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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
1
Opinions vary on the gravity of Hawaii's financial outlook after a depleted treasury. Bankers discuss government warrants, private credit, and the impact of missing loan funds on public works and local business over the next two years.
An unclear excerpt mentions mermaid, nation, and economic prospects with phrases about prosperity and failure. The readable lines suggest a marginal discussion on how policy or events could influence current welfare, but the text remains garbled and lacks concrete names, dates, or places.
The Stantons delivered a lively Fra Diavolo performance with strong audience applause. A chorus encore, curtain calls, and a later Tell Me Pretty Maiden segment from Floradora marked a vibrant show. Miss Stanton impressed in the disrobing scene and Harvey and Van Tune heightened the last act. Kunkel delivered a notable close. Saturday afternoon Said Pasha Wang will follow.
A delegation of bankers including W G Irwin P C Jones and Cecil Brown met with McLennan and Ludlow Treasury agents to challenge how April 1 interest is counted on Hawaii bond coupons. They argue May 1 interest should end May 1 and that $5 monthly per $1000 is standard, not the 400 for April used by the bonds.
Market notes show sugar prices and trades in New York on May 1 with mixed bids and limited refined options. Several consignments include refined sugars and bulk deliveries to brokers, with volatility noted in futures and prompt offers from dealers.
A legislative forenoon in Honolulu revealed Governor scrutiny of bills including the Supreme Court measure and a broad set of budget cuts. The House trimmed many state offices and clerical positions, including Judiciary clerks, District Magistrates, and police pay, as lawmakers warned of reduced staffing and services.
President and Mrs McKinley along with Cabinet members and reporters depart Washington by private train on a seven weeks Pacific Coast trip via South Line Railway. The party travels through Virginia and Memphis celebrations mark the journey with large crowds and public honors.
Dew Molnep hosts a public reception for Minister Conger in the Auditorium, with about 8000 attendees. He recounts experiences from the siege of Peking and plans to leave Monday for Washington to consult the State Department, while signaling a forthcoming written statement about his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Governor.
A concert is set for next Saturday evening at Francis Murphy hall under B. R. Rice. Tenor James D. Dogherty, well known in Honolulu, will sing, Joe Mariner will accompany on mandolin, and Rice will perform several numbers. A practical temperance talk is planned between 4 30 and 9 80 o'clock with an opportunity to pledge.
The University of California defeated Auburn in the Dascell series, claiming the championship. Berkeley’s French pitcher struck out thirteen, a record unmatched in intercollegiate play to date.
Admiral Remey aboard the Magehlp Repoklya arrives in Melbourne to attend the opening of the Australian Parliament front avenue ceremony. The event, tied to Pacific and military topics, unfolds amid descriptions of the surrounding landscape and distant mountain and ocean views.
In the Hawaii Senate a resolution seeks opinion on whether accepting free steamship tickets violates law. The Attorney General cites Penal Laws 1807 and 1897 provisions against corrupt gifts to officials and jurors, detailing penalties for improper gratuities and influence.
In Patera Court this morning Armanist G Silva born in Partixal was made a United States citizen. The court issued a formal order detailing the transcript of testimony and the appeal of error for review.
Longtime Wallulas resident William Goodness, proprietor of the Bramarck stables and Civil War veteran, died last Sunday afternoon at Wakumu aged TE years. Born in an eastern state he later moved to Hawaii in 1870, worked as a builder and contractor, and cared for a wide circle of friends. The funeral was held Monday at Walluku cemetery, with temporary administration filed Wednesday for his estate. He left real and personal property valued above 1 00 and heirs Guy and Peruvia Goodness and Mrs Rebecca Haffener.
San Juan April 2 The American Sugar Refining Company is obtaining options on large estates in Porto Rico as part of expanding its sugar operations and land holdings on the island.
Five of the Commission Jage Keporkal, a member of the Wire Claims Commission, arrived from Maul this morning. The commission held a short informal session this forenoon and plans to convene in an organized session. The Chamber of Commerce hall has been secured as a permanent meeting place.
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