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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1895
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin notes shifting opinions on pardons for political prisoners ahead of Thanksgiving and Christmas. Some opponents have changed positions since Thanksgiving, suggesting broader detention may not strengthen government security. Public sentiment reportedly favors granting releases.
A San Francisco court case raises whether a Chinese born in the United States is a citizen. If the federal courts adopt a restrictive ruling, it could strip habeas corpus rights and bar entry or返 deportation for Chinese nationals. The issue centers on citizenship rules and the power of customs authorities over landing.
The United States rejected Godfrey's damages claim for outraged possession, treating Hawaii like state governments that fail to shield citizens from mob violence. The piece questions whether lack of prosecution by Godfrey’s ancestors undermines any claim against Hawaii, and notes the U S stance on his voter status as a Hawaiian.
The document lists estate administration items for Antone Pedro and Thomas Keefe with receipts, expenditures, and balances. It notes A G M Robertson as attorney for Mrs Quigley and other clerical actions, plus a call to meeting of the Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Association Board of Supervisors in Honolulu, with schedule reminders for December 1895.
The piece discusses a misinterpreted Advertiser report on the 1890 garnishment law. It explains that the decision held Godfrey was not a Government employee under the law, so money owed to him from the Senate could not be garnished.
A partial readable fragment mentions Matai and a bier related phrase. The text is unclear but signals a local incident or notice. No complete names, dates, or actions are discernible beyond place references and a denominated item.
The column rebukes selling Stearns wheels as up to date after 1894, disputes claims about private letters from Harry F. Terrill, and reiterates a challenge to buyers to compare Tribune wheels with Stearns at a first class mechanic. It warns against purchasing any bicycle without examining the Tribune.
Judge Perry disposed of fifteen minor cases this morning. Oloboa and Kyopun were arrested for possessing befa tickets. Ben posted 100 bail on profanity. hearing set for Saturday. F Osmer charged with asewilling and hithwing his wife. evidence delayed by provocation. Three Choise gamblers fined 10 and costs. two others discharged. Somusea vs Miner in District Court failed. unknown judgment. Ab Fook, a Chinese truant, pled guilty. sentence suspended pending good behavior. Emil Klemme won $2425 judgment against W H K Smith on an I O U. Swanzy departed for Hamakus.
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