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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
1
A cablegram from Immigration Commissioner Sargent said Stackable of Customs was granted leave to investigate Azores for settlers under Territorial Immigration law. The move clears the path for Americanization of Hawaii, with advocates urging rapid migration of European settlers and removal of delays.
A report indicates Stackable, a Collector of Customs, refused to speak to the press citing Treasury Department and Immigration rules. He said he could not discuss matters during an absence and deferred questions to official channels, prompting discussions about official communication limits and potential interviews with higher authorities.
District Judge 8 H Dole this afternoon denied the request to compel Registrar Merrian W to file documents regarding fortification property. The ruling centers on the interpretation of new law granting a registry right, with Merriam allowed to file but documentation remains in question.
John Rooney, accused in a counterfeit Dill scheme, was arrested aboard a transport, and this morning jailed for two months by Judge Date after entering a guilty plea.
Crowley resigns from the post of superintendent at the Hawaiian Volunteer Company. The move has no effect on other roles or operations. Blank books, ledgers, and other materials are manufactured by Hulletty Public Company.
A local vault advertises private lock boxes with individual keys for renters. Boxes cost five dollars per year and include access to a private office for inspecting contents, ensuring integrity of valuables.
The defense seeks to prove Johnson was mentally deranged, calling medical experts to testify on the defendant's mental condition and its influence on his actions. Prosecution admits a confession to Sheriff Brown and Deputy Cox, while witnesses discuss the jail cell interactions and whether the confession was voluntary as the trial resumes.
The acting health chief on Molokai outlined steps to establish a local institution and water supply access. A board approved preliminary actions for a new station in Wathanau Valley, Kalawoo, and volunteers prepared a laundry and washing setup to ease hardship while awaiting a formal plan. A committee including Smith KC Betern and De Judd will review Pinkham’s markers.
A large Hawathin Pertitionr Company works at Switeh suffered a dangerous blaze after 10 yolk in the morning. Fire teams rushed to the scene aided by the district responder and engines. Seamen protected by respirators fought the flames as the main engine burned, water spray chasing the flames. Thurston and Thurston directed the effort, with later reports noting the blaze nearly contained as crews fought to extinguish remaining hot spots.
Judge De Holt hears a case involving Hirota and Hirewander Jay, indicted by the last Grand Jury, arguing that the jury provision is contradictory yet not unconstitutional. Cathcart suggests flaws in how juries are selected and how two panels might be mixed or kept separate, raising serious questions about grand and trial juries.
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