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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1901
Page
4
Evening Bulletin announces daily publication with subscription rates and office details. Senator George R. Carter made a bold assertion in the Senate this morning, prompting questions about his testimony before the Grand Jury. The note suggests the senator has largely talked rather than acted.
The Morning Organ attacks the grand jury probing the Legislature, claiming Dole has no friends on the panel while asserting that even if the jury included his allies a verdict would favor him. The Advertiser counters, praising the jury’s integrity and condemning the Advertiser’s political motives.
Fragmented report details Porto Bane quarantine at Honolulu with pneumonia cases sent to Queen's Hospital and medical staff actions. It covers quarantine procedures, bath treatments, clothing sanitation, and container decontamination. It also notes Senate discussions on appropriations and committee referrals, including references to judiciary considerations and internal party dynamics.
A jury hearing the Bees vs Hawaiian Tramways case failed to reach a verdict after two sessions. The first ballot 6 to 0, the second 3 to 0 with no chance of agreement, prompting further deliberation and a locked-in night session.
London May The pope intends to designate a successor by will signaling a shift from the traditional conclave method. Diplomats in Rome and Amsterdam report discussions on papal authority, with views circulating from Bavarian channels to New York about potential changes to the selection process. Meanwhile, reports from Amsterdam and Paris note Boer prisoners in a British war context, including Mrs Cronje and others described as having become mentally unsettled in Longwood prison.
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