23 Mar 1903
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1903
Page
1
FARIS France reports continued disorder in South China prompting France to consider strong action to protect life and property. Representations have been made to the Chinese government urging reforms. Springfield Ohio reports a deadly Slovlor incident with men killed here today.
Local officials report progress on the Komala-Ho road with a June start target. A new hurdle emerges as Milo Electric Tube Company bids to build an electric line to Hinkataw, complicating talks with prior construction interests and potential franchise arrangements.
At 12 noon today bids were received for the Waimea bridge project. Hew Tibbetts & Co of San Francisco Cotton Crow & Co of Chicago Wheeboude and Hawshurst submitted the top range bids, with the lowest bid around 422,000 leaving little room in the appropriation. If the bridge replacement is not funded, the present Weltee River crossing remains a constant hazard to travelers and freight.
The Supreme Court adjourned to Wednesday due to illness of Quistion Oat braith. Judge Gear signed an interim order appointing a receiver in the partnership dissolution of Robert Hind in Bben Po Law. The motion for a time to present evidence was continued two weeks. Temporary alimony of 3 a week was ordered in Akans ve Kahookate divorce case. The partition suit of BH Robison v J Koutheon seeks appointment of a commissioner for property division. The third annual avonation of I I Holloway guardian was approved. George H Brown and Kennels Hyde tl Hrown involved.
The Waldorf Co presents the stirring drama A Royal Divorce at the Orpheum tonight. Previous show drew large crowds. a repeat performance is expected. Officials warn of a figurative “brick sale of death” event at the theatre during the day.
The 29th day session covers House messages on municipal law changes, including reps asking for concurrent committee action, plus judiciary reports on appropriations and a Chinese Fund separation. It notes postmasters' claims, health and education bills, and a long list of petitions and city incorporation questions pending, with various committees reporting and bills referred for printing or further study.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions Wells Fargo and Express with mixed figures and phrases. It references a telephone office, Masonic Temple, and what seems to be a main area with numbers like 1 90 and 128 on 275. The text lacks clear events or dates and reads as fragmented notations.
The continued page outlines business notices in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition. It lists tenders, judgments, building permits, and real estate transactions, with subscription details for Evening and Weekly Bulletins.
Florence Maybrick of Mobile linked to a possible release in May 1909 amid long petitioning efforts by friends. The case remains famed in Britain and America as discussions center on pardons, royal interest, and an $10,000 land deal tied to claims in Virginia and surrounding states.
Secretary of War Root declines to act on charges of corruption against General Leonard Wood. He says the allegations by E. G. Rathbone lack foundation and are driven by personal and political motives.
Ex queen Liliuokalani departed Washington with her attendants on a voyage back to Honolulu, concluding a special cable dispatch from the Associated Press.
San Domingo reports reveal revolutionaries seize the city and establish a reign of terror. Foreigners flee seeking protection as killings rise and law-abiding residents face a grave crisis.
Louise Burke of Fiskedale Mass killed her four children today and then died by suicide. Authorities deem the act the result of presumed insanity.
Manila dispatch reports Ladran Constabulary units pushing against rebel forces. Troops operate in the area and have captured Suriaga while reporting one enemy fatality. The update outlines ongoing military actions and efforts to quell the insurgent activity.
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