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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1901
Page
4
Attorney General Knoxbie faces the Humphreys case as Hawaii stands at a crossroads with possible Congress action. Edges of the Foraker act spark debate about tax, sovereignty, and the future of Hawaii while Lipton’s yacht prospects and civic sentiment color national attention.
Soares, the Portuguese driver for Henry Waterhouse, appeared in Police Court for heedless driving. The trial lasted about two hours with two witnesses for both sides. Soares claimed the Japanese cleaner in the Tramways Co. car was at standing still. witnesses contradicted him. Judge Wilcox imposed a $25 fine, with appeal to the Circuit Court.
President John Mitchell asserts in a statement that the 1900 agreement raised wages by 26 million dollars annually for 200000 workers, with a 600000 dollar expenditure. He calls it a Digger dividend never paid by Standard Oil or Morgan banking interests. He cites April convention concessions totaling 7 million dollars annually.
London reports Lord Stratheora and Mount Rayal are favored successors to Lord Horschell asBritain’s delegation head in the Joint High Command. The item notes a Daily Chronicle belief amid a broader rumor of appointments. The ad for laxative Brome Quinine tablets follows, with a 25 cent price and a W Grove signature on each box.
San Francisco reports tense Labor Day preparations amid strike turmoil. Nonunion workers arrive for Union Iron Works but picket violence disrupts efforts. Special Officer Elwell is assaulted while trying to keep peace. Patterson, a nonunion man, is severely beaten near Beale and Folsom. Six strikers board a streetcar, assault six others on Montague and Union streets, while H. Buck is attacked near Fourth and Berry. Shots ring out near Turk and Jones streets attracting a crowd. motive unclear.
In Constantinople Aug 27 the Sultan warns war if French demands are pressed and tensions rise as diplomatic ties strain. The embassy flag is hauled down after the ambassador's departure leaving charge d affaires absent while Turkey weighs stiff responses and military plans with Germany’s guns ordered.
Mrs Brigham Young, widow of the Mormon Church lay President, died aged 80 in Salt Lake City after paralysis struck while visiting a daughter near Great Falls Montana. Born 1821 in Watertown New York, she helped pioneer the Mormon movement, married Joseph Smith at Nauvoo then became wife of Brigham Young, and for years promoted welfare work. Four widows of the Mormon leader now survive.
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