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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1902

Page

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Defense Requests Delay in Trial Amid Legal Debate

The court debated postponing the trial for the defendant, noting evidence could come from California or Ohio and stressing the defendant’s right to a fair trial. Judge Hobingon indicated the Attorney General’s power to commit witnesses to jail and moved the case to the August term for continued consideration.

Sayio Ponndel California Ohio Immedi Hall R Reynolde Aumaat Pat Heme Douthite Reynolds Eeamen Jadee Robinson Luleman Houthith Alfldayito Hobingon Avintmant

George Farris Granted Time for Trial Continuance

George Farris known as Kentucky HW and Bring ped by Justice had his trial for murder continued to the August term by Judge Robinson. C Reynolds argued for delay against strong opposition from Atty Gen fr. Douthitt. Jury examination progressed. Farris pleaded not guilty. Reynolds urged allowing time to communicate with California or Ohio friends, while Douthitt warned witnesses for prosecution must stay. Judge Robinson suggested delaying would aid full defense. Douthitt pressed for immediate end to delay.

George Parris Kentucky Robinson C. Reynolde Douthitt Farris J. W. Mall Reynolds California Mullern W. A. Kinney

Struck on the Head in Police Court Case

A man named Jackson appeared in the Police Court charged with drunkenness and was fined two dollars and costs. He claimed to recall being struck on the head by Portus Tosier or another assailant after a fight near Holy Ghost Cellar. witnesses described him as dazed and in severe pain with memory gaps.

Dackeon Jackson Portus Tose Roughe Holy Ghost Seaton

Chinese convict survives quarry accident at Punchbowl site

A Chinese worker at the government quarry behind Punchbowl fell when rocks dropped during blasting. His right foot was crushed and leg pain occurred. He was transported by patrol wagon to Quinn’s hospital, with weeks of recovery ahead. Frank Cooke reports horticultural products from Palolo tract and a bulletin note.

Punchbowl Steath Quins Frank Cooke Palolo

Warde's Final Night In Honolulu Opera House

Frederick Warde and company presented a closing program in Honolulu featuring Shakespearean tableaux and scenes from Othello Hamlet and King Lear. The evening included a farewell address by Warde and tributes from the audience and performers, ending with selections from The Merchant of Venice and a concluding scene from The Mercant of Venice.

Opera Frederick Warde Atuet Aelah Honolulu Yurioue Gergen Wenial Walter G. Smith Tser Shakespeare Seung Federick Warde Tasbleau Warde Tte Hank Mise Bertolle Jacques Ware Dreatie Richard—ichard Mie Harries Antony Antony and Cleopatra Din Colemany Lane King Lear Mr. Watapa Cordela Mies Warde der Temona Othelia Aise Anbton Katherine Henry Well Thescott Ophelia Humiet Herteire Bellini Norma Mine Ke- Ming Mia N. Alapal Cannar Harber Horger Tle Hand Warde Wie Mercebant Venice

Death Mask Exhibit Of King Kalakaua In Fort Street Window

An exhibit opens in a Fort Street window showing a death mask of the late King Kalakaua. The display, believed unique in the city, from Alten Hitchinson who made the mask during Kalakaua's oath. Only three masks were produced, with the other two reportedly removed from these islands. King Kalakaua face mask and a profile view mask are noted in possession of Mr. De Greaves and Mr. Hutebinnon. Phinewat Ain. De Airwaves, King Kawanunabon today.

Fort Street Kalakaua Wuill Ste de Greaven Alten Hitchinson King Kalakun le Facw Biat Phinewat Ain. de Pringe David Kawanunabon

Honor to Bampbon Thirteen Minute Rune Fired at Naval Station

Fragmentary report from the Naval Station notes a thirteen minute salute in memory of the late Amtral Sunepwon with ships hoisted and masts at many vessels in the harbor. A naval signal indicates orders received by Admiral Morey.

Noo Amtral Sunepwon Slaliy Adwieal Morey

Memorial Day Not Holiday By Statule Trial

John W. Hall faces rape trial before Judge Robinson with Kinney and Bolt representing sides. Jury selection unfolds amid disputed details including marriages and alleged involvement of others in a cave incident. Court actions reference coroner and various legal maneuvers as the term nears end.

Cyrano de Bergerac at Oahu College

Hamilton Coleman of the Predict Ward Company presented Cyrano de Bergerac to students and teachers, delivering a powerful interpretation. The cast included Roxane and Cyrano with strong acting, notably in the balcony scene and the final scene, praised for depth and emotional range.

Gvrano DE Bergerac Oahu College Owl College Fn Daldoneijaynd Hamilton Coleman Predict Warde Company Cyrino Paul Cyrano Wietant Mr. Coleman Weller Roxane Ate Calemah Ford

Judge Wilcox Advises Wilhelmina Niemann at Police Court

Wilhelmina Niemann, a young girl under protection claims distress under her father. The court heard from her mother about caring for two younger siblings. The judge urged caution and discussed placement with the Salvation Army as the girl seeks a safer home and Christian teaching.

Judge Wilcox Wilhelmina Niemann Salvation Army Rescue Gurl Wilhetwieg Niemann Jade Witetox Niemann Lwly Atau Lene Wilcox Abe Be Wan Jungr Wilcox Wilhelmina Niemiéth Iain Belle Stik Kalvation Ste Pertes

Ordination Services Set At Union Church

The ordination of John Waldean is planned for the next Sunday evening at Union Church. Mev Wy OM Kinewld and Rev W T Westervelt will lead the ordaining service with Serena Bishop delivering the ordaining prayer and John Redman serving as Right Hand of Fellowship.

John Waldean Tal Union W. T. Weatervelt

Will Karl Pitch In Decoration Day Baseball Game

The Custom House team and Honolulu Athletic Club face off on Decoration Day with Karl in the box as the deciding pitcher option. Team president predicts a forfeiture but promises a spectacle. Manager Scanlon confirms payment at noon today.

Custom House Honolulu Athletic Club Chillinworth Banenhall Ehwa Tucker Julia Scanlon Custom Howe Aim

Cricket Vor May 80 Captain Picks Team for Decoratin Day

Captain Anderson has selected the lineup for the World team match against The Feet of the World on Decoratin Day. Players include U. W. Ametnon T. Amberyon J. Curtin A. Garvio H. Glass Glues A By Cui and others. The game will be staged at Marie eto Umlé Ge Geum at 2 pm with officials from Winnsto Mister Wane and the Warde Company present.

Anderson Hebel U. W. Ametnon T. Amberyon Teantaln Nottonstey J. L. Curtin A. Garvio H. Glass Cui Mr. Danetewon Thaguald Rowe Ant JC. Shen Marie Atard

Waiting for Willis Cemetery Keeper Beat in Tonga News

Mrs Kate Metennan writes from the court physician’s view about Bishop Willie’s expected arrival to open an Anglican church. The crowd supports his return to unite followers, while a heathen faction threatens to resist without him. Funds gathered reach £200 for a new church as European children leave for colonies.

Kate Metennan Tompa Metasnan Heath Willie Baker Mr. Bator Wallene Sam Jinker aMledge King George New Zealand Hinense

Japanese attack near Punchbowl Street cemetery incident

Dole Lilikol describes a chaotic scene when Japanese assailants swarmed from a two story building opposite the cemetery after a woman stealing flowers. Ranear and McDuffy arrived, warrants issued for several Japanese residents, and police prepared further arrests.

Ranear McDuffy Dole Lilikol Kawalohao War Pollor Punchbowl Litkol Mukal Lunaliia Tomb Ana Grinbon & Co, Heerick

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