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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
3
The Nippon Maru steamed into port yesterday afternoon after a lengthy ten day voyage from San Francisco. Weather along the route was unsettled with many stops and delays. Passengers and cargo underwent routine unloading as the Oriental steamship completed its voyage at the dock.
In Buffalo on September 26 Czolgosto was sentenced to death for murder in the first degree. He claimed no one influenced him and said he had no knowledge of the crime until days before it was committed. Judge White pronounced the sentence of death to be carried out during the week of October 28 at Auburn State Prison.
Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. Each box bears W Grove's signature and costs 25 cents.
Leon Crulgous was found guilty of murder in the fatal assault on Mierhied McKinsey. The judge noted a brief two day trial period and scheduled sentencing for Thursday at 2 p.m. Crulgous was immediately moved to the county jail via the tunnel under Delaware River. The defense offered no alternate theory, and the court plans to determine his mental condition at a later time.
The Odin Association of Migrators met in Kawalahag church yesterday afternoon and discussed two candidacies for the city theological seminary. Both candidates were told to clear their reform before proceeding. The Sunday School Association met at Kawalahao church with HK Mrrmano elected chair and Keligkamoki secretary.
The narrative describes a detained anarchist briefly in court after ten weeks of incarceration following the president’s assassination. Magistrate words indicate the upper court freed the veil regarding Goldman, with no prosecution noted. Goldman and anarchist friends were shaken as she departed court amid a curious crowd.
General Funston had undergone a successful operation after a hospital stay of about a week. He remained in the hospital in Manila, with reports noting his improving condition following the surgery.
A sensational ad touts Dr McLaughlin's Electric Belt as a cure for weakness and nervousness. It claims many men regain vigor, confidence, and health, urging those with shakiness and low spirits to purchase the device for renewed vitality.
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