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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
3
Floodwaters sweep the harbor area and drive hundreds of frogs onto the Young brothers' land near the lighthouse. Frogs swarm verandas, boats, and launches as the family and their cat contend with the unusual invasion. The brothers joke about a sudden windfall in greenbacks as the amphibian onslaught continues.
A list shows Coptic passengers booked for Honolulu aboard the Ventura, waiting yesterday. Names include B. H. Smith and family, D. C. McLaughlin party, W. P. Jones party, Edwin Goodall and kin, N. Palmer and companion, J. L. Chauptie and wife, Bishop Nichols, A. Campbell party with child and maid, G. S. Dearbors, J. D. Ryan, Skinner group, I. W. Boles, Alex Schlater, Dr. Groseman, C. Hutolina, Mina Hutchins, H. E. Wally family, H. M. Walker party, V. Osborne, Slaughter family, and many others including Hitch cock family and Prof. A. L. Graebner.
National Guard general orders dated March 20 102 relieve musicians of Companies A B C B F G and H from all duty until further notice. They must report to Chief Musician W C King for instruction at times and places he designates. By order of Colonel Jonen Joan Scharfer captain Piet Rat adjutant.
Anniniant District Attorney yesterday filed a motion for a new trial in the case of the Plantation Company. The motion seeks review of the verdict and damages claiming the evidence does not support the $94,000 judgment and that $75,000 should cover all damages. The filing argues jury weight and expert testimony affected the outcome and notes prior orders and identical pleadings in related terms. Judge Hatee is to hear the motion next Wednesday.
Chicago, Feb 26. After years of rough service the lark Progones built for whaling met an inglorious end last night when a fire broke out aboard in the South Chicago harbor. The remaining wreck will be blown to pieces by dynamite to clear navigational hazards. The Progress began as the William Phelps in Westerly Rhode Island in 1843, served as a storeship for the US Government during the Civil War, later renamed Progress, and was once shown at the World’s Fair under Bartlett Lone ownership after Arctic expeditions worth substantial profits.
In Kaw district a man seeking a phone call grew anxious as Japanese speakers occupied the line. A young helper whispered a single word which stirred rapid alerts and frantic searches across operators. Cabby and bystander banter conclude a tense scene over an elusive message.
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