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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
4
In Honolulu on June 20, 1901 readers learn of inter island wireless strides and rapid transit progress. editorials discuss Governor Dole and Jared Smith, the Organics Act language issue, and political funding fears. A reader asks about the Rapid Transit Co finances, assets, stock plans, and future expansions with figures showing capital and debt.
A newly formed group named The Order of Dont Knock in Buffalo draws editorial attention across the states. The constitution denounces speaking ill of others and vows to oppose knocker culture, proposing a convention led by figures such as Thurston and Amdayi Pearson in political maneuvering.
A Hawaiian government journal condemns the U S Agriculture Department, labeling its national policy as ignorant and corrupt. The piece argues Hawaii rejects the department’s approach and supports its own scientific work, reflecting tensions between local officers and federal policy.
On Friday at the Orpheum the Ellefords farewell performance features Jessie Nortop singing Hello My Baby in Hewaltan. The versatile performer grapples with the language barriers while preparing a new act with E kuupo kuu jel, hoping for a strong turnout at a venue that once drew crowds for Katie Pulham.
Two colored boys Geo Brooks and Joseph Manuel, aged thirteen and fourteen, were sentenced by Judge Kalua last Monday to two years at the Keanoula Reformatory School for second degree larceny. They were accused of stealing watches from T Mort’s Kahului store. The judge assigned district court attorneys to defend the youths to give them practical experience.
A farewell reception and entertainment will be given by the physical department of the M. C. A. in honor of A. G. Coats, the retiring physical director. In the Association hall Saturday evening June 7 at 4 o'clock. All members and friends are invited.
An advertisement by J. M. Vivas, agent, touts life insurance protection and advises against risky investments. It promotes The Germania Life Insurance Co. of New York as offering strong security, with guidance on choosing a reliable company and avoiding stock speculation. It references partnerships with local businesses and a Fort Street location.
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