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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
6
A mix of rental ads for a four room cottage near King Street and Alakea, a listing of stores and agents, plus a brief wire service summary noting Danish West Indies treaty ratification, upcoming readings, and Secretary Moody’s West tour with Darlington handling affairs in his absence.
Washington outlines the Siamese crown prince and party travel by special train arriving Saturday morning. President to welcome them if possible at the White House. They will be hosted by Secretary Hay and Siamese Minister with dinners in New York and Boston as the tour includes Annapolis, Mount Vernon, West Point, Bay Shore, and multiple U S cities. The trip spans about four weeks and covers 1131 miles.
Bishop Alexnader Walters of New Jersey Bishop G. W. Clinton of North Carolina and Rev L L Carruthers of New York, representing the Afro American Council, urged the President to denounce moves by some Southern Republicans to bar Negroes from party participation. After the interview, leaders praised the President for his stated view that merit and standing in the community should determine political opportunities for African Americans.
Telegraph reports from Tacloban say ladrones attacked Carigara in Leyte twice, killing native constabulary and levying contributions. The population fled to the mountains as authorities plan to meet municipal presidents to discuss suppression. In Bulacan, municipal police are organized with volunteer groups to aid security efforts.
Philadelphia October report: Corbett and Eddie Lenny fight six rounds at Industrial Hall with both men still trading blows at the bell. Corbett knocks Lenny down twice in the sixth and cuts him, appearing strongest after the bout. Waterbury event set for November 6 features Corbett vs Austin Rice in a twenty round capper. Elsewhere a Georgia editor finds an author with a trunk of stories and two barrels of youth poems, prompting jest about poetry barrels.
New York Oct reports Russell Sage’s serious illness in Cedarhurst and a high fever raise fears of bronchitis and possible complications. Dr. J Carl Schenck and Dr. John P. Munn assess risk while bear operators react to Sage’s condition, worrying about loans and potential calls in market panic.
Unusual incidents mark the meet in Lexington Kentucky as horses walk into heats. A horse walked in with a herd during the Futurity two year old pace. Jessie Herr pulled up after seven eighths. F Cares was accused of pushing Judge Cullen in the 2 10 trot. the delver was fined. Judge Cullen won the next heats, with several entries declared off after the third heat. Delmar Levington Kentucky claimed wins in flat heats including a 2500 transylvania event, while Francie Obserand and Katharine A scored in trotting and pacing divisions. Three starters were distanced.
Wailuku on October 1 reports Peter Male, the patient who shot a limewolf in the neck last week, remains in Malulant Hospital. Dr. Weddick says his condition is improving and near recovery though the bullet is thought still lodged in the back of the neck. The patient believes he swallowed the bullet and requests a formal examination.
The fragment lists Henry E. Highton and Thos Fitch of Fitch & Highton Otts with addresses at Main and Fort, a P.O. box, and attorney names including Brooks and Carlou A. Long. It mentions a 6.1% car and a Cook's Music School claiming 30 years of teaching experience and Love bids.
General Bragg is reassigned from Havana to Hong Kong as Consul General succeeding William A. Robles, with Havana role filled by Bragg ally. Change has been discussed about three months and approved to minimize losses to the dim. Bragg’s pay totals about 30 thousand dollars yearly, including Havana duties. A letter to his wife described a tongue in cheek plan to “make a whistle of a pig’s tail” amid Latin tensions. the Cuban government questioned the quotation, and Bragg reportedly caused concern by revealing a possibly damaging assessment in Havana.
Oct 4 report notes the steamer Rosecrans is not rushed into service for the oil trade. Purchased recently by the Miteon Navigation Company from the transport service for the Mawaulus trade, Captain P Johnson commands the ship. Recent arrival in Cie tre from Hilo precedes trials to the islanders before voyage to the oil route.
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