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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1901
Page
1
The first testimony in the Bealey inquiry centers on weather conditions during attacks on a colon. Admirals and officers, including Admiral Beelry and Captain Dorrie, discuss signals, crews, and ship movements as reporters note the divergent weather recollections and possible ulterior motives in questioning.
A witness objected to examining the record of a ship not his. the court retired to decide and sustained the objection that the witness could not be examined on the Massachusett. The testimony continued with Captain Huron insisting the May 25 weather was not “Pough.”
Joseph Carbone a passenger aboard the Mariposa train died Friday after sustaining injuries from an alcohol intoxication incident. Local California connections and nearby associations are noted, with funeral arrangements to be handled by the undertaker and Camarinon as a friend of the deceased.
San Francisco Sept. 197) reports Pagfig Mutual expands assets and policyholder protections amid competition from Metropolitan Life and other insurers. The record notes long standing profitability, large policyholder funds, and potential transfer of nonterm policies to Metropolitan while preserving holders' protections.
A memorial meeting was held Wednesday night at Matti Church to honor the late President. The program included a prayer service and tributes to the deceased leader. Attendees from The Gittins area filled the auditorium during the ceremony.
A lavish memorial service filled the church with dignitaries and mourners. Consular officials, military officers, and Hawaiian royalty attended as crepe veils hid pillars and a white cloak of mourning covered the interior. The crowd, near 1800, included Princess Kawananakoa, Queen Lilivokalai’s guests, and numerous state officials while a Territorial band played and a solemn benediction concluded the ceremony.
An all morning Catholic Cathedral service honors the late President of the United States. Rev Father Howrian and Rev Father Mod preside as congregants hear sermons on law and authority under God. The central message reflects submission to lawful civil power and national unity following McKinley’s assassination.
A brief item notes Chillingworth advancing in a local contest with key participants Gorman Robertson and Thompson. It lists several other names including Chilllngworth, Herrick, Lucas, Marcallino, Welsh, Richardson in a compact, era tone.
The Japanese premier, Marquile Ito, travels to Seattle with a four‑person entourage for talks with President and other U.S. officials. The visit aims to discuss bilateral links and potential reforms, including Japan’s postwar settlement plans and economic ties with the United States. Ito's delegation includes figures linked to finance and government.
The damaged OCR presents a fragmentary archaic meditation on power, pain, and redemption. It hints at a struggle between good and evil and a vow to prove mercy, with uncertain references to a trial or juror. The legible phrase It was wet joe dee appears, but overall meaning is unclear.
A chaotic South American incident unfolds as a French steamer intervenes to stop Venezuelan forces from firing on Colombians near La Haha. Reports indicate French mediation prevented a broader clash while Venezuela and Colombia pursued cautious diplomacy amid regional tensions.
Fragmentary text cites MW McChesney Boum and Honotnin aut, noting profiteer claims and district divisions. Mentions two districts, namelyheemauh and How Tekan plantation, with confusion over boundaries and upcoming changes.
The report shows total receipts for the year and current expenditures. It lists charitable donations and individual contributions, with a large deficit expected due to deferred payments and planned reductions.
The president, greeted by Senate and House leaders, restated intent to follow McKinley principles. Key lawmakers from North Carolina, Kansas, Minnesota, Virginia, Georgia and others met in the Cabinet room as officials described a cordial reception and pledge to advance the administration’s welfare agenda.
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