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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1901
Page
5
In Hilo the judge rules that defendants must face written sworn charges, changing police practice. A Japanese man charged with assault and battery found the case argued over three days, shifting procedure toward formal, written accusations and confrontations.
The Hilo Cotillion Club hosted a grand autumn ball last holiday evening in Hilo. Patronesses Mrs. I Severance Mrs. J A Scott Mrs Chan Furnas and Mrs F Peck led a splendid evening with flawless planning and decorations. Music was superb and palm branches plus white drapery domes enhanced the hall while guests enjoyed a rich display of favors from Dre Gurney and Men Lewis-Tripune.
The birthday gathering honors Edward Wil and features guests from Scotland Ireland New Zealand Nova Scotia Hawaii among others. Dignitaries and locals attend at the Hilo Hotel in a display of universal loyalty to the king. The event, arranged by Dr C. Stow and HK L. Auerbach, anticipates about thirty covers and international guests born under the British realm.
Maria Henito appeared in Pollew Court this forenoon on a charge of larceny in the second degree for allegedly stealing a large quantity of jewelry from another woman, Kalli, during May. She will return to court on Wednesday for further proceedings.
Local notices report the Supreme Court will not remame its sittings until Thursday. The coroner’s inquest into the Chinese boy killed near the city will be moved to tomorrow after jurors viewed the body Saturday. Mrs Zena K Myern returns to Honolulu after ten years, with plans to oversee Norwich Union Insurance business in the territory. A bond of 13,000 was posted on appeals in the Milner Harrison et al. versus Magoon et al. case, and football notes describe a dispute over Barney Joy’s actions in Saturday’s Honolulu Athletic Club versus Hackfeld game.
Me Rideway the new immigration registrar arrives in Alameda to assume duties at the immigration office. He will meet Mr Crown when available, and is brother to Collector Rideway of Hilo. Also includes a dated 1901 letter from G W Canningham of Pekin and a note from A A Sabro president.
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