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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1901
Page
1
The Public Health Committee friction and a Beckley letter trigger a flurry in the House. Members debate adjournment to June and printing requests while noting budget strains and personnel issues. F W Beckley explains a Hawaii greeting to the President and awaits transport home, with committee reporting and salary disputes cited.
Questions arise about Executive Council involvement in pardons for Hartwell Kinney and Ballou during Cooper administration. Officials deny any discussion at Monday council heads meeting or references in department heads talks.
A local review notes the Blue and Grey performance with Elleford as Corporal Eagin and Wyman as Colonel Peyton delivering strong acting. Norton, Berek and others are praised for their roles and stage presence. The write up also mentions a birth celebration and a political committee meeting with a crucial resolution on government land applications.
The report notes a drilling operation in a Sun wet eld with high expectations upon perforation. The Daily Californian of Bakersfield May 10 1901 is cited, with Judd & Co. as managers and 407 Stangenwald building as the address.
In a chaotic court transcript from Hirat Circuit en mort, Judge Humphreys faces denials and heated remarks as lawyers discuss contempt rulings, hearsay, and alleged corruption. The exchange touches on whether to discharge a rule, the integrity of officials, and the propriety of reporting misconduct to Grand Jury or Attorney General.
The court addressed transfers to Priday and noted plans to issue an order Saturday ending the present term in twelve days. The record cites jurists and a reference to Jude Huuphireyn with movements toward Honolulu, reflecting a disrupted, partial transcript of proceedings.
Memorial Day observance plans are finalized for next Thursday. The parade will form underMounted Police, Sixth U S Artillery, Hawaiian Band, Kamehameha School cadets, Knights of Pythias, Grand Army of the Republic, and other units. Central route details and carriages for speakers are provided, with donations for veterans requested at the gathering point.
The resignation of O C Lewis as Bailiff in the First Circuit Court was accepted to take effect at once by Judge A J Humphreys. Lewis recalled his attempts to secure work through the judge and described being offered only a temporary position without drawing jurors, asserting his duties would be to obey the court and perform tasks as directed.
J K Coorper says HA reporter misrepresented facts about a wireless telegram claim. He plans to confront Grand Jury after breakfast discussion with Thurston and Inter-Island Telegraph officials and to dispute any mistaken messages.
W H Johnson resigns as manager of the Toe polula Republican and J H Kennedy, advertising solicitor, is promoted to the vacant post. Kennedy, a young man with polling success and proven business skill, will take charge immediately.
Eighteen plaintiffs including Mary Haleomano, a Hawaiian woman, seek compensation from Yee Wo Chan company. The morning session opened as twenty years of issues surfaced in the Pine Calne court with eighty nix applications already neon fied.
A dispatch from Honolulu recounts Representative Beckley’s letter detailing efforts to oust Dole. It notes President McKinley’s health and possible influence on policy, with mentions of Delegate Wilcox preparing to depart for Washington and local sentiment favoring removal of Dole.
A new firm named CA Hofman & Co is formed by C Hotgaerd Johnny Tassatt T Harnult and others under the venture capitalized at 50000 in five hundred shares of 10 each. The principal place of business is Wales Kansas with authority lines for general merchandise and wares. Capital stock totals 50000. authorized capital stock 200000.
Traveling preacher Reverend William Eds Gell spoke to a large crowd at the Y M C A hall yesterday afternoon and at the Central Union church this morning. He announced evening talks at ten o’clock at the Central Union church and daily Bible lectures each afternoon at the same hour.
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