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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1902
Page
5
Extracts from President Roosevelt speech at Arlington Cemetery May 20 emphasize U S victories in the Philippines. He lauds American arms as a force against cruelty and tyranny, stating the campaign preserves liberty and progress for Filipino people and defends universal peace through strength.
The Albatross and the Kerr crew respond to a perilous search and rescue mission near Makwelt, with Captain Thorne leading in a drill to recover men from a damaged vessel. The operation, aided by the Multed Blates Naval Stay and the Iroquois, focuses on ensuring survivors are saved and returning to base.
The report lists multiple engagement announcements across Hilo and nearby locales. It names Mre T Hel of Detroit to Col C A Stable of The First Mine of Hite, Mex Hinds Agnes to Willan J Stone, and Mie Bisa Cruph to Judge Gi Little. Details on wedding dates and venues remain unsettled, with notices reflecting social prominence in the community.
A Mountain View gathering of farmers drew about twenty attendees with discussion led by chairmen and several researchers. Topics covered included crop pests and varieties such as Hrouchardia latifolia, with calls for scientific analysis and potential agricultural extensions from the department.
A Supreme Court decision discusses warrants for payment to several election inspectors and public land agents, clarifying that officials may not draw salaries beyond the highest paid office and noting deputy officials and public teachers fall outside certain pay provisions. The opinion addresses the Auditor’s compliance, the role of the governor, and whether temporary assignments affect compensation under the appropriation.
In Hilo two women, Mrs Richards and Mrs Lillian Richards, died within days of each other. Mrs Richards, wife of the Milo Telephone Company manager, had suffered a grippe and complications leading to death about 1 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral arrangements were set for today at 2 p.m. Lillian Richards, prominent in charitable work, died after a long illness and is mourned as a woman of sterling character who aided many in times of trouble.
A fragmentary Hilo item notes two Porto Hien prisoners evading guards and fleeing toward woods after escape. One man, Pablo, was later captured near Can Tot Ratueday. another escaped with unspecified whereabouts and timing remain unclear. The Fourth of July parade committee plans a Liberty theme with a ballot vote method costing five cents.
Memorial Day in Hilo featured a parade led by Captain Lawhe and Captain Fetter with veterans of the Civil War, local officials, and cadets from the public schools marching under banner of the Hilo and Milan groups.
A meeting called by Sheriff Andrews to discuss managing the exhibit of Mawali at the St. Louis Exposition adjourned with no action taken, rescheduled to meet again next evening. Chairman Little and Mr. Parsons were present and spoke briefly.
In a fragmentary report, Milo hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Whitehouse Meera Tultry Clement W Balding Trewin Mekonelt and TL Cruxan. They say Mr Whitehouse’s weed appears in this work and he declares the volcano activity will resume tomorrow according to Tribune reports.
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