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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1902
Page
6
A report notes Dorothy Mennée has completed four burly scenes and lies within reach of finishing the fifth as work continues on a new play. The piece mentions ongoing rehearsal and shaping of the character through the final writing stage.
A Sunday accident at Camp 1 caused a dramatic explosion when steam built up under a makeshift contraption. Several boys were injured. a passerby was struck and a leg injury led to amputation. Local officials report rapid medical response and ongoing inquiries.
A native, claiming a simple, non patent method to eradicate lantana across large tracts, asserts placing up to 1000 pigs per acre to uproot and consume lantana. He argues this reduces labor by 76 percent and land clearing costs, detailing a block by block approach to gradually rid land of the pest, while noting no scientific backing.
On November 1 mail routes between San Francisco and Honolulu will be carried under a new Postoffice schedule. A contract was made with the American Hawaiian Biacmehiy Company for the year ending October 31, 1800. The service will run from San Francisco to Honolulu and other ports in the Hawaiian Islands, with ships from Honolulu and other ports to San Francisco on a daily running time. A biweekly run to Kahului is also noted.
Alexander Young visits Hilo as Jobo Watt and wife arrive. Rev CW Hin plans monthly Hopokian services. W P Dury leaves A B Loebenstein’s employ for Porto Rico aboard the Enterprise. Wilcox map dispute limits Hobokan accommodations. Kant Kona and Kohala voters show Cupid Boy ahead of Wilcox in preliminary canvass.
A parish fair at St. Clement's Church features booths run by the Women's Guild with infant, children, bridal, mothers, and Japanese tea corner sections. Volunteers oversee homemade candies, flowers, refreshments, and a grandmaster's sale. The sale is set for next Saturday afternoon and evening on Wilder Avenue, with various committees listed and plans described.
Washington judge rules Japanese cannot become U.S. citizens. Decision concerns Yamashita's naturalization papers in Pierce County Superior Court. Supreme Court finds the court acted without proper judicial review and that Yamashita is not a citizen of the United States.
A Hawaii newspaper report describes Republicans observing ballot boxes in Wai Luku and Honolulu during the election. It alleges counterfeit ballots marked in favor of Democrats and warns of vigilant monitoring to prevent fraud and protect Hawaii’s political integrity.
In a Sunday afternoon game at Wallulue Winer Park, Morning Star defeated Wallulus 1 to 0 despite several Wallaku absences. Rain affected attendance while Pioneer M1 fielded teams and Barchna planned a Nov 38 kickoff. Community notes include Mrs. J H Walker’s Australia trip and postal worker RW Madden visiting Ment.
A Washington survey reports Russia now produces more petroleum than the United States. It notes Russia’s output last year near five million barrels, with U.S. production about 270 million gallons. it contrasts refinery efficiency and market factors, and mentions coal and fuel issues in Russia.
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