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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1901
Page
6
The Finance Committee of the Protective League of Honolulu seeks funds and defines its aims. It states goals to enact and enforce laws promoting moral welfare, child protection, public decency, and the righting of wrongs, while coordinating with legal aid and investigation committees to pursue caseworthy matters.
News on Captain Merry, commander at the local Naval Station, reportedly missing weeks and in transit rumors. Reports say transport to Manila planned, but he waited aboard a collier for a possible air lift, later stating intentions to reach San Francisco and noting illness and climate discomfort.
The Kamehameha baseball team makes its season debut this afternoon against Mailes. Mailes also fields a strong lineup for the game as they build toward the upcoming contest with Oahu College. Lineups listed include Kamehameha players Hey bottle Richards Nuwahh Napole and more, with Mailes' Keknown Clack Weight Bhellon and Crook among others.
Walluku hosts a Saturday evening meeting as the Mai Racing Association outlines July race plans. The executive committee reports track preparations at Kahului, with funds spent on fencing and repairs, and 200 dollars remaining to complete improvements.
The article describes harbor expansion plans near the corner of a main street, moving the Myrtle Club house and boathouse to clear government land. It details new wharves, slips, and storage spaces to serve increased vessel traffic and a broader city expansion, with property owners and chamber groups preparing for redevelopment despite current leases and frontage arrangements.
The Rainier beer scene in Seattle faces renewed attention as residents discuss access and cultural impact amid a playful regional chorus. Local venues weigh taps and bottles while the public weighs tradition against modern tastes in a lively discourse.
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