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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1904

Page

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St Louis Fair Opens With Ceremonies At Exposition

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition opens with elaborate ceremonies in St Louis on April 30. Delegations from nations and states gather at the Administration building as President Francis and Thomas M. Carter preside. Secretary Taft and President Roosevelt participate as the fair machinery is set in motion.

Louis National Commission Francia Louisiana Purchase Monument Taft Roosevelt United States Senate House of Representatives Francis Frank Guneaulue Chicago Janie G. Taylor Francie Thomas M. Carter White House

Kumalae 10 Lead Home Ruler In Kauai Political Shakeup

In a Kauai Home Rule party update the Central Committee plans Thursday talks on resignations. Cred and others criticize policy while calls grow for new members. Jonah Kumaine elected Central Committee chairman replacing Curtis Jakow, with Charles Notley as committee treasurer.

Kumalae Whalesale Lot Ff Home Rule Party Home Ruleiam Central Committee Jonah Kumaine Curtis Javkew Charles Notley

Land Office Inquiry Notes In Hawaii Investigation

Deputy Attorney General Peters returned from Hilo and said investigations into the land office continue with matters awaiting further department consideration. He denied any definite statements and indicated all money due to employees has been accounted for, despite a rumored staff shortage in East Hawaii. Commissioner Pratt reportedly discharged an employee for incompetency, not malfeasance.

Peters Hilo Lie Land Office Hie Hawaii Pratt Ile

Merchants Association Lunch Hints at Security Shift

The Merchants Association hosted a luncheon at the Lee Hotel honoring a Seames lunch of Beatle. Benton Homrich, now intrigued by security, pushes for better jobs and a potential bank. As head of the Northwest Sargeat brewing concern, he pledges firm cargo on the down run.

Merchants’ Association Iee Seames Beatle Benton Homrich Inporis Mnela Sargeat Brewing Benator Homrich

Opening baseball doubleheader at League grounds today

Readiness fills the air as the season opens this afternoon at the League grounds. The Punahou vs Tima game starts at 12 48 p m and the H A vs Bikes clash follows at 3 30 p m. The band will open with music. Lineup includes Forbow Steere Iabman Mitcher Irs Hardee Soper Robinson and Salle imine Sasiplon.

Punahous Tima H. A Tonne Forbow Steere al Iabman Fh Mitcher Irs Hardee Bs Soper Robinson Salle Imine Sasiplon

Jury awards damages in death of youth hit by Rapid Transit car

In Judge Robinson s court Manol P Ferreira won three thousand dollars for the death of a fifteen year old boy struck by Rapid Transit Company car No 4 last November on Lilibe Street. The verdict, amid several arraignments in the criminal calendar, followed a three day trial. The defendant sought a new trial and exceptions to the verdict were noted. Additional cases were entered in the calendar following the grand jury report.

Manol P. Ferreira Robinson Bighfteen Som Rapid Transit Company Lilibe Street, Ltd Roberteen & Wilder Saints Castle & Withington Honolulu Iudge de Bolt Criminal Court Grand Ue Solwe Ve. F

Were U S Malls Delayed In Streets

Fred Harrison and his son were accused of assault on Joe Cortes the express wagon driver delivering U S mail. The wagon reached the post office area near the Ki nau malls after a dispute over space with Cortes requesting room for his wagon. Cortes alleged the Harrisons delayed the mail and the post office may press charges.

Fred Harrison Harrison Joe Cortes U. & Mails Ki Nau Harrison Cortez Cortex Harrisons

Rushed to the Reef Says Justice Galbraith

A Hawaii court record recounts Tong Kai a Chinese man accused of trying to bribe Deputy Attorney General Peters in a 19th century case dubbed the cabinet mystery. Tong Kai was indicted and convicted amid debates over grand jury fairness and official conduct. The dissent questions haste to jail a Chinese suspect and outlines legal arguments about prosecutors witnesses and juror integrity.

Tong Kai F. ©. Peters Tong AL W. Pearson de Bolt Supreme Court Jusce Frear Perry Galbraith Grand Jury Thor Casen Frank Fisher Joe Stover W. B Hawaii Scott Territory of Ona Peters de Ssorrtory Hla Acta Ann Ealer Honolulu Pe 4 Aperior J. A. Matthewman M. F. Prower Sayn Juevice Galbraith Peters Geeral Circuit Court Attorney General Patern

Asvortated Prowse Special Cabre

Ban Francisco April 30 twenty-eighth and ninety-second companies of artillery sailed today in the transport Thomas for Honolulu where they will be stationed at Camp McKinley.

Ban Francisco Cal Thomas Honolulu Camp McKinley

D A Mackintosh Case Dismissed in Police Court

In a Police Court session D A Mackintosh faced charges including embezzlement from B C Hall & Co. The defense and prosecution discussed readiness to proceed but High Sheriff Brown found insufficient facts to convict. The matter was closed with Mackintosh having covered the deficit and the firm choosing not to prosecute.

D. A. Mackintosh Nic Sherty Rorany Douthitt Chillingworth Fle Sherif Brown Sherif Brown B. C. Hall & #on wan Mackintosh

Chinese Mechanics Club Forms in Georgia Era

A new Chinese society in Georgia has received a charter for mutual aid and funeral benefits for its merchants. Founding members include Luke Chan Tin Yan Chin Loo Ah Ung and Tom Chan Kam Joy. Granny Logalas, Georgia’s oldest woman, turns 100 amid concerns for her health as Hawaii delegates face scrutiny and the Young Republican Club faces internal resistance.

Hidler Chile Liltha Luke Chan Tin Yan W. Tin Yau Y Chin Loo Ah Ung Tom Chan Kam Joy

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