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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1902
Page
3
A circa turn of the century article outlines vanilla vine cropping and pruning, branch checking, and fertilization to induce flowering. It details timing for drying weather, shoot removal, and the labor intensive hand pollination process, noting variables like climate, rainfall, and soil readiness affecting yields.
Washington June 2 The United States Supreme Court upheld a state’s right to pass quarantine laws excluding individuals from entering a quarantined city The case involved the Britannia a French steamship that sought to land Hallan immigrants in New Orleans in 1898 during a yellow fever outbreak The court ruled that until Congress authorizes relinquishing quarantine power each state may enact and enforce its own regulations Justice White delivered the opinion with Justices Harlan and Brown dissenting.
New York reports W G Lyman, a Cape Colony Boer, says punishment for the Boers may prompt resettlement in the United States. He cites potential emigration from Portugal, notes Roosevelt's acquaintance, and suggests Texas Colorado or Arizona as welcoming states for well born men who could become good citizens.
Salt Lake City June 5 Jamey Sharp father in law of James H Hoy murdered last December testified in the Peter Mortensen murder trial tears streaming as he said God revealed Mortensen guilty to him He recounted visions of blood trails and burial spots claiming divine instruction and that May’s body would be found Sharp a devout Mormon faced cross examination and said he had other revelations but had not told officers earlier He insisted he would not deny his visions on judgment day.
June term of the Second Chrent Court in Wallaki opens with a nine jurors report listing thirteen indictments and two no bills. A notable case ties a $5000 claim for criminal conversation, resulting in a one dollar damages verdict. several other trials end in guilty verdicts or dismissals as proceedings proceed.
Wailuku Republicans convened at the Waiehu courthouse on June 13 to nominate candidates for the primary on June 27. Officers named include President Kepalkal and J. W. Katia, with Noa and Atul as assistant presidents. Kamael Kollinol as secretary. J K Trowaurer and Robingon as treasurers. election judges W A McKay and M P Watwaiole. notable attendees included Wailuku officials and Honolulu politicians who spoke briefly before adjournment.
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