Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Evening Bulletin in Honolulu, Hawaii

We have 364,111 pages in Hawaii

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1902

Page

1

Doric and Gaelic Arrive Together for Pacific Port Call

The Doric and Gaelic docks in San Francisco Harbor on June 23, with Doric from Oriental Port and Gaelic from Ban fran, delivering passengers and mail. Quarantine inspected steerage aboard the Doric as both vessels docked at Navy Wharfs, while the Alameda faced a dock delay delaying its Honolulu departure.

Occidental & Orl~ Iutel Hleatmahlp Company Pacific Mall Navy Pirwer Nlewander Toric Tokonafia Ninwander United States Mahican Dorio Bowlock Sanfraneieco Mina O'irien Leltip Alameda San Francisco Ary Dock Zeatare Zealandia Martines Aoreda Fly Part Ban Prancivce P.m Elevaye

WIG LIFE THREATENED AND CANAL DEBATE IN SENATE

Sidney Boyd cites a warrant against a Portuguese resident on Makiki Street for allegedly threatening life. The article mixes this with debate on the Spooner Nicaragua canal bill, noting Senate passage by 42 to 0 and anticipated House action on amendments including the Spooner proposal.

Sidney Boyd Makiki Street Washington Spooner Honeed Senate Fabor Dhe Panama Canal Company Nicaragua Panama House Wii Howe Rantom Ap Pear Hink Remion Hepharn Rechalram House Committee

Senate approves Spooner amendment on Panama Canal route

Senate action centers on the Spooner amendment to the Nicaragua canal bill as Hepburn and colleagues push for a conference with House members. Disputes over leadership and committee appointments highlight possible deadlock, with speakers and leaders signaling continued efforts to reach agreement despite division among party members.

Panama Canal Spooner Senate Morgan Hepburn House Minnesota Davey Lonalana Washington Lows Pletcher Louisiana Houwe Fadt Vanal Will Fletcher John da Ney Ale Morgan’ Blethildy Ar- Tungemont

Weather voyage notes and sightings at sea during four days

The report describes four days at sea with a sustained voyage to Bear Port and notable events. Stowaways were discovered including a Porta Rican woman. Alameda reports contact with vessels on the upward route including Sierra bound for Honolulu and Sydney and America Maru bound for Honolulu Yokohama and Hong Kong. A transport was seen, a square rigged ship noted, and a fox observed on days two to four. Positions given include 36.19 N, 129.07 W and other lat long readings during sightings of ships and the Pacific Mall seams near Ching ten miles to the northwest.

Bear Port Alameda Sierra Honolulu Sydney America Yokohama Mong Kong Lone Pacific Mall

Sneak Thieves Entrust House Persists Nighttime Break In

A burglar entered Attorney 3. F. Chillingworths home on Natant Street after midnight. Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth found the dining room rummaged and several silver items missing, including a military piece and a lamp. The thief left before further damage, having disturbed only Chillingworths room and departed silently.

F. Chillingworth Natant Street Sheri Chillingworth Wan Mla Chillingworth Sasway

Spreckels Arrested in Governor Bet Case at Spreckels Office

June 20 in San Francisco witnesses John D. Spreckels and W. Leake were formally arrested for an alleged bet against Governor Henry T. Gage. The private ceremony occurred around 2 PM in Spreckels' Third and Market Street office with attorney WW Preston present and reporters. Former Senator Charles N. Felton and other bondmen attended later.

Ban Pranciien John D. Spreckels Call Leake Ithmar Ager Henry T Gage Spreckels Third and Market Street Los Angeles Prinettrata Sant Preston Spreckjoln Fritz ReWapaper Charles N. Felton

Austin Plant Sold at Auction in Morgan's Rooms

At noon today the Austin Publishing Company's plant was auctioned in Morgan's rooms. Pantel Logan ordered the sale. William Langton bid S105 and won the plant, with Langton to continue the publication The Paradise of the Pacific. Langton has run the plant and paper for a long period. about 2,000 persons were employed in the works.

Austin Publishing Company Morgan Pantel Logan Trun WM. Langton Pacific Langton

Commission Would Not Visit Hawaii Outline of Inquiry

Washington June 16 Special The Senate discussed sending a Congressional committee to Hawaii for a broad inquiry into the islands Crown lands public funds and administration. The resolution directs investigation of land rents franchises and related executive and legislative matters and to report at the next session.

Washington D.C Hawaii Senate Altehall Committee On Partie Pacific Talanda Haswall Hourigan Nelling Talmudi Lilla Jnl

Fair Prospects for Fire Claims Money in Hawaii

The House and Senate committees push the general deficiency bill with amendments to fund Hawaii fire claim judgments from the bubonic plague suppression. The amendment authorizes Hawaii to issue bonds up to 500000 dollars to pay these judgments, with bonds payable in gold and exempt from taxes, tied to the territory’s payments, overseen by the Governor and Secretary.

Washington, D.C How Committee On House Senate Porto Rico Comenation Interior Treasury Department Pratt Commiree Renate Wnd Behall Pacite Tolandy Fora Ker Legislative Assembly of Territory of Hawaii United States of America Hivwall Uald Tertitary United States

Full Dress Renarsal at Progress Hill Tonight

An event at Progress Hill this evening features a refined sugar drops display and a table of entertainment for a public audience. The event aims to prepare for Monday night’s entertainment with emphasis on safety for baby carriages and attendees. The Hatechlaeger Co. Ltd participates as part of the public notice and there are reductions announced in refined sugar today.

Hue Kitohana Progress Hill

Morning Runaway at Local Club After Muttering Disorderly Outburst

A fragmentary account describes a morning incident near a club where a disorderly scene erupted involving a young person, a struggle, and a chase toward a riverfront area. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged text.

Injured man taken to the Queen's Hospital

A wounded man named Pedro was found with minor head abrasions and no other injuries. The horse he rode continued toward the Customs House, then fell and was freed from the cart, ending the incident.

Pedro

Portuguese wagon driver injured in King Street collision

Manuel Cabral a Portuguese driver of a Kuakini dairy wagon was jogging when car No 27 struck the wagon from behind on King Street near the Kamehameha track. The wagon axle tipped, dumping Cabral and milk onto the road. Cabral sustained facial injuries and possible internal injuries while the wagon suffered minor damage. The motorman claims Cabral veered onto the track abruptly, while the driver says he was not warned.

Manuel Cabral Kuakini King Street Kamehameha Bik Cabral Ht. F. Temruse Cal

YMCA Employment Bureau Plans Regular Effort

The YMCA employment committee met Thursday evening in the parlor room to organize a regular bureau. It aims to match employers and jobseekers, engage large firms to list openings, and encourage Y and Y M C A members to seek work. W W Hall, W W Harris, A W Pearson, W E Skinner, and John Gullit attended.

YMCA

Kaneohe School Closes For Kavon Year Exercise

The Catholic mission school in Kaneohe closed today for Kavon year exercises. The pretty little building was elaborately decorated with colored paper and streamers, while the nearby residents attended and enjoyed the program.

Wehool Kanebe

Kinau Sighted Near Port with Arrival Times

The Kinau steamer was sighted twenty minutes off shortly before noon and expected to dock around 12. The Letun from Molokai ports was seen minutes before the Kinau and is due to dock shortly after 2 o clock.

Kinau Wan Nom Heoday Mito Amer Letun Fev Molokai Kinan

Memphis Democrats urge Olney to address city meeting

Members of a committee formed to promote the candidacy of Mehard Olney of Massachusetts for the Presidency urge him to deliver an address in Memphis. Olney declines to allow his name as a candidate and has not yet committed to the invitation.

Memphis Democrats Mehard Olney Massarisette Olney

Korea Starts On Her Maiden Trip Around the Horn

The Pacific Mail steamer Korea, largest ship built in this hemisphere, leaves Newport News for San Francisco to begin the voyage around the Horn. Capt Woo Benbury leads a fleet supporting her, with stops at Montevideo and Valparaiso. The Korea aims to set the fastest Atlantic to Pacific passage time and will be the largest craft to sail that route.

Washington Pacific Mail Korea Newport Cows Shipbinding and Dry Dock Company San Francisco Pacific Mail Drommaip Company Ines Woo Benbury Aeet Hongkong Indiana Serview Vineta Joverhailing Montevideo Valparaiso Witch Placie Dhs Bud It Ie Atlantic Pacific

WHEGOX AND THE QUEEN

Washington dispatch reports secretary Kate Wilcox and Queen Liliuokalani to wave from Washington before sailing for Hawaii. They plan a July departure and expect to travel via San Francisco, joining Delegate Wilcox and the party there before returning home.

Washington Teleskate Wilcox Ani Liliiokalani Hawaii San Prancisco

United Mine Workers Call National Convention in Indianapolis

An official call from the national headquarters in Indianapolis names a national convention of the United Mine Workers of America. The meeting is set for July 17 to decide whether war-time miners will strike in sympathy with Pennsylvania coal workers and other labor questions pending with President Roosevelt.

Indianapolis Dune United Mine Workers of America Beer Jury Wilson Pennsylvania Hishop Bieuk Porto Rica Archbishop Chapelle Washington Roosevelt Urieen Porta Rico

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dorig Gab Doric Rice & Perkins Photographers Oregon Block Con Union Stree Union Nouge Spreckles Austin Plant Comat Wells, Fargo & Co, Express MAIN Masonic Temple American Messenger Service Commission Unite States Patt Caneotteut Pravivlan Breckong Renearsal New York Dingy Tre Foltoway Teague Iy Paylna Regulary Waokoe Wnygrk Aero Ueket Quessuave Manuel Pedro Iyame Golision Employment Bureau Kaneohe Seabury Whegox Heywood Shoes Fort &T
Search Courier

Search the Evening Bulletin Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Evening Bulletin?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication