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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
2
Local notices on property and payments mix with upcoming concerts and events. A Fort Street macadam project, a civil and police presence, and an anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Howell appear amid other society items. The Thomas Square band concert lists program items and timing for this evening.
The charge was withdrawn after Captain Henrick of Kohala was found not guilty of violating the time law. The collector of customs and Starhabie officer affirmed no error occurred. Captain Hoileloke’s statement published in yesterday’s Bulletin reflects the decision.
A government civil service exam will be held for several positions including clerical and examination-related roles. The posting invites all United States citizens to apply by June 6, 1902, at the custodian’s office, with a pay scale up to $150 monthly and age limit of 20 years or older.
A routine Decoration Day event is set for this evening by the Teal post of the GAM. It outlines final arrangements for the commemoration, parade details, cemetery ceremony with Judge M. Katee and W. Hall delivering addresses, and a march route featuring mounted patrols, artillery, cadets, a college band, and a returned military unit.
Police in the country report Hadley identity with Nora Fuller involved in a sensational Seattle affair. A San Vyatelbeo male provided crucial information about Hadley location, saying he saw the bird near the city and the informant is trusted by the community. The man is believed to be in the Northwest and may return soon to brief partners on the event.
A military order from Honolulu Hawaii dated May 27 1902 announces the First Regiment National Guard of Hawaii to assemble at the drill shed at 1 pm on Memorial Day for parade practice and ceremony preparations. The report includes uniforms and officer details and notes general parade plans and authority.
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