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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1903
Page
8
The Union outlines changes to nautical charts and hydrographic rules for Atlantic and Pacific waters. It notes quarterly and monthly update cycles, chart scope, and master governance affecting navigational publications and sea routes.
A Hawaii convention in Hilo named nominees for county and municipal offices, including supervisors auditor and attorney, with votes showing leaders and beatings amid procedural notes. The pubic notice mentions inquiries to the Navy hydrographic office for charting and nationality considerations.
A garbled OCR passage mentions numerous personal names, locations, and scattered terms. It appears to be a rough scan with mixed language fragments and possible notices, lacking coherent events or dates. The readable elements include names like Stine Leda Mune Menuet and various geographic cues, but no clear article focus.
Key cases await decision as grand jury prepares to report. Judge Gear pushes routine continuances while Deputy Attorney General argues for prosecutorial actions. Several witnesses and defendants remain elided, with a constitutional question under review concerning infamy publication without indictment.
The American-Hawaiian steamship Nevadwe reached from San Francisco and docked at Falionad wharf after a calm voyage of seven and a half days. Several vessels were sighted en route including Me Imnehton, City of Peking, and Mameda. Freight totals 2500 tons with 1700 destined for Honolulu and 800 for Kauhiah. Funeral of W. H. Mason noted in Honolulu with burial arrangements and local cost cuts in Alahe collection.
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