and families aboard multiple vessels, with schedules for arrivals and expected onward travel.
The case involves Rowe suing Stephenson for dissolution of their partnership and for an accounting. The plaintiff claims Stephenson collected monies in the firm’s name and failed to provide the required reckoning. The court has ordered production of related documents and portraits connected to Count Palat later.
In the circuit court of the first circuit Territory of Hawaii at chamber the matter of the estate of Lui Tack Joe late of Oahu was presented for probate. The hearing set for Monday the day of 1908 at 10 in the court room in Honolulu to prove the will and for letters testamentary. The case lists objections and notices to interested parties and names Theosophical Society and other entities in related proceedings.
Tavomm Washington May 25. Reported to prevent Atlantic shipping trust from gaining coast traffic, eleven Japanese steamship companies form a combine with headquarters at Osaka. About seventy five ships operate mainly in Japan China Riveria and Formosa with tonnage about 126000. Government and owners seek Japanese dominance though operations to San Francisco Puget Sound are excluded. Each joining company contributes one yen per registered ton toward the combine.
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena arrived in Naples on their way to Palermo for an agricultural exhibition. During a royal train stop at the arsenal, Vincenzo Guerreri o threw two stones and was immediately arrested. The incident drew a strong loyal demonstration from the crowd.
London May 24 Much interest stirs yachting circles as Emperor William plans to sail the American yacht Meteor from Heligoland to Dover on July 14 for the coronation cup of 600 pounds. The British schooner Cecily, built to challenge the Meteor and owned by Geo Quentit, with design by William Fife, launched Thursday at Southampton, has now entered the race.
Simla May 24. A bill in the Indian Council aims to counter cartel sugar by allowing the government to impose countervailing duties on bonded sugar until the Brussels convention becomes effective. Sugar shipped before May 23 would be exempt.
Sealed tenders will be received by the Superintendent of Public Works in Honolulu until 1 PM on Friday June 2001 for building and road projects. Specifications are on file in the office of the Superintendent of Public Works. The superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids. James HL Boyd, Superintendent of Public Works. May 29, 102 Bhatt.
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For account of whom it may concern, at the Tread Wharf on Thursday June 1982 at noon, a pubic auction will sell goods loaded on voyage. Items include various brands and quantities such as 1 bbln Key brand four, Luna products, Honolulu stock, 36 linge, Walla Wal la straight grade four, Blondyke, 473 bugs, and Klondyke.
Private sale on Beretania Street adjoining C Hustace Kay with 140 feet front and 171 feet deep at 9000 dollars balance mortgage 7 12 percent. Second property 259 Kinau Street occupied by A Lucan frontage 116 feet depth 12 feet dwelling three bedrooms parlor dining kitchen bath carriage house price 4500 dollars one half cash balance mortgage 7 12 percent. Right of way to Beretania Street. Third property Kinau Street adjoining Lot 2 frontage 1206 feet depth 121 foot roomy dwelling price 4000 dollars one half cash balance mortgage 7 12 percent with right of way to Beretania Street. Further particulars of
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