05 Aug 1903
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1903
Page
1
Some newly appointed government officers have not taken the required oath. Recorder Geo Re Carter reminded them of the obligation and the potential legality issues. The Attorney General may be asked to rule on acts performed without an oath, and salaries may be delayed until proper oaths are sworn and notarized.
A Hawaii board meeting outlined extensive teacher transfers and new appointments for the new year. Island schools receive personnel shifts including Lahainaluna’s new principal and multiple moves among Pohukaina, Kalihiwaena, Waipahu, Kahuku, and Lahaina facilities, with several resignations noted.
The ballet detention camy meeting of the Republicans to be held Friday evening will be attended by delegates and speakers beyond those listed yesterday. Prince Jonah Kalankanaole may address the gathering and offer encouragement before departing for Washington to attend Congress. Clarence J. Crabbe of the Repair Mean Central Committee will also speak, with leaders expected to deliver a rousing address. Additional meetings were held in the Fifth District as preparations for the Friday program continue, with Senator McCanthen and Representatives Wallace and McCants among the speakers listed after yesterday’s bulletin.
A bulletin reporter records Sumner aboard the steamer Sumner declines Hawaii, saying he will return to Tahiti for good. He reveals plans to sail to San Francisco then Tahiti, noting desire to live peacefully away from lawyers and Hawaii’s distractions. Wyllie and his wife escort him, while Sumner hints at possible future farewells.
Three divorce motions are pending before Judge George Telxeira with family differences resolved for bearing. Tomorrow and Friday the communal of Wildgrave va Plektarove Jonen ve Jonen will be interrogated. The myesanatul medndrame te Gheep's Clothing at the Aebpeum Haturday AvpuRE &.
A crowd aboard the Fearless escorted Judge Estee and wife from Alameda harbor as a heartfelt farewell marked by whistles, waving handkerchiefs, and cheers. District officers and friends joined the salute while a placard listed officials including Henekens Weyne Chamberlain and others witnessing the departure for a vacation.
A reward of 15 dollars each was offered by Captain Barton of the steamer Cla Yering for the capture of five Chinese men who escaped on Monday night. Detective McDute followed a tip to a house on LA Hh Street this forenoon and the quintet were taken to the police station.
A brief notice notes fruit stored under cold conditions at Wells Farga and Company, with details suggesting an inventory report or shipment status. The item names appear repeatedly, indicating a focus on storage and handling practices for perishable goods.
Pope Pius X held an audience with American pilgrims after confirming Cardinal Oregna as Camerlengo and signaling Cardinal Agliardi as likely Secretary of State. Agliardi, born 1832, bishop since 1900, is noted for aligning with papal policies as a Sacred College member.
London August 5 The British Minister at Peking ordered to oppose China’s demand for surrender of editors of the Chinese reform organ at Shanghai The Empress Dowager has attempted to curb reform newspapers prompting editors to be called to account by Chinese authorities The European element and educated Chinese have resisted efforts by the Chinese Government which would likely seek the death penalty for reform spokesmen
In Asotin Washington Aug The mob surrounding the jail overpowered guards and dragged William Hamilton from his cell. They hanged the confessed killer of a 13 year old, then dispersed after confirming the death, with relatives of the victim prominent among the mob leaders.
In San Francisco on August 6 the Treasury Department rescinded its order to inspect baggage arriving from trans-Pacific routes at Honolulu. The department will seek methods that satisfy Pacific travelers while improving security against escape of dutiable goods, pending further investigation.
A San Francisco report notes the Hooper lumber mill was completely destroyed by fire, causing an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. The piece also includes a jumble of unrelated dialogue and fragments about a teacher and local names.
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