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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1906

Page

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Johnson Trial Proceedings Reveal Defense Challenges

The defense tests the defendant Johnson not guilty by reason of insanity as prosecution witnesses recount Johnson’s actions and mental state. Dr. Peterson explains Johnson’s limited arithmetic and vocabulary while Harrison questions his ability to distinguish right from wrong, suggesting imbecility. The judge allows testimony on Johnson’s mental condition though evidence remains contested as the trial continues.

Witte Moweroop Harris Hieron Peterwon Johnson Aril Lei Juknaua AL Enulii Alan Harrison Paterson John Mtthy

Concert and Dance at the Cool Moana

Moana Hotel announces a concert this evening featuring the Argentine training ship Vivehiente Barmiento, followed by a grand dance with officers and ladies invited from Sherman transport. The event promotes a Maritime Americana theme and includes performances by listed artists and bands.

Moana Hotel Vivehiente Barmiento Trancport Sherman Rinforma Worthe Sullivan Oper Forma

Shipping Law Is Postponed Lining Up Maui Home Rule

A Maui Home Rule leader prepares political slate for campaign. J W Kale to be placed on the ticket for sheriff J U Kataites Mia County Attorney and T B Lyon for the Senate. A party meeting in Wailuku on April 15 will set steps for the campaign.

Ape Kahauleio Maui Wailuka Itte Didge J. W. Kale Wilh J. U. Katautes Mia T. B. Lyon Senate Wailoki Apeth Hith Ume

Johnson mur Horcus thie trial notes san e witnesses

Testimony in the Johnson murder trial proceeded with rebuttal as Caytatis White of Peart City testified he found haw Johnson Torela pears and had new vesicle him. Deputy Sheriff Chris Hott of Waln naw described his knowledge of the defendant from work history and observations suggesting possible insanity but not proven.

Johnson Mur Caytatis White Peart City Kentwell

Ginara Sugar Cane Cutter Returns From Abroad

Inventor Ginara and his sugar cane cutter are due back from the Comet In the 8. Honoma on the 26th. Sugar men await the trial history of the machine seen as easing plantation labor. Earlier private test at Honolulu showed progress, with officials noting potential changes in harvesting work.

Ginara Honoma Honolulu Gingeo

Smith Frear Act 59 Drafting Reported by Judiciary Chief

Morning interview with Attorney Carl Smith, member of the House Judiciary Committee, notes the Home Court approved Act 5 of the pension laws relating to misdemeanor prisoners. Senith claims he drafted a lengthy bill covering every statute, with Warily parsed language, leading to Act 59. Chief Justice remarked the Supreme Court disagreed, preferring a survey to measure Archer damage, with a ruling expected this afternoon or tomorrow.

Jiao Gear Carl Smith Judiciary House of Justiog Coar Supreme Court Staith

Archer wrecked in gale with sugar ship towed to harbor

A vessel named Archer bearing sugar from San Francisco encountered a severe gale off Hawaii. The brigantine suffered major damage to the foremast and maintop, but no crew injuries were reported. The ship was towed toward Honolulu for repairs and examination of the cargo and hatches.

M Kale Daut Lancaster San Francisco Ran Pua Gerard C. Tobey San Franctco Rome Mai Ime Shehax Mawali Maui Olyimpia Hite, Ae Company Uwextern Howes Peterson Hind

Neeley Case Involving Carl Murrow Poet Whailiding

Unclear OCR text describes legal action against Charles W. Neeley, former acting head of the Bureau of Finance on a dispute over funds. Attorney General seeks to strip Neeley of alleged improper gains. Mentions President McKinley era references and possible involvement by H E Jones, with prior jury action in a related trial.

Carl Murrow Whailiding Washington Honriet Charles W. Neeley Atte Neeley Bureau of Finance Department of Boats le Pertewar O Ilward K. Jones United Rites Hiromi Newley Megally Cuba Roosevelt McKinley

Prepare to make your will at once for in order

A cautious advisory urges prompt will creation to ensure loved ones are protected. It offers legal guidance on proper formalities and states readiness to advise and assist with any related needs.

Thone

Will power le all right If you have the steam power to back It-ee

The fragment hints at steam power backing a project or effort. No clear people, places, or organizations are identifiable. The text appears incomplete and lacks concrete facts for a detailed item.

WE Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin Office

A brief notice notes the completion of printing work at the Bulletin Office. It highlights the printer’s services and location, emphasizing reliable, quality output for local clients. The item reads like a short industry update in a community paper.

Bulletin Office

Alcohol Tax Repeal Passed By House

The House approved a bill removing the tax on denaturized alcohol. If enacted the law would let farmers manufacture alcohol for fuel. The bill requires a special provision to prevent use as a drug.

Washington, D.C

Corbin Named Lieutenant General of the Army

Washington report notes General Corbin was nominated to become Lieutenant General of the Army. Other items include a House bill advancing $400,000 for Columbia River development, refined sugar prices rising ten cents, and Springfield Missouri’s pledge to prosecute lynchers implicated in a Saturday burning.

Washington, D. C Corbin Columbia River Springfield

Telegraphic Notice of Naval Transyurt Update

Ambiguous wire service style item notes a naval update titled weekly bulletin and a $1 fee. Readable fragments suggest timing around five o'clock this evening.

Lawton Abe Che Tari

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