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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1904
Page
4
A Hawaiian Territory court hearing debates quashing juries and open venires, arguing validity of the venire process, statutory intent, and potential remedies. The discussion references Governor, Attorney General, and local officials amid broader questions on county government and political influence.
The American Party notes a withdrawal by Kai Tusakalani from the Home Rule faction, signaling factional disaffection that could boost Home Rule's collapse and push youth toward coalition with Democrats or progressive groups. Delegate Wilcox urged alliance with Democrats, while Ruble advocates affiliation with national lines. Sten Nie Boyd and Jauken stay loyal, with youth pressing for broader, noninsular partnerships to avoid marginalization.
Fragmentary courtroom notes discuss operability of the Organte Act and jury selection rules. Judges weigh long standing practices as attorneys seek to avoid questions of validity. A tense exchange hints at procedural tactics and potential changes in juror access.
In a Hawaii case, a wife named Nakawae faced adultery and bigamy charges after a man and woman were accused of matrimonially linking with others. The court pressed for a humane sentence, while defense counsel urged minimum penalties. the proceedings reflected era manners and legal standards.
An OCR fragment lists Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Limited with multiple roles as stock and bond brokers, real estate and investment agents, and agents for various insurers and associations including New York Life Insurance Company United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company and others, indicating a diversified financial services listing.
Danish tied executive Oscar Dama, longtime Hawaii plantation figure, died in Lej Mark on March 6 after lifelong ties to Maui and Danish interests. Born in Denmark, he managed Kipahuli and Hana plantations, helped found Hana on Maui, and later returned to Denmark. His family and career linked Danish immigration, shipping, and local plantation heritage.
Breckona testified he saw Policeman Madelena’s body in the morgue wearing a police uniform. He described a celluloid collar with a two inch bullet hole on the right side near the bottom. The defense objected to the collar testimony, seeking production of the collar, but the judge overruled.
Now Its Lace Curtains Chance presents standard goods at reduced prices with Arabian lace curtains. They imitate real Arabian curtains with applique falas in Arabian ecru. Widely used in richly furnished homes for fashion and practicality over white. Pair priced at 87.00 now 00 5.00.
Captain Welstarth plans to sail the achooner Lavinia with a crew of Hawaiians to proceed from Honolulu toward French Frigate Shoal this afternoon. He expects to recover anchors and other valuables from the wrecked Concorde de Richiont and to return in about three months, spending as needed to outfit the voyage. A witness described evidence related to a murder at the morgue, noting a collar with powder marks and a bullet hole as key forensic clues. Additionally, Mrs Renjeo arrived in Honolulu for a visit with her mother Mrs A Copey.
A Hawaiian Territory meeting discusses education for children of Asian parents and the legal status of aviation workers. E Tannant reports on the legal routes to citizenship, while Stanley Stephenson warns against shifting the burden to innocent children. Proposals include per child school charges and broader legislative review, with figures like WW L Howard and Mr. Clark offering competing views.
War impacts Orient passenger traffic says Wie steamship officers. A large number of prospective passengers are awaiting the Pacific Mail Company's new Mongolia which leaves San Francisco on its first Orient voyage in May. Among Honolulu travelers are C Bolte J B Castle C McCooke various society figures from Buffalo and Chicago planning extended Orient explorations after Hawaii sojourns.
The Korea carries a diverse list of passengers headed to Yokohama and Hongkong for commercial pursuits. Among them are J J Bradley B Gungenheim O J P Noyes J C Biegfried, A D Sumpwon, J W Boller, C T Helge, RN Nason and a bride. The vessel also reports a large cargo of 6900 tons including 2600 tons barley and 1000 tons rail materials for Japan.
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