The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-15


Nothing ho,d for rcfocr tbou abuses aged into
color Of pcs0iptirc rights.
They tell that the old Bulletin ofceor many years past
lolngers lorges about being demolished Originally was two
story cottage but whom it housed doubtful anyone living
Though the location is right the margin the waterfront
when it was built this house in distinguished territory
The Duke of Edinburgh lodged hotel directly Queen
door two along the short
late Britannia royal highness.
Honoulus OF holding attracting her own
illustrated by the fact that four editors Of the Bulletin
while its home the doomed Queen
day residents Honolulu incumbencv they are
Charles r. Bucand Lorrn A. Tuston Logan Arthur
tombstone All OF them have been connected with other papers
and two They books
pamphlets and magazine articles not few bearing impnts
London, New York Chicago and San Francisco
In that old shack Illuminated many hunerolts
hurled at king and cabinet and there germ
of the revolution of 1881 although form the move
fact just stated will be found the Bulletin exant
with confederation in the weekly Gazette period Law
opinions advanced in the Bulletin, which first
then adopted by open confession the as to the fundamental
remedy that the then existing governmental affairs demanded
Visitors who often chaed the editorial green covered
table in that old Queen building men as Dr.
NJ Hyde John Thomas Waerouse , Leonor Dr. S f.
Bishop Admiral Brown T. Ministers Stevens Profess
sor Brigham and many other notabes
highly dramatic incident of the Ru
etn occupancy 1892 indeed was tragedy that FASTENED
the evacuation w. g. Irwin had built the Bulletin
icompanys tenancyhe brick building strickland
new newspaper the old book and job presses equip
printing in Honolulu had been installed and the
ready to into On that the the editorial
room upstairs reading the print the ed
ton He heard noise birds scratching
the roof
began shouting "YOu house fire. Pokng his head back
window he the gable ercey blazing Through
Mutual telephones both alarm which
hose reel hit something and wrecked aWhee Notwithstanding The
delay thus caused the remen quickly charge and the
out The editor kept the proofs until the volunteer addes
jumped the table chop hole through the ceiling
the hose flooding the Also the printers composing
adjoining Oyaly Oyed orders makeup
leave the fire to the frmen John CrOwe foreman
OF the present Bulletin and another of the printers paper
Solomon Meheua running the legislature paper
would have been printed that evening the press
that the smokesac from which the fire originated
by the remen SO the forms the
impression that day Most of the that
mechanaby valuable only junk the company
been the gamer from the insurance if it had burned
Another notable episode the old the
regular edition the afternoon of the day 1889
seized the palace and tried bring
the 1887 constitution When exchanged between
the house and the palace the printers all
Wilcox sympahes but the editor rounded
them with discharge they again left their posts
Austrian field pieces by Markham Nowen
began lombard the house the typos again skedadded
time of them took the Office key with him, be
found until too late in the afternoon Consequently
the only that day. with report the uprising quarter
sheet struck off on treadle press.
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