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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
6
A fragmentary notice lists a street address 1146 Ata ikem Street opposite Hewalian Hotel with hours partly shown as 3 to 6 30 and 7 to 8 and supper at 9 tom.
The case in the Supreme Court involves Frank Huletend of Honostlu Island Cann Territory of Hawaii and a W. Pratt as Tax Assenvur. They present a joint factual statement on disputed service and taxation under the 1902 Hawaiian laws. The filing references the Estate of Robert Halstead, a trustee, and the administrator of Kahert Hotn, detailing life estate, death benefits, and exemptions under Act 20 of the Beaxain Laws of 1901. The parties seek determination of taxability and distributive shares under the act and estate proceedings.
The Kilohana Art League invites members and the public to submit literary works in various genres including poetry, criticism, and original drama. Submissions must be mailed in sealed envelopes with author details and must be returned if not selected, with the committee publicly judging entries and announcing selections for an upcoming event. A separate note promotes Pain-Killer remedies with price details, attributed to advertisers.
The report portrays the death by electric chair of Leon Ceolgosz at Auburn Prison, detailing the swift process, guards and witnesses, and the condemned man’s defiant statements about his crime. It notes the grim, ritualized nature of the execution and the public interest surrounding the case.
An account of an anarchist named Colgons facing execution by electric chair. Witnesses recall the long resumption of the death sentence, the warden’s attempts to handle final statements, and the moment the current of 1700 volts passed through the body. The dying man’s protests and last words are noted, with witnesses including McDonald and Dr. John Ger in attendance.
A report describes a fatal electric shock incident at 1700 volts, with a second high current, a medical examiner pronouncing death within minutes, and a burial in the prison cemetery. Witnesses left as guards moved the body. an autopsy followed later and the burial occurred that afternoon amid precautionary measures.
At a Winter Rage meeting tensions rose as Capitol team troubles surfaced with a canceled game against the Caster Hover Inst. Chillingworth resigned league presidency and Cai Seltein withdrew. Fogerty and Nowell clashed over protest handling while Joy’s information drew scrutiny and final action was tabled.
Gideon West, 83, died in Welork Last Hight Deceaped district. A Mason and an Odd Fellow, he attained the thirty third degree and was a well known local businessman. He opened a carriage shop on Fort Street and later moved to Alukew Street as his boats drew bustling days to a close.
Detailing claims of renewed peace by President Castro and ongoing civil strife in Venezuela, the report notes a referenced crisis in Curacao as a regional backdrop. The piece cites statements by Willemetar and Carante figures, highlighting heightened tensions and a critical stance on the republic’s stability.
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets promising a one day cure for colds. It notes druggists refund money if it fails and features J W Groves’ label on each box priced at 25 cents.
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