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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin notes a heated Washington fight with claims against the governor and militia conditions at the Tosepe Asylum. It criticizes the Thirteenth party organ handling of the situation and touches on Secretary Cooper opposing Chinese and American labor policies.
In New Haven a discussion centers on Yale commemorative events with President Roosevelt and Booker T. Washington likely to attend. Arthur Hadley and Yale leaders plan the centennial program, honoring notable figures and inviting prominent guests.
Readable fragments describe a plan to plant the McKinley Oak on the village green in Yarmington Connecticut during President Roosevelt’s visit. The event includes a tree dedication by local women, a welcoming pageant, and attendance by prominent officials. The president’s schedule includes a stop in New Haven for Yale ceremonies, with detailed guard and escort arrangements noted.
Stanford University prepares for the Carnot debating contest with the University of California as thirty two students vie for final tryouts. Names such as Levy Brown William Rowe Lavathe June and others are listed among candidates for the intercollegiate team. final selections will determine who competes November 5.
The central service honored the Hur Watian Board with banners and tablets recounting board history and island relations. A large Islander emblem hung before the altar as Rev Sereno Brantley led prayers and Roy Leadingham read scripture. An opening address by Rev PF Rivers and a sermon by Roy WM Menoard followed the presentation of board work.
The Meld exereties in Manoa Sunday showcased militia practice with about 200 men. Units formed at 7 13 pm, marched to the drill ground, and staged a muslin fort scenario with a mock blockhouse. A competitive drill in the afternoon was won by Captain Debavon’s company. judges were Captain Meadory and Lieut. Hancock.
A Washington dispatch reports the Nicaragua Canal estimated cost may rise toward 200 million dollars, with the Isthmian Canal Commission led by Rear Admiral Walker defending higher figures. Critics note tropical project risks, while officials defend careful surveys and potential economies. The commission now cites about 204 million as the probable total, with adjustments tied to depth and trade expectations.
King Edward's health and coronation prospects stir London and New York reports. News notes premiums on the King's life rise as insurers pull back and chatter grows about a mysterious scientific discovery tied to electricity. Also included are weather and harvest notes from the local area and a collection of scattered anecdotes and jokes.
Hue Wade faced felonies and perjury in a district court amid claims of guilt or innocence. Alfred Christianson and D McGoldrick received varied sentences with suspensions. Kalil faced embezzlement charges while other defendants, including a man from Hixlet, were ordered to terms or travel restrictions.
Washington reports President Roosevelt will urge renewal of the reciprocity treaty with Britain and several Caribbean nations. Discussions with party leaders resolved, detailing proposed terms and opposition in various islands and a forthcoming council meeting to finalize appointments and recommendations.
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