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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1901
Page
4
Publishes Feery Day Except Sunday in Honolua by the SHING CO LTD Wallace R Farrington is the printer. Postage rates listed show U S 8.8 per month and 8.00 per year for domestic delivery, 13.00 for foreign, payable in advance. Telephone and port office details noted. Saturday October 1% 1Ht.
A cryptic 19th century voyage note describes a submarine tremor off the northern coast aboard Theobald with Captain J. Cameron. The event lasted about half an hour near lat 10 minutes north and long 10 minutes west as Theobald sailed from Nanaima to Datel Harbor. A sharp wave struck the deck at dawn, making the vessel tremble. crew observed rumblings from deep. authorities claim quick cable action but the watch remained wary.
The piece outlines allegations of slander and political pressure surrounding Judge Humphreys and attorney Thurston. It mentions figures such as Senator Mason, Mine Mudge, and Frederick W Hankey while noting rumors of criminal history and calls for new evidence. The text reflects heated debate over libel and legal proceedings.
The police court heard the Wasahole case with testimonies from Miss Mudge and Dr Winslow. The prosecution questioned the doctor over the pregnancy claim while witnesses described professional conduct and absence of intoxication. The trial schedule remains unchanged for this afternoon.
A new oratorio society for Handel's Messiah was organized last night in Pauahi Hall, Oahu College. The group, largely drawn from singers who performed Haydn's Creation, plans to grow to about one hundred members and form a permanent society with an orchestra section. Rehearsals will be held Fridays at 8 p.m. in Pauahi Hall, with many new applications and some existing members joining.
In a new phase of the sugar war, the Western Sugar Refining Company cuts granulated sugar and beet sugar prices from California to Colorado, challenging the beet sugar industry. Executives note orders to fill early, with anticipated storage if needed, amid pressure from the American Beet Sugar Company and allied interests.
Navy Department received a report from Tutuila accusing Caplan BR. F. mandant of misconduct and intoxication. Secretary Hackett directed the Pacific commander to verify the charges and, if needed, convene a court martial for Captain Tilley. Tilley was detached from command of the Abaren du station and ordered to proceed to Honolulu by the next steamer.
A cautious view asserts the new canal treaty preserves core Clayton Bulwer principles while providing a mechanism to link a waterway open to all nations. England is relieved from certain regional guarantees, aligning with United States objectives and signaling no surrender by Britain in the negotiations.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors votes to memorialize the President and Congress on the Chinese exclusion act. A state convention is urged, to be held November 21 at Metropolitan Hall, called by Mayor Phelan and a supervisors' committee.
Edward M. Yan of Brooklyn, the Democratic nominee for Mayor of Greater New York, returned from Lake George. A party committee tonight formally nominated him. He accepted the nomination and pledged to reform administration if elected.
The business of the Honolulu Stock-Yard Co. is being cloned out with stock offered at private sales. The listing includes carriages, mules, hacks, phaetons, and sets of buggy harness. Prices shown as low rates. early calls requested to secure purchases.
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