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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1901
Page
4
Fragmented post office and subscription details mix with political chatter about Roosevelt's policies, reciprocity with Cuba, and battles among Taft era leaders. References to Lodge, Hull, Platt, Odell, and Bidwell frame a national debate on tariffs and trusts, with market prices hinted and fiscal concerns noted.
The obituary honors John C. Baird as a high integrity district attorney who served Hawaii with diligence and respect for American law. He was a liberal, principled leader admired for his steadfast duty and calm, engaging manner. His death ends a career marked by devoted public service amid a changing territorial era.
Naltimore Md Kom Maher halted Jim Jeffords of California in the second round of a ten round scheduled bout at Germania Mavnerchor Hall. The fight featured hard rights and lefts with both men trading blows before Jeffords went down and could not recover before the count.
Obituary notes the death of Minister Daggett amid reminiscences of his life in California and Hawaii. He collaborated with King Kalakaua on geological works and was known for a dignified presence. His passing draws mournful ties between the United States and the Hawaiian Islands and highlights his service to both nations.
Robert Fite, billed as champion, appears in County Court for naturalization. The New York man, living twelve years in America, states he is married with five in his family and resides on May Street. Judge Aspinwall asks few formal questions before he is processed for citizenship.
Washington dispatch reports a novel experiment by the Lighthouse Board at Diannid Shoal lightship. Aiming to emit a thirteen inch beam of light visible up to forty miles, the test could boost signaling for ships off Cape Hatteras. If successful, the plan may influence future lighthouse operations nationwide.
A Baltimore newswire fragment reports controversy over revoking a woman’s execution order. Officials say Congress alone holds authority to alter or revoke sentences, while local authorities claim no power to remove the sentence without chartered authority, stirring a charged public discussion.
New York political maneuvering centers on Theodore Roosevelt and Governor Odell over Bidwell’s removal as collector. Odell, allied with Roosevelt if Bidwell is dismissed, seeks to control the New York delegation. Platt backs Bidwell, risking rifts in the Republican machine and national nominating balance. Roosevelt faces petitions for and against Bidwell, affecting future patronage and party unity.
New York dispatch reports Washington’s new White House staff arrived in ivory and yellow outfits with tall hats and cockades. Two young footmen rode in the prominent livery as Roosevelt appeared in the float, the display praised as notably grand since prior presidential parades.
New York dispatch reports President Roosevelt blocked the appointment of Second Lieutenant William Pf Crawford of Camden South Carolina after a dispute with his betrothed family over marriage. Crawford, who served as captain earlier, faced renewed scrutiny as his engagement to Aline Rebecca Donginad became a public issue. The attack centers on his claimed change of mind about marrying the woman and the relatives’ opposition to the match. The affair threatened his commission in the infantry.
Winters parade and dedication mark the unveiling of the McKinley monument in Tower Minnesota with Governor Van Sant and state officials attending. Citizens and miners from across the state contributed funds and labor, as bands played Nearer My God to Thee and a simple concrete monument stood on a raised base.
General banking and exchange services offered for commercial and travelers letters of credit, available in principal cities worldwide.
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