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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1901

Page

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Pearl Harbor Land Case Heard in Federal Court

Witnesses described waterfront land near Pearl Harbor and its value for a harbor entrance. valuations ranged from 11,600 in 1880 to 50,000 after a 1900 assessment, with testimony on whether improvements would raise worth and the government’s influence on land use.

MeGhaw United States Birbop Ratate Pearl Pemrl Martir Dunne McGrew Kot Thromgs George K. Boardman Bonedman AW. Pratt Tak Ansesnor Flert Kwa Axgenson

Native boy sentenced for attempted entry at Hazlewood Market

Kahn, a native boy, was sentenced by Judge Wilcox to six months in prison for attempting to enter the Hazlewood Market Company's upper Fort Strent door. He claimed he sought a water flower and said the key found was for opening the door. The Navy Station office addition near completion will be ready for occupancy in what a month.

Kahn Richardson Wilcox Hor Hazlewood Market Company Upper Fort Strent Navy Station

Fight at the wharf ends with expulsion and street brawl

A dispute between crews from Mauna Loa and Manalet led to a lively scuffle on Later Island, with a watchman ejecting the crowd from the wharf. The melee spilled onto the street as the men drank and prepared for further trouble uptown before regrouping near the wharf.

Taland

New Ward Chief Replaces Old Mauna Law Force in Morning

A full overhaul swept the ward as Alderman Ben and the prior force were replaced this morning. An acting official from the company era now leads, introducing a new cadre from chief cook to bottler, signaling a major shift in local leadership and personnel.

Rd Ai Mauna Law Ald Ben Bim Cook Bottel

Maul Open House Delights Guests At Thanksgiving Gathering

The Maul steamer hosted an open house yesterday with Wilder Co. entertaining at the port dinner aboard the vessel. About thirty attendees sat down to the Thanksgiving spread, sharing cheer and a fine meal.

Wilder Co

A Happy Marriage Sarah Carter Becomes Wife of W H Babbitt

A Hawaiian wedding at Central Union Church unites Sarah Carter and Winifred Howard Babbitt. Guests include Governor Dole and a long list of 20th century dignitaries. After the ceremony, the couple travels to the peninsula by special train amid a shower of old shoes.

Mica Sarah Mitchell Carter Winifred Howard Babbitt W. M. Ki Immediately Carter Nuuanu Peninxula Central Union Church Ferna W. M. Kincaid J. C. Unttor Professor Taal Royal D. Mead Man Jesobn Dole Hhterhouse W. W. de Anderson Shin Fred. Shingle Widhifield Misa Widdifield C. Damon Mine J. Damon Sin. Kincaid D. Kincald Me. Irdman Me. Irdman, Miss Pope, Mr. and Mr. J. P. Cobbe Holt Lewis Campbell Kopke Mes A. B. Wood Aweur Mawer Maria Augur Hebron Gartley Robert Lowers Minson Hauld Mion Carter J. O. Carter George Carter Alfred’ Carter Weed Airared Waterhouse Arthur Wall D. O. Young Mine Florence Carter Alfred Young the Mixon Young Mist Hemi G. Beole Max Ethel Wolfe Minn Haaneh Carter Dae Wit Kawananokaa

Mauna Loa Steamer Maune Lee Delayed

The steamer Maune Lee will not sail tomorrow at noon due to holiday related loading issues. Departure postponed as loading interfered with by the holiday.

Meade Baila Tomorrow at Manila Morning Meeting

The report notes Meade will address Manila tomorrow at 9 o'clock. Bho plans a Christmas mall for soldiers and the Rosecrana awaits on Sunday. The Bulletin lists attendees Mrs Ellen Holt e and Mrs Gardinne Wilder at Mee Noonan’s table and Mine Mian Walker at Mrs Holetead’s table, but they were accidentally omitted.

Manila Bho Rosecrana Lly Ellen Holte Gardinne Wilder Mee. Noonan Mine Mian Walker Holetead

New Cable Contract Set For Hawaiian Isles Route

New York reports the Commoda Cable Company awarded the contract to Silvertown Cable Manufacturing Company to lay a trans Pacific subsea and aerial line from the United States to the Hawaiian Islands. The project cost is estimated at about 3 million dollars with completion expected in seven months and service to begin two months after arrival in Hawaii. The plan includes connecting the Hawaiian Islands with a new wireless and cable network extending toward the Philippines and Timor, with expected improved telegraph and telephony capacity.

New York Commercia Pacity Cable Company Joan Ie Mackay Silvertown London Bam Hawaiian Islands Honolulu Silvertown Company Ran Fremelero Paville Lee Aatvice Ovorme G. Ward First View Presistent Han Ansured

Alameda Panben Bite From Ban Prapeiwen

An OCR fragment lists numerous names and relations including Mr and Mrs Allen and their child, Captain W. Goodman, J. Rovie, Mra Bieber and Mr Smith among many others. The text appears as a damaged list of attendees or residents with no clear narrative or dates.

Ban Prapeiwen Alameda Sunoiberth Mrwc W. Agna U A. Allen Allen Amt Ming Ale Fen Ant Auld F. Heardmors Boarduors John Rovie Mrx J. Cubvin VF 1 Growmatthoy Gnorwe BE R. Canter Mist Bertha Denaivon Mira Enim Master Denntron K Ftasimon Mee P. Regaella W. @. Goodman I M Mall Aw Medien Minn Ki Keepers Mies M. Lahaney Mo Lamont Mra M. Lemeke Totawis Wo Low J.C. Chiandt Mtoe

The District Attorney at Hopolulu Stage Show

A New York report notes a clever production by the Neill company titled The District Attorney staged at Hopolulu with a late start hour, praised for its clean and well-received performance. Additional items mention shipping plans to Moscow and Peking, a plague death toll update, a Cantonbury earthquake, and the death of Admiral Barron Hood of Avalon.

Neill Ineton Cantonbury Chaviot London Barron Hood Avalon Tat

Sugar duty removal eyed as reciprocity talks loom

W A Havemeyer of the American Sugar Refining Co predicts Congress will remove the raw sugar duty within a year and that refined sugar may sell at a cent per pound as reciprocity talks convene in Washington. He called the move inevitable.

Congress W. A. Havemayer Chicago American Sugar Refining Company Washington

Liberal forces threaten Panama city from Empire vicinity

Report from Colon Colombia dated November 22 states Liberal General Lugo arrived at Empire station twelve miles from Panama with about 1000 men. Liberals are arming recruits along the railroad and control the line up to within two miles of Panama. An attack on the city is anticipated momentarily as Liberal leader Domingo Diaz is expected to reach Colon soon.

Colon Colombia Lugo Han Empire Station Panama Paguma Domingo Dia

Cleveland Is Ill After North Carolina Trip

A dispatch reports former President Grover Cleveland, visiting Princeton, developed a severe chill and pneumonia threat after returning from a North Carolina trip with Mr. Endicott. Dr Wyckoff attended him as his condition grew more serious today.

New York Trenton Grover Cleveland Princeton Cleveland Endicott North Carolina Wyckoff

Turmoil Over Cabinet Patronage Sparks Missouri Rift

Washington reports Secretary Hitchcock and Congressmen Joy and Barthold clash with R C Kerens over federal patronage in Missouri. They back William J. Boyd for Customs while Kerens demands his lieutenant, Charles HM, and scuttle Hitchcock. Threats of Hitchcock’s removal surface as party unity hinges on patronage battles and Missouri representation in Congress.

New York Washington Interior Hichcock Joy Warthold St. Hanna Mikgourt R. C. Kerens Bar Cholt Amt William J. Boyd Francie Hitchcock Kerens Republican Party Missouri Barthold T Hitchcock Fox Congress Kerenk Mlavourine Hitencork Nuquiah Hin The Provident Koren

Colu m For cnamruan Senate Foreign Relations Chair News

The text shows confusion over Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairmanship with calls about succession and possible resignations. It references Senator Cullen and undecided opinions on who should chair and related committee leadership changes.

San Foreign Relatioan Senate Inti Davia Cullen Chence Hont Interstate Commerce

Ninth Infantry unit repelled assault on Samar island

Company E of the Ninth Infantry under Captain Shansfol repelled an attack by pro insurgents armed with rifles near Tarn Quan, Samar. The assault left one corporal and a scout dead, one private wounded, and sixteen of the insurgents killed as riflemen escaped. The unit was ordered to move to the southern mountains for further operations.

Manila Ninth Infantry Shans Fol Mfty Volomen Ritien Tarnuquan Samar Iure Wnts America Ninth

New Japanese Minister Named for Tokyo Post

Saint Petersburg report states Shinichiro Karino, currently Japan's envoy in Paris and former representative in Washington, will succeed M Chioda as Under Secretary of State in Tokyo. Karino was educated in the United States and has held multiple Tokyo postings.

Bt. Petersburg M. Chioda

Albatross to Mare Island After December Stop

The Ish commission steamer Albatross now in the stream will sail to Mare Island to stay through December and then head to Hawaii to engage in scientific work for several months in the Hawaiian group. Five scientists from Washington and other institutions will sail aboard the Albatross.

Bergen San Francisco Albatross Mare Island Washington Albatron

Filipinos for Hawaii Rioting in Athens

New York dispatch reports tensions as Filipino workers from the Visayas and Leyte face labor disputes and opposition to religious and linguistic projects in Athens. Political elements influence the unrest amid rumors of labor shortages and student clashes. Mission personnel including Commander Paul are reassigned, with Lt. Redman to command the Froquuts squadron. Immigrants B. J. Crosa and Y. O. Smith arrive aboard the Alameda.

New York Mani Watian Athena Saya Visayas Premat Ta Ha Newrus Evrloua Ixand Panay Leyte Luson

Reversed Mra FC and Auction Fines at 2.26

The article reviews a Supreme Court reversal of a tax appeal case involving auction contracts and the sale of goods to a buyer who refused acceptance. It notes valuations of property including Pakake wharf, with figures from Robinson and Pratt, and mentions tax assessment outcomes. Several legal notices include appointments and administration of estates, plus a verdict in a homicide-related case and proceedings around adoption and inheritance.

Mra FC Tte Rot Cirealt Supreme Courte Manimons Emaent Gear Ape Debattela Plant T. McCants Stewart Supreme Court Tax Appeal Court Rubinson Pakake Wharf Robinson Holmes & Stanley Robertson & Wilder T. McCantantewart Rial As & Son William Davis

Roboths to Resist Resign in War Office Change

A Landon correspondent reports on high authority saying Lord Roberts may resign as Commander In Chief in April. If he does not, he will still avoid a leading role in the coronation ceremonies.

New York The Herald Tt Io More Dineson War Office Roberta Ant

Canal Treaty Signed Between United States and Great Britain

A new canal treaty between the United States and Great Britain was signed in Washington. Secretary Hay and Lord Paunceforte affixed signatures, with copies prepared for London and the State Department archives. The treaty abrogates the Clayton-Hulwer pact, ensures free access for nations, and proposes U S control during war to protect the canal.

Wantington Nov United States Great Beltalg Hay Lord Pauncefot Pyent Lord Panncegorm Persy Wynitham May Lord Pauneefote Lord Pauncefote United

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