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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1901

Page

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Legislature Debates Expenses and Changes to Session Time

Hawaii legislature factions clash over spending nearly $25,000 and the timing of a session shift. Discussions touch on approvals for House and Senate expenses, a Nabiku Sugar Co request for funds, and a riotous resolution about Acting Governor H H Cooper.

Thi Mouge Dickey Howse Co Attocney General's Department Hooge Nabiku Sugar Co Om Publi Landa Fa Dngey Hanieuith Makatnat Howse Makalnat Wenl Synate Mimelath Emedien Roberteon Roberton John Mr. Emmerith

Housewarming at Queen Anne Cottage on Punchtown Street

Joseph Hogan hosts a house warming this evening at his Queen Anne cottage opposite the hospital. Invitations are widespread with acceptances expected. a tour of the residence will be given and music provided. Virgie Aggrevation and Aggravation race five furlongs for $1500 at Kaplolant track this afternoon at 4.

Joseph Hogan Punchtow Street Hospital Rot K Virgie Vingie Kaplolant

Legal motions and estates update in district court

Motion to mitigate action filed by Frederick W Hankey for defendant in Burne v Mutual Telephone Co challenged district court jurisdiction. Exceptions, notices, and appeals filed in Lim Sung et al v Marion M Lining. Manuel Boi found guilty for selling liquor without license with $37.50 bill of costs. Final account of James L Melan administrator shows $892189.08 cash on hand. Annual account of J M Downett executor shows $189.16 balance. Groceries advertised by Blue Ott.

Metiiee Frederick W. Hankey J. R. Burne Ve Mutual Telephone Company District Court Magoon & Thompson Phatstte Lim Sung Et Ai Manuel Boi Dickey Thex Et Netto Ae James L. Melaan Robert Grieve J. M. Downett H. M. Ateliman

Aquatic Team Slump Prompts Relays And Training Resumes

The Myrties face a short training lull with under six weeks to the event. Henlanis row with Ropler Jarrett as stroke and Tracy as junior, planning a relay tomorrow against Beverly Kidd’s team. Be prepared for a composed line up featuring Jarrett, Murray, Webster, and others as Atkinson’s crew remains unnamed.

Henlanis Ropler Jarrett Ranear Byencer Oleae Tracy Walker Webau Murray Beverly Kidd Dan Ranear Duck Atkinson Tanear W. Madeira W. Hellbrow B. Hellbrow Dave Dayton Imwelt Kidd Paul Jarrett Marty Murray Bert Webster Atkinson

Thirty Days Contempt Sentence for Attorneys

A federal court judge sentenced Tartwell Ballou and W A Kinney to thirty days in jail for contempt. The contempt arose from an affidavit by Walter G Smith supporting a change of venire in the perjury case against Mr Smith, with attorneys accused of fabricating statements and misrepresenting facts in court proceedings. The judge critiqued the affidavit as largely false and warned the attorneys to justify their actions or face further consequences.

Tartwell BallaQuil W. A. Kivney Mivnphieye Walter G. Siuithy Smith Grand Dig Dige Hop Mes Uirtwell Ballou Kinney Anti Iie Anlar

Contempt Arraignment Delays Walter G Smith Case

In Circuit Court Walter G Smith’s arraignment was postponed after Attorney General Dole objected to a contempt motion. Kinney Ballot Hartwell and others sought time to file petitions, with Judge Humphrey signaling possible trial later. A notice invites all G A R members and others to a patriotic service at Harmony Hall and Central Union Church on May 26.

Circuit Court Intint Walter G. Smith W. A. Kinney M. Ballot Hartwell Mr. Smith Dole Walter G. Bmulth Pers Jury Kinney, Ballon & McClannahan Kinney Aps Attorney Generall B. P. Dole Gear Jotherwine Noma Geo. W. de Long Post Sons of One Harmony Hall Central Union Church Priwt Cire Antit Mr. Kinney Kinney Olly Humphreya Kineney

Grand Army Invitation and Kaupakapili Chapel Event

An entertainment by Kaupakapili chapel youths drew 4100 attendees featuring a double quartet from Kamehameha Girls School and the Kus mehameha Glee Club. Performances included "Wal o Punatay" and "The Prophecy of Keapatyputtn" with Miw lola R Barker on violin. Courtroom proceedings interrupted by contempt motions followed a reading stoppage. Walter G. Smith arraignment postponed to 2 o'clock per Attorney General’s request.

Kaupakapili Muwle Kamehameha Girls School Kusmehameha Glee Club Mive Runa N Nokpina Lola R. Barker Mika Nakuing M. K. Nakumi Koahumonu

Sonoma Arrives From Colonies After Repair At Sydney

The Ocranie steamer Sonoma arrived from the Colonies via Pago Pago yesterday afternoon. After a delay at Sydney due to boiler trouble, the engine was repaired and the vessel proceeded with the outlet trip using a compensated compound engine. She had left Sydney on the seventh, making port in about 15 days. In San Francisco the Tomotoma will be laid up for one trip, with the Marlpona taking her place on the colonial run. The Sonoma brought many passengers to San Francisco and took over a hundred from here. She waited at 9 o'clock, etc.

Sonoma Pago Pago Sydney San Franciso Bortoma Marlpona Colo Olal San Francisco

Preparing to Appeal at Epiceapal Church Meeting

A private gathering of the Chuitoh Defense and Extension Avsnetation of tuwatl convened at the Epiceapal church. Proceedings remained secret though a representative will attend the general canal Conveny in Amerton next October to ensure the church troubles in Honolula receive no impartial hearing.

Chuitoh Defense and Extension Avsnetation Tuwatl Epiceapal General Canal Amerton Honolula

The Tall Comet A Tetley Observation Report

A brief field note reports a tall comet seen in New Zealand skies. The observers claim it was brighter than a recent Honolulu sighting and appeared during a clear period in the night, with one small streak visible across the field.

New Zealand Honolulu

Prisoners arraigned in circuit court amid defense delays

Kamal is charged with rape and Sweetie Builth with wanault and battery with a dangerous weapon. They were arraigned in circuit court as officers appointed counsel could not confer with them. Annion, charged with larceny in the second degree, was repreprsented by J. M. Strauss who received until next Tuesday to determine his plea. William Giel, famed lecturer, will address men Sunday afternoon at COA hall and recite tales of world travel, the Honolulu men showing cordial interest in the meeting.

Kamal Sweetie Builth Pourkel Mates Alleg Wilook Hla Clint Annion J. M. Strauss William ¥. Giel Hanslulu Gellie Yenee Honolulu

Hawaii Senate Debates Inspectors Salaries and Committees

The Hawaii Senate discusses inspector salaries with J Brown urging one inspector per island to cut costs. Amendments target normal inspectors for Kauai Oahu Maui Molokai Lanai and Mololo, while committees reallocate budget items and adjourn after a long session.

Senate Riasel J. Brown Hawaii Paris Mr. Brown Mich Anu de Haaset Hilo Ile Hla Iiawa Carter Kauai Honolali Maui Mtolokai Lanal Reform School Public Lands Committee Judiciary Department Ths Judiciary Committee Department of the Attorney General Judiciary Treasury Department Jamiy Department of Public Works White Romene

Bt Andrew's Cathedral Holy Communion and Morning Prayer Observance

An unclear OCR transcription notes a church service at Bt Andrew's Cathedral with Holy Communion and morning prayer. Mentions day of Whiteunitay and evening prayer, but specifics on date time and participants are garbled.

Bt. Andrew's Cathedral Tohiorraw Anuitraws Spretat

Sugar Handlers Demand Higher Pay Strike at Mia Bunds

Harry Denulayn, superintendent at the railroad wharf, reports a sugar handlers strike this morning amid wage disputes. The Japanese workforce walked out after a demand for a ten cent raise from 1.10 to 1.20 per day, causing a delay until workers from a nearby settlement were brought in. The CBRL Co refused to advance wages, warning of a general strike among laborers if concessions were made. The Flint and Temgant plan to proceed regardless of the stoppage.

Harry Denulayn Temord W. R. Flint Btw Mithh Gonsral Etelke

New Tiner For file The laat time the Phitcatt

The report details multiple ship movements including the Chile Catt and the Hart Adehide voyage near Newcastle and Lowville with long passages to the Sound and back to Newcastle in April. It notes the Chile Catt’s best trip of 260 miles in a day and 200 miles on other days, the barque changes, and transfers to American registry.

Newcastle Jaye Daye Abe Chilcott Kcnbrannan Shy Point Wilson Darnekon & Chilcott Seattle Hiltiah Lamoa Olako New Zealand Aie Maya Captain Matson Matson

Hegarty Faces McGovern In Honolulu Bout

Tim Hegarty the featherweight champion arrives in Honolulu for a title clash with Terry McGovern. Hegarty, confident in his style, dismisses odds and praises McGovern while mentioning his wife and manager. A separate note mentions evangelist Geil and Wanamaker organizing a world tour with a church event planned in Kawali.

Queen's Hospital faces funding crisis over Hawaiian patient policy

J P Rekardt, superintendent, warns that removing biennial $20,000 Legislature appropriation could force Queen's Hospital to refuse care to native Hawaiians. He notes emergency cases are charged and that hospital relies on charity patients and private payers, with no state bills reclaimed. The hospital serves Hawaiians and bloodlines, emphasizing care amid budget disputes.

J.P. Rekarl Queen's Hospital Erkardt Methtas Hun Ronke Nike Ports Mavala Pearnen Patwolah County Hospital Rokardt Meath Awilet Liepesouren Hawailin Ie Angie Mr. Eeknrdt

Legislator backs church concert shift in band schedule

A local legislator, after hearing the band will perform at the Catholic cathedral, doubts appropriations for secular venues. He supports the concert moving to the church, arguing the public at large should drive the choice, not a minority. The Sunday matinee concerts are popular, and residents now look forward to this Sunday’s cathedral performance.

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