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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1901
Page
5
Al Méodin says flour now eight dollars per barrel yet they will continue to sell thirty one pound large five loaves of bread for one dollar. They approve of flour on hand and en route and consider sufficient to meet all demands. They will not be party to any increase in price or taking advantage of the present situation.
A historic petition from Hawaiian delegates urges incorporation of the United States Constitution in Hawaii and challenges local legislative acts as contrary to the U.S. Constitution. Signers include prominent names such as Frederick Hankey, John Levin Kaliko, and James Davin Humphreys, appealing to the President and Attorney General for federal intervention and reinstatement of constitutional governance in the islands.
A chaotic report describes a commissioner's sale led by WE Fisher with attendees and numerous entries listing properties and owners. Names such as J. A. Thompoon Joseph Clarke Mary Ann Lee and others appear amid scattered lots, streets, and measurements, with limited coherent details and promises of an opening tomorrow.
Fragmentary courtroom dialogue shows Judge Gear postponing or delaying trial actions as jurors are excused for the term. Objections and cross chatter fill a scene with references to witnesses and local residents, including a pastorial note and community attention.
Local items report arrivals at Kinau and Walaleule ships, horse consignments to Honolulu Stock Yards, and coast city events. Cargoes include horses, hogs, potatoes, coconuts, and farm gear. insurers note weather and dock safety. The Kinau and Kaahumanu lines sail for Hawaiʻi ports with daily cargo updates.
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