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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
8
The Albatross reports back from a voyage to Laysan and nearby areas. Officers describe extensive surveys, a newly discovered southern bank, visits to the French Frigate, and sightings of wild life including a notable goat. The crew notes good health aboard and carries about 60 hundredweight of specimens and timber.
In Washington on May 28 a reward was issued for a former African American figure tied to Midell who aided the Abbiricame during the Crime at Lame. The man reportedly surrendered to American authorities in a swap involving 27 000 rounds of Remington ammo and faced actions in Zemlaange. The piece details patriotism, relocations to America, and intentions toward university ties, with references to several regions and officials.
Washington May 32 A notable remark during the discussion with Philippine question was made today in the Senate. Senator Hoar denounced U.S. policy in the Philippines as wicked and urged withdrawal so Filipinos may govern themselves, citing Cuba as precedent. The speech drew strong applause from the gallery before the presiding officer halted expression of approval or disapproval.
May 19 report from Agitney notes Sydney officials including the mayor, city clerk, surveyor and others witnessed a trial of a smokeless coal on George Adame’s Hull property. The coal was claimed to burn with little Stoke and heated boilers shown with electe light. A furnace fire, chimney vent, and ventilating shaft were observed but details remained unclear. A white vapor appeared from a shaft while the trial concluded with heated debate over the coal’s suitability for use.
Maritime bulletin lists tide tables from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey and notes that tides at Katululano occur about an hour earlier than at Ho elulu. It records Hawaiian Standard Time being 1.5 minutes slower than Greenwich Mean Time, and includes weather observations, humidity, wind, barometer, and vessel arrivals and departures with several ship names and destinations.
New to-day notice informs horse owners about Boreet Holding Cups prizes by Hawaiian Jockey Club and requests returns by June 5th, 1802 at Collie’s Harness Shop. Also a notice to business people declaring I will not honor bills contracted by wife Lilian Shrewsbury Mewick unless arrangements are made. signed Leverett Homesick.
A garbled notice from the Fourth District Republican Precinct Clubs outlines meeting times on June and August dates to elect officers and delegate seats, with references to a Territorial Convention primary and committee membership. Names Chatman, Coney appear as officers or secretary, in a dated historic precinct notice.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Hawaiian Cemetery Association Limited is called for Monday June 2, 1909 at the meeting house of the Dillingham Company Limited in Stamgenwald building How titi. The object is to elect directors and to ratify all contracts made by officers and approve acts by directors. By order of the Board of Directors Javalana Cemetery Association Limited WF Dillingham Honolulu June 2, 1909 66a
In New York on May 26 a Paris newspaper notes archaeologist Morgan guiding the deciphering of King Kammaured of Babylonia records. Clay tablets from Suze reveal criminal civil and commercial laws. excerpts include penalties for theft injury contracts and inheritance. Cuban president Maso party ties and Havana meeting are mentioned amid broader exhibit coverage.
Notice from Acting Governor Henry E B Cooper states that June 14 marks Flag Day in the Territory. Public buildings to display the National flag as Mawailoa Territory commemorates the 130th anniversary of the national flag and the 20th year since Mawailoa Territory joined the union. Abe invited to participate in the observance. Honolulu Capitol, June 6, 1908.
Public lands notice announces a public auction at the Midlemry building on July 6 102 for a 2.70 acre parcel along Government road near School House and Roman Catholic Church in Rwy Gaht. Tenancy five years at 41.00 per annum with maintenance, further particulars from the Public Lands Office.
Private Sate near Beretania Street offers 180 feet by 171 feet at 9000 dollars with one half, mortgage 7 12 percent. Kinau Street property occupied by A Lucas features 115 feet frontage, 112 feet depth, three bedrooms and carriage house at 4500 dollars, terms half cash, mortgage 7 12 percent. Kinau Street lot frontage 12 feet by 121 feet with highway access to Beretania Street, price 14000 dollars, half cash, mortgage 7 12 percent.
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