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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1904
Page
4
A chaotic public pageant in Honolulu stirs debate on police methods and public safety as deputies arrest a tourist amid noisy protests. Citizens debate traffic control, pedestrian safety and the role of law enforcement in maintaining order during a tense, crowded urban scene.
The arrest of Mr. Deering for reckless driving raises a statewide question. Hawaii weighs what to do with the automobile as speed enforcement centers on a city resident deemed a desirable tourist. Businessmen promoting tourism see an opportunity to shape policy while Honolulu builds its image as an auto friendly destination.
A habeas petition challenges a $90 fine for taking mullet from Honouliwili’s fishery. Judge De Holt finds the relevant section in force, denies relief, and permits continued imprisonment under the territory’s law. The case centers on Section 1446 of 1 Laws and its applicability to the conviction.
A long contested indictment centers on alleged election frauds linked to a candidate at the prior vote. Reports claim threats and extortion attempts involving monetary demands to expose supposed irregularities. Arrests and ongoing court action are noted, with witnesses including a deputy sheriff.
An OCR mishmash outlines Peruna tonic marketed by Dr Hartman with one and six bottles pricing. Mentions Columbus Ohio address and retail plans including Honolulu trade, urging direct correspondence for delays. References Hartman Sanitarium leadership and sale through Benson Smith & Co and connected distributors.
Judge Gear leaves coast for California after a four day moral inquiry as indictments linger. The term continues with trials postponed, most cases continued for the term while others await next sessions. Judge Robinson to handle minor matters as May case remains the sole active item.
Haleiwa Limited offers a first class train excursion from Honolulu on Sunday evenings at 8 10 p m. Tickets include access to Hotel Haleiwa facilities with bathing tennis golf drives and fishing. Return arrives by 10 10 p m, providing a full day trip on the railroad line.
A report from Chicago notes Judge Robinson will hear criminal cases tomorrow and a separate matter questions a stalled policy renewal at a Vermont avenue address. The narrative details indictments, jail delays, and local intrigue around a missing or non existent insured property, with residents and officials puzzled by the faulty records and unsettled ownership.
A Kunaltas figure urges a government run liquor system with a wholesale hub, local distri bution networks, and strict controls. He argues majority demand for regulated sale, reduced harm, and stronger police powers, detailing taxes, penalties, audits, and shared profits for territorial needs.
In St Louis on November 10 Joseph W Polit, Democratic Governor elect, issued an interview stressing unity over harsh critique. He warned against elevating individual candidates over principles and noted widespread returns showing Republicans leading with wide margins in most counties except the governor race.
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