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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1901
Page
4
Rattter Entered at the Poet Office and details on subscription rates for the Bulletin. Figures cover monthly street sales, four day and ten day totals, average daily sales, and advance payments. The text also references court matters and political commentary on appointments and officials.
A garbled account questions whether Chief Justice Frau and associates erred in a case involving Perry and a lower court judge, asking if prior judgments should affect current rulings and whether appeals were improperly blocked by judges who may have had prior authority or involvement in the case.
A garbled report outlines a legal power struggle among the Attorney General, the First Circuit Court, and the Supreme Court. It alleges interference by the executive department and political allies to discredit the Crewe Court and influence the grand jury and lower courts, signaling a constitutional clash over judicial independence.
Fragmented remarks discuss Supreme Court majority, Attorney General stance, and potential impact on territorial transition, habeas corpus, and governance. Mentions Grand Jury, Chief Justice, and political maneuvering affecting the Territory's legal fate.
A chaotic city incident near Meary Street involved a Chinese man and a driver named Sirleo Witcox. The altercation escalated after a failed bicycle ride attempt and a restraining hand by a bystander, with officials noting a broader push to curb street traffic and protect pedestrians amid rising tensions.
Patrons may view a dramatic rendition of Jesse James Oath by the Youths’ Pianatt Club at the Punchbowl theater social hall. The event draws a large crowd with the Punchbowl theater near capacity as the club presents thrilling outlaw scenes.
In Judge Dickey's court Kaitinll was charged with a crime in Knight Was. Attorney Kaulus and Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth appeared for the defense and prosecution. The record notes the defendant had used alcohol and faced a lengthy sentence, with evidence presented and no further detail provided.
A printed article reports United States Attorney and union leaders inspecting an agreement between unions and employers. Baird notes certain provisions conflict with antitrust law, promising to revise the contract to comply. The piece lists committee collections from Ishup & Co and other firms, noting sums of 50 dollars, 75 dollars, 25 dollars, and 25 dollars for various contributors.
Bishop and Co bank offers letters of credit issued in principal cities. Interest on fixed deposits after post at seven days, 2 percent per year. Notices about rates vary by distribution method. Printing at the Bub retin attine.
A man appeared in the Por Lee COWL this for riding a blevele without teil and related offenses. The report describes the charge, details of the alleged ride along a traseat brew, and the local authorities citing the Territory Stables for serving reliable drivers and free delivery and pickup at Main 48.
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