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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1901
Page
4
A distorted text fragment discusses reporters uneasy about their own language and accents. It notes fear of backlash when publicly stating opinions and hints at pressure from hosts or sponsors affecting commentary.
A harsh editorial attacks Governor Dole for refusing to convene a special session of the Legislature to fund Territorial Institutions and support the Aala school house. The piece condemns the administration for inaction and urges outside advice and broader public input to address failing facilities and child welfare.
A historical Thanksgiving message praises resilience and civic spirit in Hawaii. It notes financial trials, progressive gains, and the nation’s enduring democratic ideals, urging gratitude for liberty, unity, and the American commonwealth amid change and challenge.
Community concerns over Kau police effectiveness trigger calls for investigation led by local critics. Report details tensions around High Sheriff Brown, deputy actions, and a housing eviction involving an elderly woman, Kamakeo, amid accusations of coercion and impropriety by local officials and press coverage.
In a second chapter of a native land dispute, Mexico Schnack and Kamakee face trial as Richard Roe identity confusion arises. Judge Wilcox grants a motion to discharge amid civil and criminal charge questions while Savidge reveals himself. The case spans assault and land rights on Herentanta street and involves Harry Juen and Kamaker’s family.
A would-be burglar, a native man, attempted to force entry at the Hardwood Market near Fort and was chased by off duty officer George Shephardson. The suspect, identified by a Chinese man, was knocked down by the officer and found with a screwdriver. He was detained at the police station. Thieves had previously targeted the market on November 1, with about 30 pounds of tobacco stolen.
In Honolulu, charitable drive contributions flood in from Punahou Preparatory and Kalakaua schools as students and families donate food. Officials report difficulty filling mail carrier positions, with only one applicant clearing the exam and more resignations expected. Percy Morse is expected to play in tomorrow’s football game for Punahou despite rumors.
Pound master advertises estrays impounded at Government Pound Makiki Kona Oahu. Animals listed with brands and descriptions will be sold at public auction on December 7, 1901, at 12 noon if not claimed before. Owners urged to redeem or forfeit.
Interest terms listed starting July 1, 1898 include 7 day notice at 20 percent, and a condition that the form bears no interest unless undisturbed for one month. Additional rates: 3 months 3 percent, 6 months 3 12 percent, and 12 months 4 percent.
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