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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
8
A Honolulu school program by Kawaiahao Girls featured Hawaiian songs recitations and dances. Students performed a variety program including Chinese, Japanese, and Filipino numbers, sewing exhibits, and a display of drawings and crafts.
Fragmentary stenographic record shows judges and attorneys debating legal standards for detention and punishment. The discussion touches on custody, reform school confinement, and the legality of the death penalty in California. A judge and attorney spar over amendment needs and common law versus statutory authority. The proceedings extend into continued testimony and anticipated legislative action.
A fragmented notice recalls Fenwick and a distant era as a long-time resident departs after twenty years in Scotland. Mention of social gatherings, a formal farewell, and hopes for a pleasant holiday accompany the plan for a quiet return home.
In Colchester, England, a trial compares antitoxin use with other treatments for a disease identified as Piphlwris. Only 66 percent of antitoxin patients survived, while 26.8 percent died among those treated by alternative methods.
This report notes erratic pace and discipline at morning workouts. Horses perform poorly, with several entrants failing to complete drills amid windy conditions and a widespread lack of form.
Shipping intelligence lists tides and sailing times for Newmont and several vessels, with passenger arrivals and departures at Honolulu harbor. The record covers arrivals from Kilauea and other ports, departures for Kauai, Vancouver, and Victoria, and names of passengers booked for upcoming sailings.
A Brighton of Me fireman fell from the upper deck of a steamer after a collision in the port alleyway. He struck his head on staging, was stunned, and sustained injuries not believed serious. Eyewitness details are unclear and no further explanation was given. The vessel remained at the Downie wharf.
John Preston a Porture boy was arrested yesterday on a charge of stealing a bicycle owned by A. Mott-Smith. In Police Court he confessed to taking the bicycle. His mother pleaded for leniency, saying he is incorrigible, but the judge sent him home with admonitions and warned harsher punishment if repeated.
A partial semi annual program lists lectures by Rev A V Soares on evangelical work among the Portuguese in July and August with no meetings in September and notes further talks by Rev C H Gulick on Hawaiian character and the place of charity in preaching. The program committee includes Rev Leadingham and others. Police court proceeding details and a violet magistrate case are also summarized with a not guilty verdict for the defendants.
John Callahan, a vagrant, appeared in police court after being arrested. Janitor Pathe testified Callahan said he slept at the YMCA and had traveled from Sonoita weeks ago. Witness said Callahan had no fixed place to stay and had been turned away by authorities.
Parle May 26 report notes Jean Joseph Benscain Constant a leading portrait painter born in Paris. His career spanned the Academy in Paris, Cubanelcid studio, military service, and fame after works such as Mahomet Entering Constantinople and Prisoners in Morocco. Honors include the Legion of Honor, Salon gold medal, and Institute of France membership.
The Daily News lists Boer demands for peace including self government or a fixed date for self rule, amnesty for rebels, permission to retain rifles and horses for defense, and guarantees against equality with whites. It notes exclusions on government matters but supports other points.
A chaotic scene unfolds around New York gambling circles with Richard Cane and Frank Farrell linked to illegal dens tied to Tammany power. Reginald Vanderbilt reportedly lost large sums at roulette as Canfield's circle expands with wealth, vice, and forged paintings. The article hints at blackmail and turf battles amid lavish Fifth Avenue venues.
Private Sute Beretania street adjoining Hustace Exq. lot 120 feet on Beretania foot of 171 feet deep price 9000 one half cash mortgage 7.5 percent. Premium 259 Kian St occupied by A Lucan frontage 115 feet depth in feet 1103 describes dwelling three bedrooms parlor dining kitchen bath large carriage house price 4500 terms cash balance on mortgage 7.12 percent net. Lot has right of way to Beretonia St. Promisea on Kinau St adjacent Lot 2 frontage 106 feet depth 121 feet roomy dwelling price 4000 one half cash balance on mortgage 7.5 percent net right of way to Horetonia St.
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