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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1901
Page
4
Vague historical prose covers Theodore Roosevelt’s Thanksgiving Day address urging national gratitude. It juxtaposes political strife, naval inquiries, economic concerns in Germany, and calls for urgent relief, with notes on Hawaii, Samoa, and global commerce shaping public life.
European beet sugar producers fear a glut as Germany, Austria Hungary, France and Poland report large crops. A Brussels conference aims to abolish export bounties while Germany, facing wheat shortages, struggles to sell its excess sugar abroad and relies on foreign markets for profit amid rising production costs.
A verbose critique targets Willett Gray and the Sugar Trust, arguing their circular misstates duty payments on Cuban sugar. The piece asserts the duty funds revenue for protection of domestic sugar, not government need, and contest claims of $85,000,000 benefit to the public.
A critique of Willett and Gray circulars on abolishing duties for Cuban sugar. The piece argues the duty removal would not lower prices for consumers and would keep high prices via refined sugar costs. It notes reliance on imports and contends the proposed benefit to the people is illusory.
Welan, a noted Rambler, faced vagrancy charges after a forenoon appearance at Mor Hoe Court. Prosecution asked for the case to be continued tomorrow as deputies sought to break up gambling at the city center where Welan admitted earning by games of chance. Fred Rucastle, a former town driver, was arrested with Welan and stated he had worked briefly for a contractor building a home but could not find steady work. Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth explained the arrests aimed to end the gambling ring in the heart of the city.
Interest allowed after July 1 1898 on fixed deposits specifies rates for different terms. T day has 2 percent, three months 3 percent, six months 3.5 percent, and twelve months 4 percent, with the note that the form bears no interest unless undisturbed for one month.
In a police court forenoon appearance Were Brotha B in Law S Katalara and Sukal two men linked as Mizawa relatives faced vagrancy charges. Prosecutor Worth claimed they sought leniency but the case lingered with unclear evidence and a potential withdrawal of charges. Nearby, Hilo hosted a Western Star Ladies entertainment with stereoptican slides and a prize quiz won by Wo J Stone and Miss Cheuk.
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