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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1901

Page

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Ballast War On The Waterfront Sparks Price Fight

A chaotic ballast pricing war on the waterfront pits about seventeen Japanese firms and several white firms against each other. Prices have fallen to around eighty cents a ton with talks of deeper cuts to thirty cents if rivals are forced out. One company remains aloof while others slash rates, threatening shipowners with free rock if hauling costs are paid, as industry leaders ponder who will win or exit.

Alao Eimeerna Maki Corparations

Ready for Service Along Liliha Street Electric Line

A trunk car will run this afternoon on the new electric line section from Liliha street to Kamehameha Schools. If tests are satisfactory, service to the schools will begin at once. The Liliha street branch will operate two cars, with the Manon valley branch noted.

Liliha Street King Kamehameha Manon Valley

Court Adjourns In Honor Of Late U S Attorney Bald

First Circuit Court adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning out of respect for the memory of the late John Bald United States Attorney for the District of Hawaii. From Navy Station letters it is noted the battleship Wisconsin may arrive between the 26th and 28th. Officers are to be housed for coast travels on the Alameda voyage. The steamer Solace will return to coal at Guam before proceeding. Wisconsin's next destination is unspecified.

Anuintant H. A. Douthitt Humphreye First Circuit John ©. Bald United States District of Hawaii Navy Wisconsin Pago Pago Alameda Solace Guam Dintrick Pigaer Aken Hodae Moker Tigelow Lawle Withitt Baird Mont Proteanion Romarhitie Prulerva Malet Ileath Ile Court

Mr Dunne Appointed Acting U S Attorney in Hawaii

In a United States District Court order the court appoints J J Dunne as Acting United States Attorney for the District of Hawaii to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hon J C Baird. The order states public interests and ends of justice require a proper person to discharge duties.

Morrie M. Wetec United States District Court J. J. Dunne United States District of Hawaii Rampetnot Parson Duc Aium J.C. Baird Dunne Dunne, Now Askintant United ‘Btnten

F Hackpold Nome and Mackfeld Return to Ventura Home

F Hackpold Nome and F Mackfeld arrived in Ventura from Europe and the United States after a long absence. They intend to stay briefly and then continue to pursue professional duties in the area.

F. Mackfeld Europe United States Ventura

Regular Ticket Won Club in Fine Condition and Had Successful Year

The annual meeting of the Heaimal Boat Club elected officers for the coming year. President Walter H. Wall, vice president G Hy Gere, secretary C. Rhoden trenchite, treasurer B Clarke, captain Fred J Church, vice captain Dan Renoar, commodore Clareace Cabin, auditor J A Walker. Carl Rhodes beat Frank Wood for secretary, Clarke beat Murray for treasurer, Church elected by acclamation. Reports praised club health, adding 76 members and 16 resignations. total 224 attendees. Treasurer's report showed receipts and expenditures both $465, with balance of $765.17.

Heaimal Boat Club Waller BH. Wall G. Hy Gere C. Hhoden Gommodore Merle Johnson A. Walker Wall Gora Tuunsmone Carl Rhodes Frank Woodbridge BB. Clarke Charlen Murray Y. Fred. J. Church Cow. Booth Bia A. le C Unuoh Cate Anancos Tn

Notable Coast Visitors From Pacific Union Oil Representatives

Judge H C Barrow, VP of Pacific Union Oil, arrived aboard the Ventura from Main Ward with H C Dudman. Dudman visits to handle company affairs governing Coalinga district in Fresno County, a key area boosting Pacific coast oil output. Judge Barrow lies at the Hawaiian Hotel recovering from prior India portion injuries.

H.C. Barrow Pacific Union Oil Company H. C. Dudman Mr. Dudman Coalinga Fresno Conte Pacific Coast Hawaiian India Curtis

Passenger in Nuunanu News of Hall Family Joy

A letter from a New York dated Philips ball reports passenger We We Hall, a youth aboard the bark Nananu, traveled from Maui to the Atlantic coast via Kahutul and Cape Horn. The Nananu reached Dell Breakwater November 6 and Hall landed in Philadelphia, bringing joy to his awaiting family.

Hall Tls Som Philips New York Atlantic Kahutul Maui Cape Horn Dell Breakwater Young Hall Philadelphia Nowa

Colonel Cornwell Sick Returns From Bon Weanchco

Colonel W H Cornwell reports ill health after arrival on the coast following a journey to Bon Weanchco. He has suffered a worsened head condition amid a recent rheumatic ailment, with hopes of relief and eventual return.

W. H. Cornwell

Memory of Col Baird Honored By Bench And Bar

United States District Court honors late Col J C Baird, former U S Attorney for Honolulu Hawaii. Judges and attorneys eulogize his public service, integrity, and tireless dedication. Speakers reflect on his republican ideals, legal skill, and impact on the Hawaii district bar.

Col. Baird Fitch Hong Baird Tone Enougi Aldo Ty Kik Ar. Dungy Rollin Hawaii Colonel Baird Tituant Buliman Baird Bere McCleonban T. McCanty Stewart Dlatriet Dole Arlefly W. A. Kinney Honolulu Maylig United States Tiawati Tiawati Had Boen Mde Juste Go Hutt Boon Cour Duit Col

Downing of Lucas House Sparks Police Report

Joe Lucas, a known figure, complained at the police station about damage to his valley residence caused by Hora and a Japanese contractor. The Japanese builder had failed to complete construction after promising occupancy by July, and tensions rose as a crowd gathered while the house was torn down. Lucas planned a civil action for damages against the contractor over unpaid work and property damage.

Joe Lucas Hora Lucas Uy Leas Lampert Axea Po Heeman Lucan

Favors Chinese Labor in Territory Debate

The Home Rule Republican run by Mra. Robert W. Wilcox promotes allowing Chinese labor. Mrs Wilcox stays behind to advise delegates, praising Chinese workers as honest and necessary for prosperity, while noting limited personal action on her trip.

Mra Robert W. Wilcox Mrn Washington Buni Ai Atates Chincen Inbor Pitkar

Hawaiian hotel manager receives milestone card and gift

Yesterday 14m Ue popular manager of the Hawaiian hotel was honored with a gold mounted wallet and a decorative card. The presents, preminted by Mfr. and Meg James Null, celebrated his nineteenth year in the role and reflect wishes from colleagues in California.

Mfr Meg James Null Mr. Luke California Baltwin Mawall

Morality Wave Fines Local Offenders in Police Court

High Sheriff Brown notes a moral surge as defendants face penalties. A man fined one hundred dollars and sentenced to hard labor for crimes, a woman fined thirty dollars or jailed, and Chock Chong the Chinese forger gets one year in prison after pleading guilty. Four others receive small fines for drinking. The Grand Jury will review remaining charges.

Brown Healde Chock Chong Brovest Herpes Pour

Captain Behra Aims to Govern Portoland Warlords

Muddled report claims Captain Behra of US 9N seeks the throne amid turmoil. The text attributes provisional orders from an unnamed general and mentions Wahthoven board roles, California Minet ties, and South Gonts influence, with unclear dates and places.

Behra yamKenger Pago Page Goveror Toland Titoy Tiee toDlyhin Abarenda Folire Wahthoven California Minet

Olympic Club to Play Allstar Football at Reno and Coast

From all acewmia the Olympic Club football team will travel to Reno Nevada to play a series of games with Joont players in an allstar tone of the first water. The Hawaiian players will join forces with the athletic club for strengthening. Notable California figures including Pringle of Berkeley, Womble, Cadwalader, Punkett, Horn, Gammon, Turner, Paterson, and Korfoot are named among the crack Cal varsity players to participate.

Oon Joont Reno Nivada Aggreands Are Dudente California Pringle Californi Areola Taat Eat Berkeley Womble California Rush Clay Califordiats Cadwalader Yale Punkett Horn Horn, the 19-Pound Last Year's Tw Fayette Coflenn Gammon Turner

Missing documents delay Health meeting and council scraps

A misfiled set of documents caused a Health of fice delay as executives failed to locate originals. Attorney General Dale doubted they were fast, while Mr Hawes and Dr Pratt described chaotic handling of papers and a council meeting where copies went missing. Hawaiian boys at Hotchkiss School compiled team records as Castle, Cooke, and Judd excelled in practice.

Pratt Hawes Pet Awe Prom Miollemith Wrait Dale Wentz Dent Bloxgett Hotchkine Gromt Themegiven Aletred Castle Richard Cooke Kika Jay Hutchinee Young Castle Freachmag

Salt Industry Reopens Coast Salt Trade Returns Profit

The Coast salt trade regains momentum as coast producers report steady demand and rising prices. Kailua and Kakaako plants note improved yields from recent shipments, with malt and salt quality cited as strong factors, while northern cannery buyers push for larger orders amid a robust market.

Planters' Executive Honored Officers at Annual Meeting

The Has satian Bugar Planters' Ampodation names officers for the year following their annual gathering. Wm. G. Urwin serves as president, MH. A. Teenberg as vice president, W. C. Smith as secretary and treasurer, with GH. Robertson as auditor and other members listed. The item notes focus on discussions during a recent vacation and references to works on Prussia and Brandenburg, including plans for future publications and reflections on Kaiser era speeches.

Wm. G. Urwin MH. A. Teenberg W. C. Smith GH. Robertson A. Bohanfer P. Baldwin J. Atherton F. M. Swangy B. F. Dillebar Prussia Brandenburg Kalver Kalver Haw Hint

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