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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1902
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin lists postage rates for editions including the Evening and Sunday Bulletins, Weekly Bulletin, and combinations. A March 18 1907 issue discusses editor Wallace II Patumoton and a reflected political angle on Fourth District parties, urging honest fair discourse and noting concerns over press anarchy and partisan motives.
A grand jury largely composed of business men prepared a report on the Territory's conditions. The conclusion urged a careful investigation of existing public institutions and their management.
Mr Atkinson, a well known community figure, aligns with the administration’s policy stance and is presented as a suitable candidate for the Republican nomination in the Folseth District special election.
A fragmented report portrays conflict between territorial executives and the judiciary. Critics accuse Governor allies of attacking the electorate while seeking Federal intervention, arguing corruption and misgovernance shape public perception and court legitimacy amid political pressure.
The Advertiser denounces the Bulletin for partial and biased reporting of the Grand Jury findings. It asserts the report published fully by another Honolulu paper misrepresents moral and housing conditions in the area around Gearville.
A Bulletin reporter quotes Davis saying he will not travel to Washington with Parker Barton. He mentions not going to the Supreme Court region and references the Carriage Co and a Paris Exposition medal. The piece notes several vehicle types and ongoing sales, with mentions of various models and potential buyers.
Arrangement for an exhibition football game to raise funds for the McKinley Memorial is underway. Scotch team to play a composite squad of players of various nationalities at Punshow grownte and tekete venue. Game set for Saturday at Painahou with admission twenty five cents.
A Chicago bachelor at a dinner recounts failed romance attempts and observations on modern women traits. He recalls pursuing a South visiting girl, notes her dainty table manners and later misreads her, leaving him bitter. Other anecdotes recount costly gifts and a tale of a wife hiding a pin, illustrating themes of romance, vanity, and marriage expectations.
A varied program conducted by Madame Bishop featured Madame Hinhop and Mine Nolow performing selections from Verdi, Wagner, Haydn and more. The audience praised the soloists, notably Nolow and Harber, while the Philharmonic Club of Oahu College provided strong ensemble work and the event supported the McKinley Memorial Fund.
A Wyoming senator Warren, noted for sheep and wool knowledge, intervened in a clash among legislators over a clerk’s desk item. He sprang from his chair, separated three men, and restored order as presiding officer, earning praise in a New York Commercial summary.
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