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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1901
Page
3
The Social Service Club gathered at PCJ’s home for an evening of remarks by Yale bi centennial Chief Juntion W. F. Prear. Judge Frear spoke from notes on university merit, and the session included a full meeting with attentive interest followed by refreshments.
The text states Willing C. Whitney, after winning the Derby, expressed satisfaction with the English stewards. He previously hinted dissatisfaction and suggested returning to America, claiming his move was to uphold his duties as an American.
A Shanghai article cites European and American observers predicting a winter revolt in northern China. It argues Chinese anger toward foreigners has worsened, arsenals are being emptied, Mauser rifles are moving along the Yangtze, and Russian gains in Manchuria could shape a possible crisis with European forces and legations surrounded in Peking.
The Supreme Court heard tax appeals and determined several Chinese gambling cases. A sentence for assault and battery was imposed on Tikepa by Judge Gear, with one year hard labor and costs. Other appeals from Honolulu District Court were withdrawn or resulted in fines and prosequis. The record includes juries, estate inventories, and ongoing injunction and guardianship proceedings, plus commentary on European responses to unrest in China.
A fragment from a historic account traces the custom of drinking Heaths to 460, linking it to Prince Vortigern and biblical praise. It notes how such toasts often mask the drinker’s excess and damage, mentioning noble trends and a city alderman’s remarks on temperance and social consequence.
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