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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1910
Page
5
A reader forecasts federal grand jury investigations into the Sugar Trust and Sugar Factory Company. The note discusses market manipulation and pricing, claiming scrutiny could reveal trust tampering and provoke public concern over the sugar market.
A late article advocates deportation and removal of Russians and other nonworking residents who become a public charge in Hawaii. It argues police and territorial officials should enforce laws against vagrancy and exploitation, sending nonworkers back to their home regions to protect public funds and good government.
Governor Hughes of New York faces a pivotal Supreme Court session over the Tobacco Trust and Standard Oil cases, with a ruling anticipated late this year or next spring. After Juanes Brewer’s death the cases were reargued, surprising Attorney General and defense counsel and leaving Washington abuzz over potential landmark judgments.
The text outlines ongoing high level legal proceedings from 1907 and 1996, noting prime figures like Mr Justis Moody and the Attorney-General and referencing the American Tobacco Company. It discusses the desire for clear principles, the Supreme Court’s role in clarifying law, and the impact of Justin Hirewer’s death on court opinion and the influence of Justice Hughes on national history.
The New Zealand Shipping Company has a contract with the Canadian Government to load steamers monthly from western Canadian ports to Australia and New Zealand. Vessels will call at Montreal to load and discharge at Melbourne Sydney Avonland Wellington Lyttelton and Dunedin, with the Makuri and Whaki ane among the first to sail in May and June. A purely Australasian venture, the Makara arrived at Honolulu and cargo included jam onions dried food and ammonia. Passengers reported a positive trip to the southern continent and a Makara round trip to Vancouver is planned.
Advertisement promotes a deal at Sea View Manoa offering three items for a total price of 1000 dollars. The succinct listing highlights value and quantity for potential buyers.
Bishop Trust Company notes money raised locally to support the upcoming trans Pacific yacht race program. The effort funds promotion and entertainment in Honolulu with performers named, stressing the money stays in the city for local use and adds outside yachts already entered.
The Wireless Office will open Sunday morning from 8 to 10 with a quoted expenditure of 1600. Discussion notes potential backers in the mainland and promotional spending. The yacht Hawn's is described as an innovative craft redesigned over two years, with major changes to ballast and hull. The narrator defends the vessel against critics, asserting flawless design and sailing performance.
Hawaii Yacht Club members hear that the Hawaii project will pursue the trans Pacific race with a strong effort and community support. The program for yacht night at the theater lists acts, speakers, and patrons, urging ticket sales to fund the pursuit and entertainments.
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