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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1901

Page

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Lantana Seeds From Paris and A Bachelor's Romance Show

A Honolulu reader sends home lantana seeds from Paris and notes tropical plants thriving in Paris gardens. Also described is the Nettie company's production of Sol Smith Rumell's A Bachelor's Romance in town with bespoke scenery and props.

Thoughtful Hawaii Honolulu David Haugh Cater Gerrit P. Wilder Paris Weiter Paria Luxemberg France Holland Belgium Ratry

The Oriental Tour Returns From Nippon and China

Mr and Mrs N B Sachs returned from Rome on the Nippon Mart and spoke of their journey through Japan and China. They noted the novelty for Westerners in the Orient and observed rapid changes in Japan with modern blocks replacing ancient materials. Yokohama was cited for evolving architecture and the dwindling use of traditional costumes as European styles gain influence.

Mra Sachs Rome Nippon Mart Japan China Sache Sald Bulletin Yokohama Europe

Myrtle Benefit Draws Myrtle Ant Moalant Clubmen

The Myrtle Nhat Chi benefit committee asks all Myrtle ant Moalant clubmen to wear hair colors for the Monday evening event. Most boys agreed to wear club attire with their green white. Ticket holders should exchange at Wall Nichols Co for reserved seats as many seats are filling quickly. Nancy & Co. will perform to a grand success with the largest audience of the season expected.

Wall, Nichols Co Nancy & Co

Pastor resigns Cloverdale post for Hawaiian Island church

BanhamfI, pastor of the Congregational church at Cloverdale, has resigned to accept a call to a church of the same denomination in the Hawaiian Islands. He has led the Cloverdale church for several years and will depart soon for the new assignment.

Banta

Portugal's Great Day Observed With Ball and Readings

Portugal's colony marks the 2010 anniversary of independence with an evening ball at St Antonio hall Vineyard Street and a literary program tomorrow at Lushane Alapal street starting 2 o'clock. Addresses by John M Vivas and M A Gonsalves and a reading by M A Silva will be included with free admission and the Catholic band in attendance.

St. Antonio Hall Vineyard Street Lushane Alapal Street John M. Vivas M. A. Gonsalves M. A. Silva

Youthful Thieves Plead Guilty in Police Court

Joe Andrade and George Franks, about nine years old, appeared in Police Court for larceny in the second degree. They pleaded guilty and were sentenced to eight months imprisonment. Their parents failed to appear and left the children to the mercies of Judge Wilcox.

Joe Andrade George Franks Inberwach Wilcox

Christian Endeavorers Elect New Officers and Members

At the monthly business meeting of the P E B held in Central Guard last night, several new associate candidates were presented. Names include Miss Maude Paty Mrs. Knox Ivan Suunk Walter Gilman J Davideou R Welch F W Handy. Officers were elected to serve the coming year.

Ular Central Asian Guard

Kennedy Bays Rumors On Territorial Committee Meeting

The Republican Territorial committee chair J A Kennedy said the committee will meet Monday to discuss actions from the last meeting. He denied knowledge of a central committee meeting or proxies and noted no firm plans beyond the upcoming session. Special Revenue Agent John A McCabe was transferred to Milwaukee and Honolulu editorials reference past local industry figures.

Republican Territorial Committee J. A. Kennedy Hhairman Territorial Committee Central Committee San Francisco Special Revenue John A. McCabe Hi Boup Miteo Wis McCabe Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Burt M. Thomin Mecabere Ho Baliu

Foul Play Suspected in Death of Harry Lubeck at Quarantine Wharf

The body of Harry Lubeck, Norwegian laborer aged around 40, was found in the bay near the quarantine wharf. He had a head contusion, a torn shirt, and a missing watch. Police say a violent struggle occurred, robbery not ruled out, and a coroner’s inquest is set for Monday night. His son warned of fear someone would harm him before he left home on Motel Street yesterday afternoon.

Harry Lubeck Capetain Dalton Inspector Durfee Custom House Forrce Tmne Myrette Labeck Lueck Punchbowl Lubeck Howe Sherif Chillingsworth

Patrolman Dols Widowed After Fire Dept Loss

In the Custom House area a patrolman under Captain Bowers of the Ate chants patrol dies at Governor Dols home on Emme street. Deceanid leaves a widow and four children in this city while two other children live in New Zealand.

Tary Ass Aperdal Pulice Governor Dols Emme Street Captain Bowers Thin Port Deceanid New Zealand

Court refuses injunction over capital stock taxation dispute

The United States Circuit Court denied a temporary injunction sought by the Consolidated Traction Company and allied firms. Judge Grosscup ruled the State Board of Equalization may determine the real value of stock for tax purposes, noting the board must consider stock market values versus asset investment. The decision, delivered orally, deferred a written opinion by Judge Humphrey. Judge Grosscup discussed methods to value capital stock and warned against basing assessments on market quotes alone.

SpringHeld C i Company State Board of Equalization Traction Companion Une Teachers’ Federation Enti Grosscup Humphrey Gromweap Aqualtea Board Supreme Court of Milinois

Fractured Phrase Describes Hidden Gossip

A garbled fragment mentions a count and a warning about interference. The overheard bits hint at a tense moment involving names and implied discovery, but the lines are fragmented and lack clear actions or outcomes.

Magnificent Honolulu Fair Feasts At Catholic Convent Grounds

Grand foreign and native Hawaiian booths blaze with color and craft in a government band sponsored fair at the Catholic Convent School grounds in Honolulu. Intricate decorations, diverse national booths, and rich fabrics fill the drill shed and entrance hall as crowds prepare for an evening promenade concert with ice cream and colorful displays. Proceeds from admissions and sales promise a substantial boost to the event’s aims.

Rhein Honolulu UN Howe Jon A. Gilmit Janeho Inau Hawailas Old Ireland

Scottish St Thistle Club celebrates Bt Andrew ball at Progress Hall

The annual Bt Andrew s ball of the Scottish Thistle Club was held at Progress Hall last evening. N Kay served as chief, with J Cumming C Stevenson Ry Ander on T M Hae and J H Fidders J C Brown as chieftain and master of ceremonies. Floor committee included J C Brown Wis Anderson A A Keamedy and ta n. The event began around 8 30 with a grand march led by R McDonald Murray and Chief Norman Kay, followed by eight couples. The regular dance program featured Highland reels and other Scottish dances. Refreshments were served during the evening.

Scottish Thistle Club Progress Hall N. Kay J. Cumming C. Stevenson Ry Anderon T. M. Hae J.H. Fidders J.C. Brown J. C. Brown Wis Anderson A. A. Keamedy Tan McDonald Murray Norman Kay Elighiand Reg

Police Inspect Troops As Attorney General Attends

The Attorney General Tate inspected police in their parade uniform at the station yard after a delay. Monted patrolmen changed outfits twice, Captain Parker drill instruction preceded marching moves as spectators watched. Included were Mr. Dole with High Sheriff Brown and Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth.

Tate Parker Fout Dole Biaingpre Sherif Brown Chillingworth

Careless Horse Ties Spark Morning Stir at Ehlers Store

At about 4 a.m. a loose rope around a horse owned by W. Wolters caused the animal to pull back, tightening its neck and scaring onlookers. Wille Herrick intervened with a pocket knife, cutting the rope and freeing the animal to prevent a possible mash-up or further danger.

J. F. Ehlers W. Wolters Wille Herrick

Dog Cruelty Case Put Over To Tuesday Next

Ah Cheong was arrested on cruelty to animals after allegedly pouring a liquid on a native neighbor’s doe in Kewalo. The dog suffered severe injuries and was presented in court this forenoon with Attorney A L C Atkinson representing the defendant. case continued until Tuesday next.

Ah Cheong Kewalo A. L. C. Atkinson

Miners Face Possible General Strike In France

Paris reports a rising likelihood of a general strike among French mining centers as a deputies commission weighs miners demands. Federation officials hesitate to declare a strike while the commission studies the issues, with extreme factions pressing to force action.

Paris France Federation Commission Chamber of Deputies Commisnion Federastion

Wharf Induction Suit Collapse Amid Court Motions

Induction proceedings in a Chinese divorce case and related matters in the circuit and district courts show the injunctions collapsing or never issued. Judge Kates extended hearings while the Owl Railway and Land Company faced bond issues, and various civil actions including guardianship and debt cases move toward hearings or appeals.

Oly Maliwaya Band Cinmany James H. Boyd Public Works Cuttin Brothers Company United States District Court Match Plantar Railway Owl Railway & Land Company Eates Kates Cotton Brothers Copany Superintendent of Public Works Humphreys Hawivon Ah Young Ant Wong Wa Yoo Andrade Robertson Jonathan Shaw Yhia Smith & Lewis R. D. Mead Supreme Court Circuit Court Evelyn Nichola Bidwell Antone P. Moreaha Jose Mello Pedro Hau Lyle A Honolulu Stock-Yarda Company Defends Fort Lame John M. Viran Guemao Silva Creighton Correa

Mrs McKinley Acknowledges Sympathy From Hawaii

The first acknowledgment of condolences from Hawaii arrives for Mrs. McKinley. Johannes Eckardt presents a mourning card for the Hawaiian Tribe, Independent Order of Red Men, reading a grateful note for expressions of sympathy in September 1901.

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