Evening Bulletin 1908 News Summary From Hawaii
The Evening Bulletin issue carries World War notes, local politics, and Hawaii coverage including a court case on delegates to Washington, Pacific affairs, and a transit accident report. It mentions Democratic contest hints and Hawaii’s territorial governance, with hospital and police testimony shaping an early morning incident.
Bill seeks to limit Comgrimsteem representation in Congress
Fragmented wording outlines a proposal to reduce representation for a region and opposition views. Mentions United States Senator Paty carrion and references Roosevelt, Platt bill, and administration stance in a vague political context.
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United States
Paty Carrion
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Roosevelt
Booth
Platt
Merchants Seek Subsidy Plan for Honolulu Ports
A Honolulu ocean shipping plan aims to aid tourism and transportation by subsidizing freight to connect Anteno and San Francisco. Officials discuss the Merchant Association seeking a subsidy to promote Atlantic and Pacific trade routes, with details on transportation costs and future meetings to advance the effort.
Murder investigation at Attorney General's office scene
The Attorney General's department conducted thorough examination of the events at Luetiel days ago as witnesses queued outside the offices. An expert mathematician reflected on courtroom calculations, underscoring tension in the incident.
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Attorney General's Department
Buyemonyards
Lueitel
Grand Jury Indicts After Lengthy Investigation Delays
The grand jury met in the courthouse to hear findings from a protracted probe. Prosecutors presented evidence about several defendants linked to a case involving an alleged attempt to seize property. Indictments were filed as the panel completed its session, with details kept for court proceedings.
Shriners Parade Set To Move Through City Streets
The Shriners parade plans a downtown route from Kerr Street to Bishop Street then King Street toward the Capitol. Spectators are urged to watch as floats and participants march along Hotel Street and Beretania toward Progress.
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Alchea
Beretania
Loltingon
Pinkhan Alleges Leder Consented in Court Proceeding
A chaotic habeas corpus hearing in a Hawaii territorial court centers on Pinkhan alleging Leder consented. The session drew about five people, with testimony from Kalua and Moark of Health officials among others. Details describe delays, transportation to Kalanapapm, and scheduling through to a rumored future ruling while Health and territorial authorities oversee related orders.
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Howitt
Wawail
Metokel
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Salih
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Faete
Trend Upward in World Sugar Markets Amid Holiday Review
Willett and Gray report a favorable week for sugar markets with European prices rising and United States demand steady. They note Cuba sugar shipments, central factory activity planned for December, and overall price momentum toward higher quotations despite a brief dip in European futures.
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Willett & Gray
Enya
Cuba
Bone Moutha
Warrant for Kupihea Indicted in Election Violation Case
A warrant was issued for the arrest of times Kupihea on charges of irregularities at the last election after an indictment by the grand jury. Five others were named in the same indictment, all ordered sealed. A Japanese woman named Ixo was arrested on one indictment for pelting illegal ballots. Detective Hatter spoke with Governor Carter about the case earlier today. Panama hats cleaned at Mrs Lek emonts eat.
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America
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Ixo
Kynor Illegatty
Governor Carter
Panama
Mra Lekemonts
Haleiwa Limited Excursion From Honolulu Sunday Outing
The MALEIWA LIMITED departs Honolulu Sundays at 8 22 am aboard a first class train. It reaches Haleiwa in two hours and the round trip costs 2 0 0 dollars. Passengers spend 10 22 am to 3 10 pm at HOTEL HALEIWA with bathing tennis golf drives and walks before returning to town at 10 10 pm.
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Maleiwa Limited
Honolulu
Haleiwa
Moana Hotel Dance Tonight Amid Sea Arrival Hype
The Moana Hotel hosts a Friday night dance as the Korea ship expected to dock tomorrow afternoon. The Haneenkers are set to entertain, with several dinner parties planned at the hotel and the usual festive mood anticipated around the port arrival.
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Abe
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Wok
Korea
Phoenix Savings Building and Loan Association Notice
For particulars Phoenix Savings Building and Loan Association. Dudd Building Honolulu Guarantee Capital 200000.06 Paid-in Capital 1300000.04 Pocock cashier.
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Phoenix Savings
ANE Loan Association
Dudd Building
Honolulu
Pocock
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