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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
6
Washington May 25 The President revoked the old executive order of 1801 by which Hyutae generals commanded the army. The President’s order leaves the department leaderless. the Secretary and Assistant Secretary were obstructed, and the Secretary remained absent as of morning.
The annual Woman's Board meeting elected the officers and board members for the coming year. Presid ent Mrs Hye was named president with Mrs Bing as vice president and Mrs Beehap as secretary treasurer. Several committee chairs and department heads were listed, along with a program outline detailing missions and upcoming projects for 1920.
During an afternoon session the board decided to renew the appropriation for the year in line with the treasure recommendations. Speakers included Mrs Metally-Higine and Mrs Evame Rey, with Hiram Binetame delivering an encouraging message to the board as Mrs Wingham attended the meeting.
A Revenue Cutter Officer faces court martial after a voyage ending in Comox B C and conflicts aboard the privateer Thee Ase. The case involves Captain Healy and an onboard mutiny, with chaotic accounts of absences, duties, and a storm near Galveston.
Secretary Roottod submits new information to the Senate on the army transport service. The document details expenditures for on site officers in Washington and amited vouchers for each item. Total cost of the transport repair service is 2,920,001.
A bill introduced today proposes promoting Major General Binuhe to lieutenant general and arranging retirement with the rank honors. The measure, presented by yyarnington and Quay, aims to advance General Brooke amid military leadership changes.
Advice to young base-ball players emphasizes base running as a vital skill, detailing training, coaching, and the critical role of decision making. The article stresses quick initiation of runs, situational judgment, and the need for disciplined baserunning to win games, with a note that the discussion continues tomorrow.
A secretary letter from CHASM Reeves asks for Hawaii participation in the National Exposition. It emphasizes native industries and products to showcase, urging strong cooperation and a timely reply. The note seeks concrete commitments and special exhibits to illustrate territorial development.
A chaotic OCR account reports seventy pallbearers forming a long column at a funeral in New Albudan yesterday. The text names several participants and attendees including a large crowd, a bishop, and the Duke of Albany, with scattered details about the procession and seating arrangements.
A fragmented OCR shows several attorney names and contact lines. Sears Kellett Robinson Rouma Lt 13 Magoon hide and Spreckels bidg rooms 10 Main 344. Sarlos A long 18 Kam bumanu St okt Main 7M. Davidson attorney 109 Kaahumanu Tardner K Wilder attorney at law Kaahumanu St.
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