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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1902

Page

1

Dole Maintenance Case Set For Hearing Tomorrow In Court

Writ of prohibition issues flow through the Supreme Court with Judge Gear declining to answer. Dole v Second Judge reveals the writ scheduled for 10 a.m. on the calendar, as sessions begin in the new courtroom. Numerous legal motions and jurors are listed, including dismissals, demurrers, and bids to dissolve temporary injunctions in ongoing Honolulu circuit cases.

Gear Edmund P. Dole Supreme Court Kimund P. Dole Virat Steason Cathcart Carolina Silva MG. Silva Thompson and Gill & Farley Corven & Creighton and Ashford Hevens Ewne le Yanuel da W. F Frear First Circuit Court J. Chlef Frear Wong Chow W. A Whiting Ty A. Dickey Honolulu Supreme Cour Ytore Jule de Molt B.C. Veterehaw Henry Smith R. W. Holt Robinson Joseph O. Carter Samuel C. Ale Kinney, Hallow & McClonahen Koolay Kalkalnahole Abe Abe Jy Frederick H. Huysolden John F. Colburn Ashford Wid

Meeting of the Hawaiian Planters Association Honolulu 1902

The Hawaiian Planters Association Held its twentysecond annual meeting in Honolulu with Vice President Inenborg presiding. Members and plantation reps discussed sugar prices, immigration policy, labor, and economic reforms, noting Brussels Convention effects and urging congressional action. A memorial on Chinese laborer immigration was presented and plans for publication of committee reports and Planters Monthly were approved.

J.B. ‘ iBolte Geo. Chalmers J. T. Crawley M. Cooke J. P. Cooke T. Clive Davine Geo Davies B. Forbes W. W. Goodale James Gibb Geo. Gibb G. C. Hewith W. Wo Hall A. Shenders J. F. Mackfeld C. Kensnedy A. Lidgate John T. Moir A. Moore J. R. Meyers EB. Olling W. Pullar W. C. Parke F. Renton Geo. H. Robertson Geo. Rows J. A. Scott FA. Schaefer W. C. Smith Jun Scott le. A. Thurston W. G. Walker B. Wells HM. Whitney Henry Waterhouse H. Tearson Alex. Inenborg Hawaiian Planters’ Association Honolulu Hawaiian Bibear Planters’ Association Wm. G. Irwin Calor Comfort Commission Talandes Congress W. O. Smithmit W. O. Suilth Telt

Two Amy Lms Purser Fries Of the Steamer W G Hail

Reports from Kauai describe a Tunis celebration with two banquets at W J Rice’s Lihue and at Ko Jon. Rain did not hinder gatherings with a large covered patio at W Hice’s and a new shed near the mill at Ko Hoa. The event at one location is said to be the island’s greatest. Maritime traffic included Abbey Palmer with 2750 tons of coal, Benicia in 6 1/2 days, King Cyrax with 1197 tons, and Excelsior with 1980 tons. Prosecution witnesses included Amerson Delanux and Hour van Glesen. verdict returned. Captain Scart expects to sail to San Francisco with about 14,000 sacks of sugar.

Hoth Fuaus Iene Place Kauai Jay Mora Newe Abbey Palmer Gidaze King Cyrax Cantle & Cooks Excelsior Captain Scart Gerard C. Topoy San Francisco

Tourists in Hilo Hold Hope of Local Backing

A discussion on boosting Hawaiian Island tourism notes Chas R Praster’s island tour reports. He cites limited local cooperation yet highlights Hilo as a garden of beauty with Onomea, Ohomea, Puna Lake, and Volcano House as key attractions. He urges supporting a tour guide book to attract visitors and sustain travel since the Volcano area offers multiple sights in a single trip.

Hilo Saya Chas R. Praster Claudine Hawaian Honolulu Onomew Puna Bor Milo

Call of Unions traveler plan for a visit to Hilo

A fragment describes a special meeting of Alondula Lar Defure or after proceeding to bar Council on Friday, inviting tourists to visit Rainbow caves and the blowhole near Hilo. The note mentions a plan about exploration and a tale of hard life, with Hoffschlueger & Co. referenced on page 2.

Kinane Marchante Amicoin Hilo Hoffschlueger & Co

Kauai Events Stirring Politic and Social Plans

Local notices detail political contest and social gatherings in Kaula and Lihue on a November day. Delegates and Home Rule factions announce events at public spaces including Dr Watt's home and the court house, with dances and open air games planned at the sugar mill. Preparations emphasize public attendance and festive displays amid heated party rivalries.

Koloa Kaual Lihue Tomorow Howe Tate G. Mookins F. Loeie Germany Beaugheile Weitwmoxer Tate Plantation Ab Hooper Shit Theaey Tara Jaiow

Miniature Yacht Contest Draws Jammed Harbor Crowd

Sparse readable details describe a miniature yacht race held near a Bishop Wharf area with multiple prize winners and a late night finish. Names include Shue, Samalétia, Ales Smith, and Kolo, with prizes ranging from five to twenty dollars. The report mentions local officials, a church event, and cultural happenings in a Hawaii locale.

Hign Shortt Brown L. Andrews Hawaii Captain Andrews Robert Andrews Geard Jeigion Salukawa Mr. Shue Howe Samalétia Bowt Ales Smith Prine Khola

Executive Council Says 10 Percent Fire Claims Paid Immediately

Governor Dole announced the Executive Council approved paying 10 percent of fire claim awards at once with funds from the treasury and $140,000 in interest on Hawaiian bonds from the federal government. An informal discussion touched on income tax collection while rumors of a pension plan were denied.

Executive Council Awardeux Basie Dole Aald Treasury Dole Hlicheaok

Live Stock Men Meet to Discuss Plant Pest Migration

A meeting of the Lier Brock and Hreedpra’ Association was held in Judd Building with about eight members. Secretary ALF Judd read a report on ROC Le Parking’s migration work for lantana pest control and a committee was named to arrange a joint meeting to hear Mr Perking’s report. The session adjourned in the afternoon.

C. Art Mr. Blouls Association Deentre Prother Porkine Pit Keobely Fife Lier Brock Hreedpra Perking

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