11 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1902
Page
1
A Supreme Court session disbars M. E. Lennon and probes motions to strike his name from practitioner lists. An amateur pleader disrupts proceedings, prompting the judge to scold and admonish while political and legal figures discuss contempt and delays.
Tickets for a polo match at Kaplolaal Park next Saturday afternoon March 4 to benefit the McKinley Memorial Fund are on sale at Hebron Company Bousya Smith and Wall Nichole Compary Thrit’s Horgstrom’s moxie store Hot Hater Drug Co Hopolulu Drug Co Hawaiian Nees Co Wichman’s Jewelry. The game is presented by the Oabw Polo Club under Fourth Circuit terms in June. A grand jury term opens with Silliman urging the jury for the defendant in United States v. the Hono rantation Company condemnation suit concluded yesterday afternoon.
A company of about forty men from the 6th Infantry under Captain Smiley drilled at Camp McKinley slopes near Punch Ley. They practiced at 100 and 200 yards with rifles and a German revolver loaned for demonstration, while officers praised their performance and confidence.
At a Saturday meeting of the Hawaiian Fibre Company Limited the board voted to erect a mill and machinery to process the flax crop into marketable fiber. The project will cost about 97000 and a directors meeting will decide on placing orders for the plant and equipment.
Buckeye Club members plan a Tuesday evening gathering at the home of Mr. Pod Mra on Charter H. Atlerton. The notice hints at prominent topics on the agenda and mentions Ohio leadership interests in Hawaii territory. Weekly Bulletin price listed.
A tailor who left port aboard the Britial ship Peter Iredale reports meeting a man resembling Arthur Bloomfelt, the deserter from the Iredale. The dead man was found near the Warren, sparking speculation that Bloomfelt is not “working in the country.” Police to interview in afternoon. Bulletin suggests Bloomfeld may be the dead man.
Fred Leslie planned to sail to Hawaii after working for Al Matnu Low. A storm led to a dog becoming part of his voyage, a stray found at a friend's house. He bought a collar, boarded the steamer, and chased the dog as police pursued a runaway ship note. The dog belonged to Wille Etmersin, who had wandered during the storm and could not return.
The complaint cites J. D. Parte and Mie. Downett as owners in fee simple and seeks partition of a land piece in Kawas Jow against Martha Holmen Linnaett and A. C. Bowselt, the wife. The case centers on the law question of the common held property and how it should be divided.
A court letter directs W P Allen M Damon W Smith J O Carter and A W Carter to file accounts for the C I Bishop Trust for the year ending August 11 1900. Similar notices go to Bernice Pavahi Bishop estate trustees with accounts due for year ending October 12 1900. Letters also announce formation filings for Kohala Land Company Limited and other Hawaiian enterprise notices including water works forestry and land rights projects.
Arrangements are under way for an Association football match between the Scotchmen and the World’s Reps to aid the McKinley Memorial Fund. The Beotchmen lineups include McWhirter, Fiddow, Kay, Hoyle, Gilne and Fenwick in goal. Date likely June 23 with admission charged. venue announced as Panahon campus. Proceeds go to the McKinley Memorial Fund while Memorial Committee coordinates the event.
At the market yesterday Judge Wilcox intervened in a disorderly event involving a young native named Keola. A newsboy attempted to sell a paper, Keola reportedly grabbed him, threw him over a fence, then struggled when restrained by the official. Keola faced assault and other charges in police court this forenoon.
Fragmentary report describes a board of divorce matters and transit company talks. Mentions investigations, open negotiations, routine ballots, and attendees JW Hall and Bow Wants in an unclear urban setting.
Mrs Rogers, lecturer, announces a Monday evening lecture series on The Environments of Dickens and His Works. Open to both sexes, the course costs $1 for all lectures. Sessions cover Boones and Circummatanees of David Copperfield, Beenes of the Historical Novels, and The Worke of Hie Later Years among others, with dates in March and April.
This morning the Huntieh ship Peter Irodate under Captain Lawrence left the channel for Royal Roads Victoria. The American schooner Wa. H. Maraton, Captain Curtie, arrived from San Francisco with general merchandise. J. H. Reece, Captain Miller, brought lumber from Gray Harbor. The Olymplex, Captain Evans, arrived from San Francisco with a general cargo. The King Cyrik, Captain Dot Fon, arrived with coal trains Newcastle after 11 days at sea. All vessels report heavy weather.
An estate once held by Mita Thie was bought by Kar Lanning Co with W M Cornwell arranging the sale through Henry Waterhouss & Co. The deal values about 45,000 with vast acreage and possible city reservations. Details await due to the absence of Mr. Gene and Mr. Lanning as noted in the report.
An announcement states Pamenger Agent Harare J Craft will visit The Volcano arriving in Hilo for the planned trip. The unnamed Kinag taker accompanies or assists in the itinerary. The notice implies an official or organizational delegation undertaking the volcanic site visit.
A lively bas ball game yesterday at Maiki Grounds pitted Fifteenth Infantry against the Honolulu nine. The Soldiers surged in the third inning to overturn a tight start, posting a 24 to 7 victory, while both sides showed strong fielding and pitching. Key players included Harney on the mound for Honolulu and Gorman at bat, with notable teamwork from Riley and Lewis for the Soldiers.
The road board ruled on extending Kekaulike Street from Hotel to Berersuia Street amid protests by property owners. A landowner named Chinaswad sought a building permit but was refused and demanded government purchase of his land. With funds unavailable, the permit was granted, tying the extension to past board decisions and property concerns.
The War Fell transport soldiers present a minstrel show at the Orpheum Theater promising a packed house. Led by James Rafferty Thomas Hivker and Francie McGinnis the program includes new songs and jokes with admission priced at 26 and 50 cents.
Manuel Castanha and son Frank Castanha arrested by United States Marshals on a warrant issued by U S Commissioner Gil. They posted bond of 1000 dollars each. Hearing before the Commissioner set for Thursday afternoon. Alexander Young to return to the Atlantic and in a later wait weeps.
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