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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
4
A fragmented Honolulu Star issue covers postal notes, rates, and multiple topics. It references the rapid transit, highway warnings, and local political figures including Colonel Watterson and Governor candidates. The text surveys public works, arboiculture ideas for Hawaii, and debates on reciprocity with Cuba. The jumble mentions university leaders, justice Jerome, and Roosevelt's influence in broader territorial affairs.
Local discussions debate Hawaii's representation at a major exposition and the cost of a potential exhibit. A special committee is urged to study feasibility, with emphasis on national policy and American interest. Debate centers on funding, timings, and how Hawaii should present itself to viewers and officials.
The article discusses intensifying tensions among Japan, Russia, and China over Manchuria and the Chinese empire. It notes Russian insistence on partitioning China, Japan's restraint, and both nations' military preparations leading toward a broader regional confrontation. It mentions French and German positions and the potential for a larger war in the Far East.
A large turnout of members and friends attended the experience meeting held in Queen Komi hall. The gathering, with many North Packie Missionary Institute students present, was led by Rev. Le M. Hartley and announced future Tuesday night meetings at 7:30 in Queen Amma hall.
Two large American built steamers for the Pacific Mail line will soon ply San Francisco to Oriental ports. Under construction at Newport News, these 126000 ton vessels mark a milestone in trans Pacific navigation and aim to place Pacific service on par with Atlantic lines.
Tennessee Senator Carmack comments on how adoption of new state constitutions may disenfranchise black voters. He warns that education and literacy tests would disproportionately affect African Americans, while white voters remain poised to dominate politics. Questions linger about the political impact and constitutional changes.
A native woman from Hilo was arrested in the Sanitary Steam Laundry at Kewalo on a charge of deserting her husband. Police Court proceedings noted a prior assault incident, with Judge Wilson admonishing the husband to treat his wife with respect and noting the consequences of intoxication and neglect.
Kellipio was arrested for alleged malicious injury after damaging a lamp at a rear city area. A second figure, known locally as Kuhina, faced assault and battery charges but was discharged after evidence showed his act aimed at preventing another’s involvement. The police intended to send a suspect to the other islands while a warrant awaited.
A misspelled report describes a new golf ailment causing swelling and stiffness in players, likened to a baseball Charley Horse. It tends to appear in spring, slows play, and requires gentle handling until symptoms subside, with older players possibly retaining some vulnerability.
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