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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1901
Page
1
A heated session features Makainal accusing the Finance Committee of overspending. Monsarrat and Emmeluth clash over a proposed reform while a resolution on Victoria Hospital treatment sparks procedural turmoil and threats of adjournment.
Report from Hy Wireless Telegraph states William Senlley, a colored man, stabbed a Japanese at the Spreckelsville plantation camp on Saturday night. Nine cuts were found on the victim, who died at the camp hospital today. Beasley suspects two dollars on the Japanese triggered the attack as plantation laborers refuse to work until the workers are reported.
Harlan Walty and Mina Lang of San Francisco joined in a private ceremony at the groom’s parents house on Heretania avenue at 1 pm. Rev W M Kincaid officiated as guests, family, and witnesses attended. The couple will begin housekeeping in their new residence on Kina street, already prepared for use.
The bulletin highlights advertising tourney winners and several firms receiving mentions. It notes licenses for hotels and a Moana hotel plan, appropriations ongoing, road reimbursement requests rejected, and various highway route objections. The Executive Council discusses routine matters and local bids, with a Hana plantation water rights offer of $500 deferred.
Acting Governor Cooper refused to be interviewed on the matter of pardoning Hartwell Bal tou Kinney. He gave no details or reasons, citing ongoing considerations and preserving discretion in the case. The statement follows questions raised by a Bulletin reporter amid ongoing gubernatorial debates.
In the Police Court this morning twenty seven cases appeared. Several defendants faced penalties for intoxication with fines of two dollars and discharge for minor offenses. Other matters included obstructing justice charges dismissed against a defendant, a fight case resulting in a battery charge with discharge, and a cruelty to animals fine of five dollars. Upcoming hearings include Nautelo on Wednesday and Hogan on the morrow for Penal Law violations.
In New Haven Conn May 4 101 of typhoid fever Forlek Sanford eldest son of W C Atwater of Honolulu aged thirty The American ship Marion Chilonte arrived Saturday after 47 days from Newcastle with £200 in cash for the Honolulu plantation Captain Wedon has his wife and family with him
The Thurston habeas corpus hearing before Chief Justice Frear was postponed amid delays and confusion. Thurston delayed meeting with his attorney Coerper and Gardner Wilder as officials sought to compel Thurston to name his client or face jail. Coerper arrived late with a tale of telegrams and misdirections. The event, tied to a Grand Jury appearance and a Kona-Kohala railroad matter, unsettled court proceedings and left Thurston awaiting his next step.
Inspector Walter Doyle seized a large opium shipment aboard the Zealandia, with Mike a Spaniard and anlorage pan enger claiming ownership. The case centers on how the opium arrived via San Francisco baggage and whether duties were paid, with Attorney Haird slated to give an opinion on Customs actions. Washington reports note Minister Cove plans a flying visit to assist Secretary Hil before returning to discuss China posting.
Captain Potter long in command of the Alden Hoske has been transferred to the harkemting Al Piveger. The Piveger was to sail from San Francisco on the 18th for this port.
Yokohama May 1 reports the government announcing the sale of 199,000 Yen in exchequer bonds at seven percent for six years to fund the China campaign costs. In Thompson city, Mrs. Thorps sone informs the wife of Jak I. Thorps son of a personal note.
The Fire Claims Commission met in the morning and distributed blanks for filling applications for tearing. Nine claims have already been filed. A rowdy incident occurred on the Tittle sloop Opttaah where Harry Pentullow and a friend narrowly escaped a ducking as water rushed in. Henry Williams arrived, likely saving the boys from a worse fate as the water rose.
London May 18 The Pretoria correspondent of the Times reports improved prospects for the winter campaign. He notes the Boers surrendering is a healthy sign and, while no date for hostilities is yet clear, there is growing hope that upcoming actions could resemble the post month results.
The Californians steamship of the New York based New American line arrives from the Pacific with a cargo of wine and coal, announcing plans to operate between New York and Honolulu, with a focus on freight to Milladelphia and Panama routes.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a May 1 incident involving the German railroad and a large sum tied to rail operations. White soldiers are described as responsible for detentions and a Warmin arrest. exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
In Honolulu reports describe a May 15 meeting planned amid clashes between the Home Rule party and missionary-backed authorities. Representatives Beckley and Merkley, plus Gov. Dole, were involved as the Legislature faced reproach over native self governance and the Provisional Government’s power.
A violent assault near Iwilei late last night left a victim brutally beaten and near death. Police investigate unknown assailants amid reports of ties to local crime, with victims sustaining multiple fractures and critical injuries.
The Bulletin notes The Nie and the Gray, a late Spanish war era military play, presented at the Orpheum. It praises its plotted merit, dramatic tone, and strong running plot across serious and lighter scenes for a crowd.
A World Washington special reports unrest at West Point Military Academy amid rumors of cadet misconduct. Officials say social strife and possible court actions affect a substantial portion of the battalion, with Colonel Mille's popularity cited as a factor. Adjutant General Corbin denies receiving any formal report of disorder at West Point.
Weeton manager for Mrke Waring & Ch plans to travel to attend the YMCA National Canern Hon near Wednesday. He will present a collection of views with bin and advertise Ha well as sheHTe. He introduces foreign support into these Tvtande and will oversee the new plant for the Hie Wallau Mire Company amid first crop.
Nawatlan Malt Contract reports a treaty between the Portomitos Hopartronnhtan and Tawailan Navigathes Company to perform stoantiat nimi wetview between Hunolitn and paibte in Hawaii for a distance of 200 tiles oweh Way On at irregular ay dul. The contracting party telegraphs plans to arrive and land as far as practicable.
Zealandia Salita plans to wait at 10 tomorrow Tuesday 28th to dispatch its travel ahead of a scheduled voyage to Sydney. The move is tied to an advertising date and a withdrawal of the Maripona voyage, with a view to enabling voting as the temporary schedule is substituted.
Lisbon correspondent of the Daily News quotes the United Bustos Government as repeatedly trying to persuade Por tiygal to cede an island to the Azores for a coating mission. The report notes ongoing diplomatic tension and a call for clarity on strategic aims.
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