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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1904
Page
8
The Nuuanu completed a lengthy voyage from New York to the Pacific coast facing a stormy sea and rough passage. The ship took about 40 days to round the Horn and arrived amid a kerosene famine, with a large consignment on board being discharged this afternoon for distribution.
John Wise and nine others assert warrants for services rendered during the tyelnta era. They seek the Governor’s opinion as to payment, amid talk of Supreme Court action. Legislature may decide in regular session. Treasurer argues only special session funds cover House expenses.
The American ship Bangalore left port weeks ago for Kahului and is reported to be having a hard time returning. The steamer Claudine, which arrived from Kahului yesterday, noted the Bangalore had not yet arrived by Saturday, with storm winds said to have driven her off course. Woodward, accused of embezzling government funds, appeared before Judge Lindsay and was committed to the Circuit Court for trial.
The Honolulu lodges of the Odd Fellows will celebrate the eighty fifth anniversary of the order at Progress Hall tomorrow evening. A literary program begins at o'clock, followed by a social dance. The event is organized by city-wide Odd Fellows committees and features prayers, proclamations, remarks, and a recital.
The American schooner David Evans arrived in port after a 48 day voyage from Newcastle with a coal cargo. The voyage included heavy storms near New Zealand and Hawaii, loss of foremast and mizzen, and slow progress in high head seas. Captain White reports variable winds and delay from westward routes. Dusseldorf reports an armless painter Slepen, famed for genre scenes.
The report lists assets and liabilities for the First National Bank of Hawaii at Honolulu as of March 28, 1904, with loans and discounts around 1.19 million dollars and deposits noted. A Chinese band robbery case is described with multiple suspects arraigned before Judge Lindsay and a continuation granted. the Notary confirms the bank’s cashier attested to the statement.
Territory case against Solomon Kaupuni for allegedly assaulting Alie Abeth Dante after a dispute over pay. Trial before Judge De Bolt with Deputy AG K Peters for the state and Middleduue for the defense. Rait cards on sale at Bulletin.
In the Circuit Court of the First Circuit Hawaii a notice of petition for allowance of final accounts and discharge is issued for the estate of Samuel C Allen. Rathaheba M Allen M P Robinson J C Carter and P Myhlendorf seek $436 780 28 and charge themselves with $436 789 28. Hearing set for June 7 1904 in Honolulu Oahu to determine entitlements and discharge executors. Publication requested in The Evening Bulletin for two weeks.
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