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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1907
Page
12
A collage of humorous vignettes and commentary on legal skirmishes in the Tax Appeal Board, a fire extinguisher misadventure in the Governor’s office, a joke about Judge Hartwell’s sea travel, and a political dinner pairing Longworth with Jack London. The piece parodies governance, law, and celebrity culture with exaggerated anecdotes and satirical rants.
Discussion on possible electric light plant for Molokai with water power considered as a generation option. A large water pipe shipment arrived for the settlement while plans for cold storage and local factories are noted. Divorce suit reports Darry Flint claiming destitution and inability to pay attorney fees. she fled the area to avoid the proceedings.
The Harrison Mutual Burial Association proposes a new relief fund for financially strained members. An assessment of 1.00 per member may be levied by December 15, 1907, to create a fund paying eligible families 50.00 less 20 percent, with 20 percent covering administration. If funds drop below 100.00, further assessments replenish it. Delinquency risks loss of benefit, but renewal is allowed by paying assessments plus penalties.
In Probate at Chambers in Honolulu on Oahu Hawaii the court orders notice for the petition of Hermann Focke executor of the last will of Thomas W Gay deceased to be heard August 26 1907. Focke seeks allowance of 803 80 and charges himself with 1022 80. The court will hear objections and determine distribution of remaining property and discharge executors. Publication to run in Evening Bulletin for three weeks with final notice two weeks prior.
In the in the matter of the estate of Susan Brash, a hearing is set for September 2, 1907 at 9 o'clock a.m. in the court room at Honolulu. Probate petitions seek Letters of Administration to Patrick Gleason after Susan Brash died intestate on February 1, 1907, leaving property in Hawaii. Notice will be published in the Evening Bulletin once weekly for three weeks.
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