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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text mentions people and places in a jumble with scattered names like Dawei, Be, PNR, and G E Sener. It reads as a garbled mosaic of potential notices, labels, and stray phrases without a coherent event or story.
The Hawaii Territory Senate advances several measures, including a printing committee report on a governor signed act to appropriate funds, and notices for a city incorporation. Debates center on a presidential resignation, with motions to postpone and calls for the president to explain, while committee discussions address explosives in fishing, education of American youths, and infrastructure funding in Kalihi and Whituka.
The Noblitt license case was argued before Judge Humphreys seeking a writ of certiorari to direct the Board of Health to revoke him a license to practice medicine. Counsel for Noblitt and for the Board of Health were listed, with further arguments in the afternoon. Other cases argued included estate matters, arrangements among attorneys, and a naturalization of Herman Bechert.
Beeds from Washington show the Agricultural Department sent a quantity of seed of undetermined quality to the Commissioner of Agriculture. The Commissioner will distribute four ounce packets to applicants who promise to grow them. Quinn received vegetable seeds from Delegate Hebert Wilcox and turned over excess to the Commissioner, who sent them to the state entilument to po Aletriuted.
W C Smith and W C Jones discuss Honolulu real estate values amid market fluctuations and transit effects. Smith says prices are not inflated overall, citing Punahou auction results as evidence of fair value above appraisal, while noting some cases higher than warranted. Gilman adds that growing population and limited land will push values up, with transit improving stability.
Ambiguous OCR text appears to reference a planned event or drill on Saturday with fragmented names and places. The readable items include scattered references to people and times, but there is no coherent report or clear outcome to summarize into a factual news item.
Fragmentary OCR records a plan for a drill or meeting on Saturday with Capt Kremmer and Company B involved. The text notes acceptance or decline decisions at a fore 4 meeting and a proposal to be discussed tonight. Existence of a delivery on Saturday hinges on Company B not harks out.
The Sunday Volcano reappears in the newspaper field with a second eruption planned for April 14. The event aims to attract wide readership to the Hel o and his paper, which are to be thoroughly read and sought.
Inter-Inland Telegraph Co crews report Mahukona Station back in good working order after grounding issues limited message transmission. Operators had received all messages but could not send until the fault was located, now resolved enabling messages to and from all points on the island of Hawaii.
Secretary Cooper asked for original journals from both Legislature branches and sought opinion on the requirement. Land Commissioner Brown reported on a timber cut inquiry with Waianae, while P Dole commented on street grades and tram tracks. Attorney General advice cited government material needs for track adjustments. Foreclosure action against Patsly and Patale for $4200 loan on Ewa property noted. Reed sporting goods sale and a straw hat sale advertised.
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