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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
5
Local shop announces fresh stock including rain gauges, cane knives from Diston’s, Olle ta and Sisal saws from 4 to 6 inches, and a large supply of plows, rice plows, and breaking plows.
A proposed bill to create a pilot and pile commission for port operations seeks legislative action. It outlines duties for pilots under a new framework, with fees and responsibilities to be set by the commission and territorial authorities.
Trebelli gave a strong performance at the Opera House Hei concert, drawing a large crowd. Newell proved a capable co star, with audience urging a repeat engagement and praising Trebelli's well earned reputation.
At Camp McKinley the Blue Risbon Club hosted a second evening of social entertainment for about one hundred enlisted men in the canteen quarters. Mrs Watkyne presided as president, ensuring a homelike atmosphere. The program featured Private Mawhine recitation, Indian Aub exercise by Frank Atherton, songs by Mew Turner, a nearby performance by Prof. Zelinar, and cornered readings by Corporal Hartman. A fine supper followed, then dancing lasted until midnight. Corporal Hartman oversaw the event.
The Supreme Court today issued a decision in the John I Will case. The ruling grants title to the defendant by construction of the will, with the Court noting validity of the will and related provisions. The decision impacts related property interests and the enforceability of the decedent John I’s testament.
A crowded local page reports varied items from Honolulu including column notes, notices on occupations, and social events. Mentions of tradesmen, undertakers, and optician offices appear alongside a funeral, hotel tours, and a public viewing at Moana Hotel. A police court session notes adultery charges and a divorce case. A native woman reportedly survived a carriage incident with bystander intervention.
Fragmentary OCR lists prices for agricultural products and items from several vendors. Entries show Pioneer, Hawaiin Agricultural, and various locations with amounts such as 410.00 and 117.55, plus multiple references to Waiala and Walalaua. The text is garbled but indicates a catalog of steamer or trade goods with prices.
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