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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1903
Page
5
An offer appears to target investors and home seekers with a chance to acquire property at bottom prices. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or locations, preventing full verification of the deal’s terms or legitimacy.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for farm employment on May 4 1909 at listed locations. Applicants will be tested on spelling farming economy farm implements dairy and orchard operations and horticulture. Eligibility includes age 20 or over and U.S. residency. Applications to local boards with Form 1094 and exact title in the head of the notice.
The Honan Art League plans a talent program in Progress Hall featuring Albert, a notable Australian and U S artist, paired with local musicians. The event promises strong artistic acts and the audience will see a mix of instrumentation and performances over ten days’ remistration window.
Crowded theater in Honolulu greets Jeanie Norton’s return as Lost in New York charms with strong acting and broad stage effects. Norton’s performance earns bouquets and curtain calls while the company delivers lively comedy and dramatic moments. Joshua Whitcomb scheduled for next night. The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin provides today’s news summary.
In a verdict at a colonial inquest station the jury found that AH Hoy, known as a town character, died after being struck by car No. 2 of the Pacific Heights electric line while lying on the track during a wet night. Evidence showed the motorman attempted to brake fully but could not avoid him. Witnesses testified to AH Hoy’s prior drunkenness and alleged running with horses, while the jury concluded the accident was not due to the motorman’s negligence. The deceased’s associates and relatives gave testimony about his lifestyle and conduct prior to the incident.
The morning draw for the annual Pacific and Beretania clubs tennis championship assigns Wednesday matches at Berevinta Court. Players Carter, Blehuell, Conti, Chay, Blatun, Kong, Dole, Motesnuth, Gle n, Heary, Har riman, Hitchcock, Darby, Bockwell, Adams and others begin late afternoon rounds. Thursday schedules include Ticknell, Rows Cole, Derby Bockus, Harrison Hitch cook, Cantaltan, Matt Smith, Girving and Henry Hrock in key matchups.
The police department reports gambling arrests totaling 1 587 for the last months of 1901 and all of 1902. Of those arrested 1 097 were Chinese, 108 Japanese, 180 Hawaiians, with others from various nationalities. Convicted 1 141, 418 discharged. Fines 4 and 0 25. Forfeited 1 640 and paid 8 172 40, grand total 9 024 25 in eighteen months. Electric tramways have been introduced in Calcutta and will soon reach Bombay.
A scattered clipping lists local notices and ads including dental board, Kona coffee at Day’s grocery, legal ads and fees, furniture and travel gear, a photo supply sale, groceries arriving from Nebraska and California produce, clothing donations, carpet and rug shop, church notices, arrests and discharge reports, and a mix of names and places with minor court and police items.
Debate on a proposed $20,000 appropriation to fund Hawaii promotional efforts is described, with supporters arguing it would showcase the islands and bring in visitors. Critics recall annexation debates, while speakers urge timely action and caution against waste. Baseball chatter interrupts the session as reporters note public interest in local matters.
A coroner's inquest into a drowning by capsize near Bughmoty is examined, with jurors ruling accidental death. Separately Prince pro Tem crowds see Pred Jannox and Harry Davenport perform nightly stunts, while Jo Sadler Wap elicits encores with a skit. The paper notes disturbances may have affected the Duted malt, and mentions a patent clowet that never leaks.
A foul odor from the AWires sewer near King and Fort streets outside Firat National Bank has drawn notices for several days. An officer stated the issue lies with the Department of Public Works and that no emergency bill or funds are available. Fewer pedestrians have been seen at the corner during the stench period.
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