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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1901
Page
7
An unclear OCR fragment references a superintendent named Penison and several scattered terms including a Black person and mule related wording. The readable bits suggest a local notice or brief item without a clear event or date.
Assets total 3 367 026 with dealers in real estate and loans listed under Koons and Medintyre Worlding Port tert and related addresses. The fragmentary notice records an insurance firm based in Manchester New Hampshire with asset figures and named entities.
The barge race between the Myrtle crew and the Healants faced delays as judges prepared at the start. Healers reportedly led after a five minute wait until Myrtle crew challenged the call, and tensions rose with penalties and disputes over course distance and entry rights.
A biologist from the Biological Survey warns that many species including parrots, kangaroos, rabbits, and other rodents should be kept in captivity or restricted from import to prevent extinction. He notes dangers of keeping wildlife in home settings and urges stricter import controls at ports.
Fragmentary report notes McBryde ready to group Koon and Kanal Get amid unclear references. Mentions Honolulu, Keyworth, Cate, Mil and War Dosis, with scattered phrases about timing, milling, and oil grinding next week. Golde fer Kekali to Kilawen mentioned alongside plantation and rains affecting dogs.
In Hilo on October 4 a race day is planned at Hoole Park with a three eighths mile dash featuring Bushwhacker, Merrie Fore, and others. Post time and additional events are expected, with a full card announced by the Tribune.
A long OCR fragment lists instruments filed for record in October 1901 across multiple Hawaiian locales including Wailuku Lahaina and Waialua. It names numerous pairings of grantors and grantees, deeds, estates, and land parcels with dates September 30 to October 1, 1901, and references to box and page details in the land records.
Chinese residents of Hilo express deep mourning for President McKinley. They recall his liberal foreign policy views and note the sympathy from Chinese and Japanese communities. A memorial service with speakers including Yeo Kul honors his memory and reflects cross ethnic respect for the American nation.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Caputin de Black, War Kinetown years, and a morning viewing with John A. Haselager and a Bulletin ae spirter. It mentions a girl Quon Eaima and Kaulkenoull in a Calet antform lo Colifopale, with various old pare traits and a Shine hunitkome appearance.
Large crowd watched a season opener at Oahu City gymnasium as the Maile and Hackfeld squads faced off. Hackfeld fielded many newcomers led by Captain More and Captain Helens B, while Maile kept most of last year’s tempo with Gurrey and Harrison guiding the effort. Sam Johnson and Prince Captain paced the Maile attack, but Hackfeld showed positional defense and headwork that promises a tougher contest in upcoming games.
A crowded rivercourse sees the Myrtle, the Pirate, Shamrock, and less prominent boats in a tight sprint. The Myrtle leads early, but the Pirate and Shamrock surge, with the Myrtle and Pleate trading positions before a late dash by the Myrtle secures a narrow victory. The Shamrock and Skip attempt to counter as the fleet fans out along the stretch, with the crowd awaiting the final outcome.
A discussion notes differing views on forest preservation and river water allocation. A physician forums expert opinion that Kebala water tracts require careful authorization. The project remains contested as officials weigh environmental and resource impacts.
Traveler and explorer Carol Timpolte lectured at the American Museum of Natural History in New York about her five year study of western Sierra tribes. She described primitive life, dances, religious customs, and the tiger deity among these people, highlighting their intelligence and distinct evolution within their region.
Pacific Union Oil Co of Coalinga California advertises oil production near Coalinga with 16 wells yielding up to 200 barrels daily. It cites contract prices of 70 cents per barrel and claims potential stock gains, urging inquiries through H Fisher and Co brokers to invest in limited sales through Bankon Wald Merchant Street.
The War Department to issue an order imposing a duty on coffee imports to Cuba to curb Haitian and South American entries. The move aims to protect Cuban coffee growers after prior allowances for Porte Klean coffee. Meanwhile, Miss Caroline Haskins invites scrutiny of her photographic work at King Bros Art Studio, 120 Hotel St, in the rear recension room.
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