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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
5
A meeting of the Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Association reveals funds are insufficient to operate the kindergartens and Castle Home. Financial strains threaten continued services. supporters Urgently urged to donate to sustain education for children under the association’s care.
Tomorrow’s game pits the Puumhons against Mathodiimas at Omaha College as wind and field conditions loom. Both teams are strong with good recent practice. notes include player names and weights, and reports of mining-related damage overshadowing local events.
The conference of the special committee of the Central Committee of the Republican party with Governor Dole this morning was fruitful. It is presumed that in a few days the Governor will call a special session. The committee reports Dole was agreeable and inclined toward calling the session.
A jumble of local notices and ads mentions Gov Harrizon bookkeeping on Bebool street, beer at Criteriog, and Kona at C. J. Day's grocery. Notices include a public sale at Pantheondalom Furnished house on Nuwano avenue, Kodak film services, and a factory bulletin from Wray Taylor. Nearby items note a Federal Agricultural Station director visit, blank books by the Bulletin Publishing Co, and various sales and auctions tied to dates in November.
District news recalls Kawika and Kanehalyn in Makiki after an election night luau turned violent. Kawika’s son allegedly struck Kanehakis head with a frame, leading to assault and battery charges. Kanehakis faced the court, claiming the complainant provoked the incident. Kawika was fined five dollars plus costs.
Three black convicts escaped a chain gang at MabikL quarry after freeing themselves from their restraints. A posse surrounded the dense woods as authorities urged surrender while a deputy and officers closed in, with one capture occurring after a tense confrontation.
Policeman Clark of the Tenth and Thompson streets station known as Clarkie encounters a young colored woman named Sarah on Alder street after weeks apart. He greets her on Girard avenue with a casual exchange about her recent whereabouts and wellbeing.
Annual open doors event for youth work led by Y M C A representatives draws churchgoers and supporters. Notable speakers include Rev W M Kincaid and J P Cooke with noonday prayers at the Association Parish. Obituary notes Mrs Lavinis Kapu with residence on King Street.
Box office opens today for the big minstrel and vaudeville show at the Orpheum Theater with the performance slated for Saturday night.
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