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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1897

Page

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Quieting of Title and Estate Actions in Higher Courts

Proceedings in the higher courts include a motion by Martynee Aviweked for prand quieting of title in Robinson vs Robinson before Judge Perry. Guardianship bonds, mortgage foreclosures, and equity actions are noted, with details of guardians, debt amounts, lands in Lahaina, and a mission to establish the Hagey Institute abroad.

Liordinesti Npendinkie Martynee Aviweked Prand Ria Notwolelus Elizabeth K. Nahaolelus Lahaina Damee W. Troyd Oaukruptcy Sin Mor Kee Ly Sie Moy Sing Tai Ke James BR. Holt Jr R. Holt Torilé H. Kekalukala B. Maile W. A. Kinney A. G. M. Roberteau Larailest Agato Perry Wainlua

National Guard Trophy Correspondence From Hawaii Officials

A formal note from the Hawaiian Consulate General in San Francisco dated March 18 explains the tender and acceptance of a trophy won by the National Guard of Hawaii in an international shooting contest against a Hawaiian team. The document, signed by Cras. T. Winks, acknowledges Shreve & Co as the trophy holder and expresses hopes the trophy will honor the event and foster friendly rivalry between guards of both nations.

Asaya Markemen Victor D. Dutwoo Regeiment Lifactry S.G.C. Boa Poin Oisco Cal Sie. Oo Betall National Guard of Hawaii T& Melos Shreve & Co Cras. T. Winks

Detroit mayor's office vacant after governor oath

The Supreme Court of Michigan ruled that Detroit Mayor Hagen Prpgree’s term is void due to his oath as governor on January 1, triggering a new election to fill the Detroit mayoral post. The ruling specifies the vacancy arose from the change in office.

Lansing Mich Supreme Court of Michigan Detroit Hagen Prpgree Attics Michigan

Acknowledgment of Trophy Return from Hawaii Contingent

Hon Charles T Wilder the Hawaiian Consul General Dean Lin thanks the First Regiment Infantry N G O for presenting a handsome trophy cap. The note, signed by Lieutenant Colonel Vieron D Dusoce, expresses pride in the friendly international contest and bonds between Hawaii and the country. It conveys appreciation to the First Regiment officers.

Charles T. Wilder Dean Lin Hawaii Flrst Regiment National Guard of Vieron D. Dusoce

Judge de la Vergne Advised in Gallagher Alien Act Case

In district court Judge de la Vergne heard Shimizu and Gallagher cases under the Alien Act. Prosecution witnesses linked defendants to migrant shipments via Kobe Immigration Co. Gallagher’s agency shown by a Hawaiian commission record. defense argued contract wording exempted them. Judge Magoney reserved ruling until tomorrow morning.

de la Vergne Shimizu Gallauder J. A. Magoon W. A. Kinory A. G. M. Robertson George Stratemmyer Chester Doyle Wray Taylor J. B. Castle Cetain Minister of Foreign Affairs Ma Goney Cage Coder

Annual Meeting Highlights Honolulu Young Men’s Christian Association

Members gathered at the ball to review officer and committee reports for the year and elect new officers. Treasurer E. A. Jones presented the financial statement. Colenman announced gymnasium upgrades increasing class attendance. New officers named: President A, Vice President Win Castle, Treasurer Willard E. Brown, Recording Secretary W. A. wer, Directors Olive Davies and Philip H. Dodge.

Honolulu Colenman E. A. Jones Hd. Lowrey Board of ‘Trustees C. M. Cooke Win Castle Willard E. Brown W. A. Wer Olive Davies Philip H. Dodge

Japan to adopt new currency system in Meiji era

A Japanese paper outlines a major currency reform with ten articles. It standardizes exchange by gold silver nickel and soppas coins, sets 900 fine gold, fixes a gold to silver ratio, and lists denominations for gold ten and twenty yen and silver coins, with transitional rules for existing yen and notes. The measure applies to Korea andJapan, taking effect October 1 1897.

Ayer P. Wilds New York Judge Wilds Japan Stats Pormosa Meiji

Greece and its modern state facts from 1882

An aggregation of notes on Greece including population about 2,187,208, geography half of Pennsylvania in size, coastlines larger than Spain and Portugal, capital palace cost 2600, King Otto era, King George’s 1863 accession, flag description, royal family links, military roll of 16,280 infantry 3120 cavalry 3482 artillery 1280 engineers 4400 officers, Boule legislature elected every four years, and 1882 boundary settlement by Great Britain France Russia and Turkey.

Greece Laket Pennsylvania Hellas Athena Otto Spain Portugal George Princess of Wales Czar of Rosin Great Britain France Russia Turkey

Compreved Air Motors Tests in New York Street Line

Tests of compressed air cars on a New York street railway line show that at twenty miles per hour the car can be stopped within slightly more than its own length. A single air charge could propel the car ten miles. The era of electricity may yield to compressed air in time.

New York

Inauguration customs mix ceremony and democracy

The Washington correspondent notes inaugural customs blend royal ceremony with American democracy. President elect McKinley’s visits to the retiring Cleveland and the crowd’s sharp remarks highlight tensions around the inaugural address and immigration debates. A lodging ad appears at the end.

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