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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1901
Page
3
Albany Oct 15 The Court of Appeals grants a new trial for Roland B Molineux who was convicted of the murder of Catherine J Adams in New York City and sentenced to death Judge Warner of Rochester writes the prevailing opinion noting the alleged crime and merging issues with Barnett’s death.
The House of Bishops acted on Hawaiian issues with a report urging Honolulu church integration into the American Episcopal Church. It approved creation of the Honolulu missionary district and set terms for property control and future bishop election, pending compliance and financial conditions.
Peking dispatch reports Dowager Kai prens testifying edicts that create three new boards and abolish minor offices while urging officials to study Western methods. The edict claims reform will restore prosperity and China’s independence, with Lin Kin Yi and Chang Chih Tung cited. Foreign ministers plan to evict occupied merchant houses and set trade terms via future treaties, while transit duties of 20 percent may be applied in the interim. Mark Thall dies in San Francisco at Mount Zion Hospital after a lung illness.
Johann Most, anarchist editor of The Frothrell, was sentenced to one year in a penitentiary by the Court of Special Sessions for publishing an seditious article about the assassination of President McKinley. The opinion pressed that publishing such material, even as a quotation, promotes murder as remedy and constitutes criminal conduct.
Arbuckle Coffee announces a half cent per pound price increase in New York on October 15. The rise affects pricing by contact among roasters and dealers, while Amerian Sugar Refining Company retailers have not changed pack prices.
Senator Cullen appears set to become chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with Senator Lodge a potential successor after calls from Senator Frye of Maine who favors the Commerce Committee. Frye arrived in Washington to discuss policy ahead of the new session and indicated he does not seek the foreign relations post. If Cullen takes the chair, Lodge would follow Frye in seniority, keeping party balance and tradition.
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