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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
4
A garbled 1901 publication discusses Chief Justice Prewr with Governor Dole in a tense political context. It references legislative contention, grand jury probes, and public figures like Judge Humphrey Halli, amid school and student publications and moralistic rhetoric.
The article discusses wartime shipping and port activity, noting uncertainty over whether transports will stop at the port. It questions the profits of Hawaii merchants and the Chamber of Commerce's inaction, calling for stronger Merchants' Association action amid economic strain and transport concerns.
Dr Barth, a forester surgeon of Grand Rapids, writes that Shriners enjoyed a fine voyage and found snow in April upon arrival at the homes. He also notes his Hawaii articles in leading papers aim to steer tourist travel away from other destinations.
The Waihiki Sugar Company files an answer denying pressure for issues in a former suit and claiming possession of the Walle Stream water rights for over thirty years. The document mentions the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company and a related court action connected to the Kame Were, with references to a steamer Dorle launch and accompanying party.
An officer of Yokohama Bank warns of repercussions from Japan banking turmoil as fallouts touch Osaka and northern provinces. Reports discuss expected price pressures on sugar and imports, plus fear of broader credit strain across Japanese banks and merchants facing tightened funds. The note notes the Bank of Japan system and US influence on finance.
Following is the roster of trial jurors for the regular May 1 1901 term starting May 4. The long list includes David F rarier Theem Albert Brer neath Lloyd William Henry McTierny Singh Hebron Walker Alfred Moser Mellis George Augustus Howard dr Willem Marti Conningham Henry Lowe Thomas R Licas James Bratine Fullerton Charles Sumner Hall Otto Alexander Berndt Walter Andrews Maras William Herbert tin Ward Mephen Martie Edward Brown Priel William Anfeld Sharp Solomon Peck Manuel Angustie Gonpalves Ernest Al twit Tou Thowan Joseph Quinn Alfred Tanoatt Brewk Horatio Gate Grable Walter Melville Pomroy Join Markham William Bennington Jones Kaward Smetr Mowiman Vincent Pers nander James Lihawanuenue Alolo Lonie Hnatino Miranda Samuel Louta Kekmand Robert Kolomoky Pahuw Vermann Meek William Boardman Rice Edward Charles Holstein Solomon 1D Kokl
Puzzling notes from Tant miet and Minor Renton describe a pending ploe among So pantw on the plaer. Later claims of arrests are unclear while Ins resorts arrived and featores were discussed. The Mary acult boha and others met the committee with W. O. Smith and Mineery Parker among attendees.
Investors and home seekers are advised to view Silva and Vivas 500 Lote and surrounding tracts across Kapiolani Kaiulani Magoon Kaimaki Me Cully Kapabulu Kapiolani Park Addition and Pyunui in Maui and Hawaii. The listing covers improved and unimproved lands in the city, suburbs, and island areas, urging prudent decisions before purchasing elsewhere.
A competitive drill at 7 30 p m on the drill shed parade grounds pits Captain Murray’s CoH against Captain Klemme’s CoA for a $500 side stake The challenge was issued by Captain Murray and judged by Lieut Col McCarth y with Major Zelgter and Major Camara in attendance Both units have trained hard and promise a splendid exhibition.
Probate matters were heard and continued in Judge Humphreys court. Names appear in docket including Marain Brane and HM Mist cases. Several arrivals from Montporte noted among attendees as proceedings advanced in the estate and guardianship matters.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King Street to the Beach with a proposed 66 foot road along the east side adjoining Kamehameha Girls School. Cross roads will be opened between blocks, each lot fronting a road. Elevation from forty to ten feet above sea level, no swamps, no freshet. An offer may be accepted by a great manufacturing company, prices expected to allow profitable investments. Ground deemed superior and prices cheap.
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