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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1901
Page
1
Fire swept the homestead of a Hawaiian claimant after quarantine isolation. The dispute centers on ancient cloaks and heirlooms, valued as ethnographic and historical wealth, with investigations detailing the provenance and sales attempts.
Real estate blurb touts College Hille area with fine views water supply and neighborhood. contrasts with lower priced hillside lots. Claims a third of an acre for 000 and price per square foot.�
City observers report a brewing split in the Independent Home Rule party as prominent members shift allegiances toward a new party. The moves trace to Hilo and may spread to Maul Maui Oahu and Kanal, with former legislature members hinting at a broader realignment and potential factional realignments before the next election.
Officials announce a survey of land at Walalee by the superintendent of destruction and the Mintt Survey team. A public meeting may discuss the industrial reboot, fence plans, and potential buildings including a kitchen and workshop.
Captain Grimella of the bark Albert reports high prices for cattle and freight, with loads delayed by storms. Goods are cheaper in Fanuling than in the metro area, while shipments to Seattle face weather setbacks. A musical treat is announced for Thursday evening.
In a Hawaii Territory session the United States Grand Jury was convened with Judge Estee delivering charge and instructions. Jurors were summoned from district precincts, warned to keep deliberations secret, and told to investigate all offenses under United States law. The proceeding included references to enforcement, attendance, and penalties for interfering with jurors, while courts also heard unrelated local criminal matters and a public safety update.
The libel case involving the Chinese consulate official Yane Wel Pin and the Chintae Consult Mr. Yane Wel Pin moved forward in the Court of Clana today. Attorney Hme Al represented the defendant while the plaintiff’s counsel, Btanney, pursued arguments as proceedings continued Friday morning.
Mr and Mrs Robert Lowers announce the wedding of Harriot Layman Lawera to Arthur Frederick Wall. Ceremony October 28 at Xai O Br Andrew's Cathedral, evening. Reception afterward at the bride’s parents home in Halekilant Walhikt from 9 to 10 o'clock.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe bail set at 1000 in a case involving Dr Winslow and charges of assault and battery. The text indicates a reconsideration of a second charge with a reduced amount of 600 on each count and mentions custody or care arrangements.
The election proceeds tonight with voting closing at hour. Officials appoint a team to observe and report conduct and ensure valid counts. Names like Kayere Robertson Gouman Thompson and others appear in the partial list of participants or candidates.
A Honolulu notice details formation of David Lawrence and Company Limited to take over the Veuiena Bikini business, with capital stock of 10,000 and options to 500,000. Principal place in Honolulu, directors named, and shares issued. Also reports on Japanese vessel activity and pending court action related to alleged mutiny and threats aboard a Kina voyage.
Geologist PV Bryanoff arrived from the Siberian frontier via Quen and Seattle to discuss exploration with officials. He reports rich gold potential in Siberia and says the region could attract many American miners as weather favors exploitation. He notes that mining methods there may exceed Nome in scale.
Contoriy charged with wedue Het before a Peace Court for trial. Attorneys Thorne Pith and others represented, with Whitney and Vie present. Judge Dickey's court adjourned the charge until a later date as the regularities and specifics of the complaint remain under review.
Kale Mottendorf seeks divorce from Henry Hottendorf on charges of adultery and support arrears. The couple reside at Baltic Lake City in the East district. The record notes two children, ages twelve and eleven, with Belle Cole involved as witness or party on Thursday the seventeenth.
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