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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1904
Page
4
A Bulletin publishs details of a sensational scene at a wedding in which Judge Little and a business partner allegedly fought, drawing in the Grand Army and various lawyers. The report hints at irregularities and a dramatic confrontation as evidence unfolds.
The piece discusses the need for impartial judges in the Territory, stressing that a judge must be free from personal interest to avoid bias. It cites Chief Justice Frear and precedents, arguing moral disqualification can outweigh statutory limits and calling for judges to abstain from cases where self-interest could arise.
Fragmentary text discusses a rift within Republican ranks over honoring a nonrepresentative selection at the National Convention. The draft note hints at a pledged appointment and a dispute affecting the Territory’s political leadership and party unity.
In a caustic if flawed portrait a factional figure rides a pedestal as loyal followers chant adulation. The piece names Alex Robertson Milly Hoone and a jovial "Jack" Ate idaxon among stout campaigners while questioning public credulity and the reach of political courage in the day.
Mrs Haakaolea Dre A A Hiailaton died shortly after 10 this morning at her residence after a week long illness from diabetes. Born July 21 1842 she was widow of the late ALA Hanluten a leading Hawaii chief. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at Kavwalae in Kalawallae where she was active in Hawaiian affairs.
The Oregonian reports a February shipment of 7,896 bales signe from various plantations and a voyage to New York aboard American-Hawaiian steamships. General Freight Agent Percy Moree said the party would be in New York soon, with the voyage time around sixty five days from La Wall to New York.
In a court filing, Hollo way and auUlwr Fisher seek an injunction over work on a trew' ere wheel juler alleged in a contract with John Lucca va Hawaiian Amoyl Eng and Constriction CG. Attorney for Holoway argues the case is not tied to a specific reward and that several allegations remain uncertain or unclear.
A fragmented listing of the Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Limited and allied brokers and insurers including real estate and investment agents, life and fire insurers, and related firms.
A court ruling grants Mrs. Kolomoku custody of the three year old girl while the five older children go to the father. The mother may visit occasionally. a decree on alimony and residency is to be stated later. Testimony by Hiram Kolomoku and others supported the libellant against the libellee.
The article discusses treasury spending and borrowing, noting Secretary Atkinson and attention to bond plans plus the Public Works Department. It mentions visits, correspondence, and a report from the Works with luxury textile pieces from England, and ends with a question about the first person to sail in a submarine boat.
Opportunity to buy Arabian lace curtains at reduced prices with imitation Arabian designs in ecru color. Items include two styles of curtains with large reductions, plus several feather boas with stole ends on sale, featured in window displays at prices from five to fifteen dollars.
A meeting of Knights of Pythias lodges discussed establishing a Castle hall on Union Street and Alanie, with a four story building planned. Committees for Mystic Lodge and others will present proposals for a modern hall, rental talks, and corporate formation to fund construction.
The PaotNe Mail steamship China arrived off port early this morning, docking at Hackfeld wharf after a stormy passage from Yokohama. On board are prominent Orient passengers including Dr HV Murray, Mrs A R Cockrill, and Mrs Clore A Melvin, as well as Bishop and other officials. the ship carries about four and a half million yen.
A fragment praises practical skill over fancy deeds and mocks inflated values. It touts Stephes as the preferred decorator in Honolulu and argues for straightforward, affordable wall decoration over ostentation. Potential punctuation errors aside, the piece emphasizes practical craft and savvy spending.
Commiantoner J W Pratt led inquiry in the Hilo district into alleged shortages in government land office accounts. Auditor Fisher ordered statements to all personnel, while George H Williams now oversees all business. Previous managers Baldwin Ragudale and subagent Williams cited. prior books deemed correct after review.
Fragmentary report mentions Land Commissioner Pratt in Hilo with Mr Peters seeking to determine if the Territory should prosecute any of its former servants. The wording is damaged and the specific action is uncertain.
A court report details a defendant in a federal case being granted a deferred trial after the defense and prosecution discussed delaying proceedings. The scene in the lobby included remarks from counsel about postponement as the judge and party observers noted the development. The potential penalty for the offense ranges from a fine to imprisonment of up to five years.
The third and final performance of the Pirates of Penzance starts at 8:40 PM at the Opera House. Indications point to a good audience, with extra program features promised and a surprise element for the players amid the tuneful operatic renditions.
High Sheriff Brown stated no appointment had been made for deputy sheriff of Walmen Hawaii. He noted the candidate must secure Republican district endorsement. A vacancy may arise in North Kohah, with speculation about local politics and possible replacements.
The schooner Ka Mol arrived from Rohalatole Hamakun with 2,164 bags of Pantilo sugar. Like the Luka it entered port damaged with a split mainsail boom as a storm dented the vessel near Kohalaleln. On return voyage the Ka Mol rode out the same storm without further damage.
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