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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
8
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after a loss. The text shifts to a mortgage notice with legal details and parcel descriptions in Honolulu, mentioning the Hawaii Building and Loan Association and dates in 1902.
Mortgagee declares it will foreclose and sell by public auction the parcel of land in Kaulawela Honolulu Hawaii for nonpayment of principal and interest. Auction set for April 2 1902 at Jamon F. Mor kun auction rooms on Queen Street. Parcel lies along the road linking this and that and is described in the mortgage documents.
The piece recalls courtroom humor as a clerk asks a prisoner if guilty and a lawyer quips about a wife striking with impunity. A joking husband testifies about his spouse, delivering a pun on the potato masher.
Maritime and weather notes from Honolulu include tide timing differences between Katulutana Hilo and Ho nelly, and Hawaiian Standard Time adjusted to 10h 30m slower than Greenwich. Daily readings show morning low OH, midday high 76, humidity 90 percent, barometer at 9 a.m. irregular. Reports list vessel arrivals and departures, passengers departed and arrived, and connections to Shanghai, Hongkong, Kobe, Yokohama, Auckland, Sydney, and other ports with specific ship names and routes.
In El Paso on March 16 the bloodiest Spanish bull fight drew 10,000 spectators and featured famed matadors Fuentes and Manzanin. Bulls were mortally wounded. Fuentes struggled before delivering a fatal thrust. The crowd reacted with gasps and fainting as the masterful kills stunned Americans at the border, amid reports of a recent Mexico tour.
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth and special officers presented at Voller Court for a raid case. Only three men captured appeared. two men and three women, Porto Ricans, did not. A colored Meade transport soldier attended. Attorney Paul Mla asked for continuances until tomorrow. The raid marked a rare action after a lull. GB Vincent, son of Bishop Vincent, aims for Wikconain City presidency and teaches sociology at the University of Chicago.
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