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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1903
Page
1
Directors of the Builders and Traders Exchange met Hawaii's delegate Delocata to Congress. Prince Jonah Kalantannole heard their memorial and pledged to push islands’ interests. discussion covered financial aid and coffee bounty concerns amid differing views on pricing and policy.
A Honolulu newspaper article outlines a land controversy linked to a road project. It notes land condemned as government property, Yong Wai suing for trespass after road work, and ties to Kap ialani Estate owner Jamion He Boyd, with Clarence M. White and John A. McCandless named in the public works leadership context.
Rumors swirl over Castle pitcher A be Swade's fitness for today as Praahoun battles Kamehameha, with reports of fever and possible pitching changes. Lineups list Babbit, Williamena, and a Panahous-Punabous clash as both teams eye the season’s top matchup.
The San Francisco quotations list prices for Hawaiian sugar and related stocks, noting Hawaiian Commercial Sugar at 4.50 and Makaweli and Honokaa figures. The text references an authorised deal with Kaplolani and a grocery notice by J. Salter of Port Street near Heretania.
A constitutional question arose in a case against Wa Sina Chinewe charged with selling opium to Havens. The Territory argues a federal inter state commerce issue. defense contends opium is not a poisonous drug. The trial wrestles with Section 777 of the Territorial Penal Laws and potential inconsistency with the U S Constitution.
Advert says Bulk Perfume offers full measure with no need to pay for a full bottle. Buyers can choose an outee or a pint. The scents are made by Alfons Wright, reputed to produce top quality in the United States. New lines include Madam Butterfly Grand Duchess Maud Muller Wild Olive and Violet of India. A few samples available for early callers.
Report from the Ha rail county convention indicates plans to endorse George K Carter for the governorship. The effort, described as discreet, aimed to present a formal resolution at the convention.
Report of the incorporation of the Hawaiian Sisal Company Limited with Articlow of assertion filed at the Treasury. Principal office in Honolulu. Aim to cultivate sisal and other fibers, engage in farming, milling, and manufacturing, with capital of 190,000 and various officers named including W. Haines, Edmunds, and Bottomley. California capital of 20,000 expected. company to commence work at the start of the month.
A daytime blaze on Kawatahan Street in Kewalo enveloped the C nario and Gremente residences, badly scorning the Lane and near by structures. Firemen fought the flames with a chemical extinguisher and bucket brigade, saving the Dower home while causing extensive interior damage and loss of furniture. Respondents note lack of hydrants in the district and call for improved fire protection as residents seek repairs and shelter across the street.
Local committee appeals for public support to fund mosquito extermination efforts. Readers urged to contribute to a fund aiming to deploy educational material, map out breeding sites, and establish a monitoring system. The message stresses public duty and notes ongoing efforts to inform residents about preventing swarms.
Dispatches from Adrianople report 34 villages burned and Bulgarians slaughtered at Vilayat and Monastir. Six thousand people reportedly massacred in Leoren District. Galonica and Resina claim 103 Bulgarians killed. Beiru t remains quiet as American squadron presence improves outlook.
London Sept 12 an extraordinary British Cabinet session is recalled for Monday to discuss Secretary Chamberlain s fiscal policy the Balkan situation and the African Commission s report.
Attorney George A. Davis sues the Daily Morning Pacific Commercial Advertiser and Walter Beith for $25,000 alleging libel and damages to character and reputation. The case centers on a front page article. hearings and restraining orders involve Judge Robinson and Judge DeBolt as proceedings unfold in Superior Court.
A preliminary meeting in Hilo gathered local businessmen to explore forming a pineapple company. Attendees discussed creating a market for home grown fruit and potential factory facilities to process and market all harvested pineapples.
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