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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1901
Page
5
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District court proceedings recount the appointment of a new deputy clerk, the Consuelo case testimony planned before a U S commissioner, and a Waitaki Sugar Company injunction review. Federal court details include testimony for brigantine Contucio and tributes to W A Henshall.
Washington report notes Representative Cortina of Michigan urges quick action on a bill to lay a submarine cable from the mainland to Hawaii and the Philippines. He says cost would not exceed 10 million dollars and could be funded from army or naval appropriations. The measure faces delays in Congress despite earlier Senate passage. Belgium sugar duties also discussed with U S considering countervailing steps. A delegation including J T Grant visits Honolulu to inspect an upcoming Hawaiian Automobile Co. service.
A mixed collage of notices and brief items lists places and services in Honolulu. It mentions a ship, a voyage to San Pedro, officials traveling for prosecutions, arrivals at hotels, a water rate schedule, and public notices about schedules, meals, and events. It notes the Raster holiday school closure dates and wireless news from Maui about the disaster.
Arrivals include the schooner Martha Davis cleared for San Francisco with sugar and two passengers F Bosworth and Wil, and the American brigantine master A McAlman aboard 174 tons Mahukona bound for sugar. Jennie Wand Annie Johnson Fatt Pais also in port with cargo and passengers. Netsenters report San Francisco voyage with eight passengers and general cargo aboard.
The record lists sugar shipment details with names and numeric totals for various Hawaiian locales and harvests. Key figures include 4 860, 4 800, 6 000, 9 200, and similar totals attributed to specific places and crews.
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