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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1902
Page
8
A garbled fragment recounts Kaiser Wilhelm seeking a visit to the United States amid ties with Britain and Germany. It notes historical ambitions, Anglo German relations, and a possible imperial court signal, mentioning the United States role and key figures in a late 19th to early 20th century context.
A May dispatch from London cites the War Office cable stating movement orders for counter measures at Borwee and Howth. The Telegraph notes delayed peace hopes despite ongoing duty quotables and Italian or Allied signals, with agents reporting limited enemy activity in coming days.
Lord Pauncefote, British ambassador, reportedly improves but remains seriously ill in Washington. His withdrawal prompts an official expression of neighbors’ view. the government may name a successor and continue negotiations on key issues already handled by Pauncefote such as the Bering Sea, the Mankan boundary, and arbitration treaties.
A hole eighteen inches wide opened beneath Main Street in Sonora attracting a crowd as a cave connected to underground passages was explored. A lantern was lowered, twenty rope lengths paid out, and a team prepared to probe the dark shaft while residents awaited safer ground.
Washington May 19 George Moshe ink broker testifies before the Committee on Relations With Cuba that Hevemeyer had no interest in specific plantations. He says concessions would be made with Platt amendment. Senator Teller questions facts. The session also covers treaty details and ongoing government actions in response to price and trade issues across Cuba and the Caribbean.
Maritime and weather data list tides, times, and observations from the Hawaiian Islands. Entries record tides at Kahului and Hilocur, Hawaiian Standard Time offset, plus notes on humidity, temperature, and conditions. Arrivals and departures are listed with vessels, ports, and times, alongside forthcoming sailing and memorial observances.
The Rowing Association Championship featured a left to decide Wilder and Church resignations. A meeting discussed evening events and the junior team awards, with teams Myrtle and Heatant Heat Club each owning a boat. Proposals included importing boats from Hamburg and plans to stage several three day races with crews from Wonton firms, aiming to boost aquatic sport appeal.
The Tampico endured a severe voyage with a broken gear and loss of steering in heavy seas. Officers steadied the vessel and repaired damage, continuing on to port where she now sits at the ward wharf with 100 tops of general merchandise from Heute.
A May 12 burial in Oak Hill Cemetery honors Ray who died after a neighbor’s kind act. The service in Honolulu recalled national memories, with clergy from the United States and government staff attending. Attendees included Senator Cullom and Mrs Willian Ray, while Allen F Hay served as Oak Park mayor and other relatives supported the ceremony.
Notice details a stockholders meeting of the Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Company to vote on creating a bonded indenture of one million dollars. The plan includes issuing bonds payable over 25 years at five percent interest, secured by corporate assets. Meeting set for May 1, 1902, at Castle & Cooke Assembly Hall, King and Hotel streets, Honolulu Hawaii.
The Metropolitan Meat Company will clone markets Friday the 30th at 12 m with one delivery in the forenoon. Notice is given by L A Thurston president of the Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Company about a special stockholders meeting on June 6 at 10 o clock to consider disposition of certain shares and other business.
Private sale of residence of C Hustace Bny on Beret street with 130 feet frontage and 171 feet depth at 9000 dollars half cash balance mortgage 7.5 percent. Second property at 259 Kinny St occupied by A Luca frontage 115 feet depth 125 feet three bedroom dwelling priced 4500 with half cash and mortgage at 7.12 percent. Third property on Kinaw St adjoining lot 2 frontage 106 feet depth 121 feet dwelling price 4000 half cash balance on mortgage 7.5 percent. Right of way to Beretonia St. Details from auctioneer Jas F Morgan.
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