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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1902
Page
5
At about B o'clock a crowd on King Street witnessed a dramatic horseback chase as a lifelike dummy tied to a horse’s tail triggered a frantic ride. Passersby and Hack Inspector Smith hurried to help the apparent intoxicated rider, only to learn the man was a cleverly crafted dummy.
The crowd packed the venue as speakers urged support for the straight Republican ticket. Rev. Baera Henry Vidi Naiwoa and A Boyd spoke, praising Ly Prince and detailing party positions. The Honolulu contingent returned home after a long meeting and a decisive show of support.
In a morning court appearance Mr Borgen faced two charges of selling beer without a license. He pleaded guilty to the first. a $100 fine was noted as easily earned in a day by a party known to him. A nolle prosequi was entered on the second count. The report shifts to a humorous aside contrasting modern eloquence and a quip about God and a strawberry.
A wave of Panama hat thefts hits the town with no clues to suspects. Citizens fear organized crime or widespread influence behind the robberies. Several hats and goods have vanished, prompting residents to consider costly replacements and heightened caution as public entertainments resume.
A mix of local items and ads appears. Mentions include Rail Wants on page Home made chocolates at Miller and Co. campaign notes for Independent candidate 1M Camara Rainier with cheer on Arsurht at Criterion. Horse clipping offered near Bethel and Hotel. Kona pastries at ALG Day’s grocery. Notice to creditors of a six bankrupted firm. licensed crew sought for ship berth. Dredging at Pearl Harbor trial, and a juvenile sentence for assault. A gang of twenty two Chinese men charged with gambling. fines imposed.
The shop touts a large selection of new titles including works by Rasleston Deng Hownits Owen Whiter and Dorothy Vernon of Maddow, stating they offer the largest stock to choose from and a commitment to fulfilling orders if something is not in.
Hawaii stocks were active on the San Francisco Stock Exchange with several issues listed. Separately, the quarterly convention of the Young Peoples Christian Union drew large attendance at the Kamehameha Memorial chapel, featuring a debate on whether the Lookout Committee holds more importance than the Pray, Meeting Committees, and invitations for future meeting sites.
Insular government proposes 60 000 peso appropriation to combat cholera in Halla province as daily cases still run at about one hundred. Officials indicate the disease is being stemmed but remains present with ongoing need for measures.
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