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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1905

Page

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Kellett Accused of Embezzling Estate Funds in Opium Speculation

The hearing of P Dawson Kellett on a charge of embezzling 834.45 of Barete estate funds was held before Judge Robinson. The widow Maria Barete testified that Kellett, as trustee, had used estate money for his own purposes while claiming he would replace it. Kellett admitted spending funds on opium ventures and other schemes, saying he intended to repay but had misused the money. He was committed to the Grand Jury as the hearing noted.

P. Dawson Kellett Barete Robinson Kellett Maria Barete Douthitt Sheri A. G. M. Robertson Brown Simonton Magoon Eich Wader Fendant First National Bank Maxoun Yrows

Pineapples Shipment From Tropic Fruit Co

The Tropic Fruit Co will ship pineapples to the mainland. Orders may be left at Wall Fire, King Street. Phone Main 15. Alameda date August 9.

Tropic Fruit Co Wall Fire King Bt Alameda

WOTHER RIDE Ill Paul Isenberg Receives Wakeup Call

Ill Paul Isenberg received a wireless call this morning announcing the error and that Mr Inenberg leaves on tonight's steamer.

Wother Ride Paul Isenberg Inenberg Leamer

Hardy Must Obey. High Court Mandamus Seeks Bond Approval

Acting Chief Justice Wilder issued a writ of mandamus directing Judge Jacob Hardy of the Naval Circuit Court to approve the bond of D. Kaneault, the Knual County supervisor candidate accused of forging parts of his nomination endorsement. The proceedings set return for next Wednesday in Indaman. Kaneault contends his election certificate was issued June 26 and his oath taken before notary Avon C. Crook. Hardy declined to approve the bond citing principal issues though the bond form was otherwise sufficient.

Duntice A. A. Wilder James Jacob Hardy Kaval Chreuit D. Kaneajli Clai Indamun Hardy Knual Territory Avon C. Crook Tly Bouty Judea Hardy Kaneault Tudge Mardy

Bennington Fund Sent for Relief of Needy

The Mennington Fund raised seventy one dollars and fifty cents from a Teaxtess benefit minstrel show and one hundred seven dollars and fifty cents from subscriptions. Distribution to wives and children of disaster victims or wounded soldiers will be decided when funds are distributed, with further donations directed to Captain A. P. Niblack at the local naval station.

Mennington Mongolia Society HiTkao Teaxtess A. P. Niblack

A Good Investment in a Safe Deposit Vault

An advertisement touts a $5 investment in a fire proof vault offering worry free security and priceless dividends of freedom. It promises valuables will have a sacred resting place safeguarded from disturbance.

Recommendations on Territorial needs for Hawaii

Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce in KUL 890 prepare recommendations to the Governor to be included in his annual message to Washington. They urge consideration of plantation labor, Chinese coolie labor, and reciprocal trade, with hopes of aiding sugar interests and securing federal support. A federal building for the territory and a forum for Hawaiian bidders on government contracts are also anticipated actions.

Chamber of Commerce Washington Hawaii United States Wma New York Mervtante’ Association Unis

Engineer Douse Held On Serious Charge In Maui

In Maui a Japanese worker, Yamagata, was fatally burned by gasoline after an accidental mix up while cleaning machinery at Mawallan Commercial & Sugar Company. Alfred Douse, a reluctant engineer under Chief Engineer J N Williames, is jailed on murder charges amid conflicting accounts of the incident and ensuing inquiries.

Mullen Watsuku Maui T. Yamamato Mawallan Commercial & Sugar Company Pumene Hospital Yamagata Alfred Douse Putinone J. N Williame Watlutea Alfred Downe Arthur Altro J. L. Coke Fasoline Tila Yamakta

WVHA Improves Superintendent Jack McVeigh After Injury

Superintendent Jack McVeigh suffered a fractured leg when his horse fell backward on Alexander Street. He was attended by Dr CM Cooper after the accident on Saturday evening. The incident followed reports of a broader legal and business update including a demurrer filed by Rapid Transit Company and notes on other local affairs.

Jack McVeigh Alexander Street McVeigh CM. Cooper Rapid Tranalt Civile Federation

Indian youths to study in America from Honolulu port

Two Indian youths named Amar Natte Bunerjoo and Bendeshwari Prannd Bull rawal, from Henares, embark from Honolulu homeward bound to pursue education in the United States. They note Americans offer access and methods not found in British institutions, contrasting with long-standing Anglo education abroad.

Honolulu Yaomlay Mon Wolla Bunerjoo Bendeshwari Bullrawal Henares United States Cornell Yale Harvard Princeton America Oxford Carmbridge University of Edinburgh Dublin

Japan Calls for a Billion Indemnity and Concessions

Reports from Portsmouth say Japan demands Manchuria evacuation, Baghalien island cession, and a one billion dollar indemnity plus Vladivostok surrender. De Witte seeks to save Saghalien, may accept Harbin Port Arthur railway surrender and money terms if Saghalien is kept. A wireless station is planned on Mt. Tamalpais for Hawaii comms. New Orleans reports 63 yellow fever cases. Archbishop Chappellere lies in state. Sugar market notes shown.

Portsmouth N. H Japan Manchuria Baghallen Vladivostok ST. Pet! Jurg Rusia de Witte Harbin Port Arthur Russia New Orleans Chappellere

Garbage Investigation Yields No Graft Yet

A troubled probe into the city garbage bureau has found no graft or criminal acts by any official. Investigators report the Sunday pay system appears irregular but no one is accused. The Sanitation and Health Committee continues hearings as inconsistencies are flagged, with officials reluctant to discuss details.

Garbage Bureau Board of Pervines of Score Archer Supervinare Srytomver Scout- M Nome

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