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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1902

Page

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Chinese Immigrants Barred From Havana Under New Policy

Havana June 14 The Board of Immigration directs the return to New York of forty three Chinese laborers who arrived on the Ward Line steamer Monterey from New York and reached Havana Wednesday The new law similar to the United States measure has limited Chinese entry The Ward Line seeks permission to land them in Mexico but a decision has not yet been made.

Havana Board of Immigration Ward Line Monterey New York Steamship Company United States China Vancouver Mexico

Contempt and probate actions in local court cases

A string of probate matters and court actions are noted in a Honolulu Evening Bulletin report. Judge Humphreys discharged bartender Thomas Nash on a liquor charge while various heirs petition for discharge, admInistratrix duties, or guardianship accounts. An adoption petition seeks Harold Knudsen, a five year old orphan, with Castle Home as the placement.

Thoma Nash Maile Saloos Humphreys L. B. ‘Twomey Brown E. A. Dowthiet Asala Frank E. ‘Thompson Ella Wilder Win. C. Wilder Gardner Bh. Wilder Chae T. Wilder W. C Kate W. Cooper Henry Cooper Gomi A. G. Kaulo Kou Kell Kala Kanake Helen G. Hennhall W. A. Henahall Robinson Volancor Mailers Act Goar W. K. Rowell Malvina Rowell Letaloha Carroll John W. Carroll Edward W. ‘Thyeing Harold Knudsen

Peking Sails After Four Days News From Honolulu

The Peking captained by Stith sails for the Orient after a stop at the Pacific Mail wharf. Few passengers reached Honolulu but cargo and freight for Mantle and China were loaded. Mrs. Warfield and son sail for Yokohama on a pleasure trip. Captain Smith to command the Siberia after return. The steamer was four days late due to machinery repairs and brings four days of mail and newspapers in good condition.

Peking Stith San Francisco Lo'etoek Diamond Head Qunnine Pacific Mail Honolulu Orient Mantle China Japan Manila Ro H. Warfield General Warfield Yokohama Warfeld Ming Lealle Builth Smith Captain Robinson T Pe King Canat Newport News Siberia Johnson Peling

Orpheum Tonight Presents New Acts and Changes

A full program overhaul at the Orpheum features new acts and revised orchestral accompaniment. The Warren Brothers and Altra lead the musical end, with Cogill, Custon, and Altra offering fresh songs and novelty acts. The Warsaw Brothers promise novel routines with eighteen instruments mastered on stage.

Orpheum Arte Warren Brothers Altra Cogill Arles Custon Aquinaldo Warsaw Brothers

Woolley Dead After Auto Crash in Los Angeles

John Tr. Woolley, general agent of the Western Masons' Mutual Association with offices in San Francisco, died in California Hospital from pneumonia caused by injuries after being struck by a street car on June 4 in Los Angeles. He and his wife and daughter were visiting Southern California and resided temporarily at 1207 West Twelfth Street.

Los Angeles John Tr. Woolley California Hospital Woolley Mr. Woolley Western Masons’ Mutual Association San Francisco California Tie

Marcus Island trade schooner and related notices

The item mentions Marcus Island boat interests with Captain Rosehill and W C Peacock seeking a suitable schooner for the Marcus tot and fertilizer trade. It notes the Whalen former owner Commodore TM Weaver was reported, with the Whalen to ply Marcus Island waters amid extreme heat in New York and a thunderstorm in the city. A shoes ad for Corona Colt Patent Leather promises durability, with a sample request and investment details. A Ping Pong tournament in Chicago and other local notices follow, listing participants and results in preliminary rounds.

Rosehill Thinety W. C. Peacock Marcus Woosley Hawaiiant] Co Julia E. Whaten Masone Mutual Association New York Fannus Corona Colt Corona Joealtry Akont Hintermeister Stott Oe Fisher Huikteg Chicago Minole Uf

Party Integrity Threatened By Cuban Tariff Debate

A chaotic Washington scene centers on Cuban reciprocity as President Roosevelt and top officials weigh party unity and potential state capitol reactions. Senators Hanna Payne and Nelson clash with Minnesota and Michigan GOP factions over tariff reduction and party platform during a volatile national discussion.

Nebtun van Sant Nelson Clapp Nelson Ie Minnesota Wayne Law Manne Untess Hanne Payne Roosevelt Minayeota

Civil Service Rules Drafted And Race Statement Quoted

Governor Dole submitted a draft of civil service rules while declining full publication. Attorney General Daly provided a note on department staffing, stating 18 315 total officers and employees with 228 Hawaiian and 87 other races. Admiral Merry requested use of a stone crusher on Naval Station ground managed by Japanese Hallasting Co. Renewals for Walmen Wine Co. Kann were granted.

Dole Daly Admiral Merry Amoothe Naval Station

Hungary Plans Sugar Subsidy Abolition Bill

Budapest Hungary the Finance Minister announced in the Diet that a bill will be introduced to abolish minor sugar bounties and to propose measures deemed beneficial to Hungarys sugar industry. The statement reflects government intent to reform sugar subsidies.

Budapest Hungary Jugeth Deedir L Kev Chat Ha

Rail lines in Hawaii suffer corrosion from water damage

The Hawaiian Tramways Co. rails deteriorated by chemical action and water exposure revealed severe surface corrosion. Rapid Transit Co. executives Thoreton and Hallentyun ordered repainting of Centravale before further work, noting that watt water accelerated corrosion on the tracks.

Hawaiian Tramways Co Eublight Thoreton Hallentyun Ue Rapid Transit Co Upet Lesan Watt

Odd Fellows Memorial Service Held for Departed Brethren

The Odd Fellows of the city held a memorial service in the hall on King Street with H R Henderson as district deputy. J P Tawney served as secretary and Rev A Mackintosh presided. Dr Rodger conducted the bone service at the cemetery. About a hundred Odd Fellows attended.

C. J. Flohel Nuwar Makiki Ant Kawalahwo

Meetings at Camp McKintey Invite YMA Members

The YMA held a Sunday gathering at Camp McKintey with attendees and an unexpected program as Mr Trent could not deliver a speech. W A Rows spoke in his stead, quoting Paul and inviting YOM to a future event. Regular meetings continue at the camp, with plans for posting invitations and ongoing Sunday sessions.

Camp McKintey Trent W. A. Rowson Paul GAL Flaapieti JO Wil Wmay Ein Hvery

Betrothal Reported Among Archducal Figures

A betrothal circulates among Archducal circles as Archduchess Marie Annoniads and Archduke Dike Siegfried of Hungaria are linked, reflecting royal alliance chatter amid formal ceremonies and court gossip.

Venn Duneth Annontieal Marie Annoniads Dike Siegfried Hangaria

Political party disarray prompts prec­inct clubs to reconvene

In a party rift amid Governor Dale’s mandate, precinct clubs of the Fourth and Fifth districts are ordered to meet before Friday to nominate officers and address defections. The Seventh Precinct offers a sample of tensions as government employees appear on ballots and party unity falters.

Dole Republican Party Judge Wilcox

Senators May Visit the Islands Resolution Shaped

In Washington June 13 the Senate offered a resolution by Mitchell of Oregon directing the Committee on Pacific Islands and Porto Rico to inquire into Hawaii governance, crown lands, the former Queen’s title, and related privileges. An amendment on whether the former holder of title had any claim was discussed, then sent to committees on paving lands and Porto Rico for broader inquiry into franchises, taxation, and education issues.

Woshington Senate Mitchell Oregon Pacife Islands Porto Hico Hawaii Hoar United States Porto Rico Antides Educational Tas Wehook

Rapid Transit Finishes King Street Track Upgrade

Rapid Transit crews along King Street tear up and relocate tracks by the Palace Square area to connect with the Palama line. About 260 workers moved the Hawaiion Tramway rails after an earlier public works order to remove the obstruction. The new alignment will improve service by eliminating many transfers and enabling through routing, with cars from Kath running via King Street and from Lillie Terrace via Hotel Street toward Punahou.

Rapid Transit Alapal King Street Te Company Palama Mane Hawaiion Tramway Company Palace Square Public Works J. AL Hoyd Hamid Camarmnur Mit Wwe Kath Lillie Ter Hotel Street Pumhou Pamsenkers McCutly Meee She Waikiki Cand & Toni Waikiki Road Kine Street McCully Trent Lawn McCully Wake Wik Rawiit FUL Ff Cary Yeaters Jay Mont Eather Factory

New Invention by Marconi Aims At Faster Wireless Telegraphy

London June 1 William Marconi announced at a Royal Institution lecture that he has devised a highly sensitive magnetic detector of electric waves enabling wireless telegraphy at about thirty words per minute.

London Royal Instatution of Great Britain William Marconi Wirtlees

Castantia Freed After Presidential Clemency Action

In June 1902 President Roosevelt granted clemency to the aged Portuguese prisoner Castantia, freeing him from Oahu jail after serving nearly sixty days of a seven month sentence for illicit trades. The release restores him to his wife and family as federal officials note private mercy aided by the President’s authority.

Washington D.C Breckons Honolury Castantia Knox Oahu J. M. Vivas Roosevelt

Punchbowl crater volcano diving described in bulletin

Hackmen mislead travelers promising volcanic diving at Punchbowl crater. One man recruited five passengers to view the purported development as a warning broadcast circulated in The Evening Bulletin.

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