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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1905

Page

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Bertelmann Matter Jury Disagreement

The Bertelmann case ends another deliberation as the jury reports no verdict on the two counts. Judge Dole notes the jurors cannot agree on guilty or innocence and contemplates a new trial next Monday. Strenuous exchanges over juror selection and court procedure follow as officials discuss drawing jurors by statute.

Cape Frank Bertelmann United Stats Wiilver Tenney Park Peck Jndi Dunne Straude Strauss Dole Bertelmann Straus Brec Kong Dinne Auden Dole

Todays Events Highlight Local Happenings And Shows

Poultry show at Wortick building on Stur ehant Street runs all day with a 1 30 pm start. Mystic Shriners meet at Progress Hall at 2 pm and parade at 2 15 pm, followed by the matinee of The Two Orphans at Orpheum Theater. Football Mailes versus Pas fahour at the baseball park at 3 18 pm. County Committee meets at Republican headquarters on Fort Street at 7 40 pm. Concert at Kahlliauland Hall on Kukui Street near Nu Hi pm, and the theater shows The Two Orphans at Orpheum. Mystic Shriners banquet at the Hawaiian Hotel.

Wortick Sturehant Street Myatly Shriners Progress Hall Mystle Shrinera Orpheum Theater Baseball Park Tal P.m Republican Fort Street Kahlliauland Hall Kukui Street Nu Hi Mystic Shriners Hawaiian Hotel

Business leaders plan Hawaii policy push in capitol

Directors of the Merchants' Association and the Chamber of Commerce will hold a joint meeting at 3 o'clock Monday in the Stangenwald building to coordinate support for the President's Hawaiian policy. They aim to urge approval of recommendations to reduce internal revenue and customs allocations and to push improvements. A representative business man from each island may travel to Washington to lobby Congress for the Hawaii program.

Merchants’ Association Chamber of Commerce Stangenwald Con Arena Lowrey Chamber Booncer Spencer Geo. W. Smith Merchante’ Association

Consul General of Portugal Addresses Immigration Policy

The Portuguese Consul General, Canavarro, clarifies official stance on immigration and embankment from Portugal. The publication notes mixed reactions among labor groups about securing European labor and concerns of evasion and Oriental labor influx. Government statements emphasize no tolerance for evasion and swift action against any illicit recruitment plots.

A. de Canavarro Portugal Ashe Nebo Portugues Guy Kovorhmere

Shriners Parade Fueled by Hawaiian Band on Fort Street

A Shriners parade led by a Hawaiian band moved along Fort Street toward a hall while bystanders held ropes, Sam Johnson operated a road roller and Bob Shine carried a rope roping around his neck. Fire Chief Deering showed a miniature fire engine amid banners on the high jinks event.

Lo'elook Fort Street King Tose Hall Sam Johnson Bob

Admiral Goodrich Visits Honolulu on Flagship

Admiral Goodrich arrives in Honolulu aboard the flagship Chicago for a first stop in the city, with Rear Admiral Caspar Joulrion. Chicago left San Francisco Saturday and will make a voyage to other islands with plans to stay briefly and then depart for the coast. The Chicago, 325 feet long with twin screws, was rebuilt after the Civil War era and now carries a full crew and staff including Captain Charles J. Hainer and a fleet of officers and aides.

Caspar FP Joulrion Inehien Saoith Alent Honolulu Uengahipy Chicago Naval Wharf San Kran Iwo Goodrich Milo San Frag Ieee General Beer Hirat Pln Korea Adie Goodrich de Stoppin Florength Brooklyn Davy Yard Vowmlander Charles J. Hainer Wash Beton Vadeer Hhonahill Chicago i Caspar Frederick Gomifrieb Frank W. Hartlett William Hopking Neet Marine Oacer Charles Johnston Badker Frank W. Bartlett William Porter White Eae

Protest At Sale By Ballantyne Amid Transit Property Row

Readable fragments recount a dispute over sale terms for a Rapid Transit property and a cable line. Attorneys argue whether the Ballantyne cable should be sold with the rest or separately. The dispute centers on stipulations and potential oversights affecting the sale and payment conditions.

Ballantyne WY Butte United Stee Supreme Court Maine Anetioneer Morgan Peck Rapid Tranatt Co Ballentyne Moriald Phon Richardeon

Gilbert Not Arrested In Wood Stealing Incident

Chester Doyle arrested near Wotan yesterday for cutting wood on Govert land. Mr Gilbert was not arrested and brought to Honolulu as reported. He took the morning train, felt unwell, and lay beneath a tree near the railroad after alighting.

Chester Doyle Japan Gilbert Wotan Govert Honolulu Tie Lina Doyle Gilbert Nays Mo- Holuli Agatoet

Peagoge Files New Refinition Suit Against Garvie

A convoluted court filing names W. C. Pemrook & Co and several associates against Alexander Garvie and others. The dispute centers on a quo warranto claim and the right to serve as president of Peacock & Co. The case references a prior demurrer and an appeal to the Supreme Court. Witnesses and statements touch on land, duty, and alleged misstatements by parties connected to the Land Commissioner.

W. C. Pemrook & Co WG. Poavoet RL. Auerbach Andrew Brown Aleander Garvie J. J. Cockburn A. W T Hottomley J. G. Rothwell Wo Ashton IW. Hreckone Runreme Court W. C. Pessok Alesander Garvie Winalow Peacock & Co. LA

100 Gold Off Horn for Several Months for Immigrants

Report from the Mawallan Sugar Plant Huson meeting at 1 o clock Monday in Fle Judd outlines immigration issues. The labor committee prepares a publishing to the Administration Board regarding 1000 participants from the Adore. Delays loom due to weather and railroad completion. a boundary survey and government wood dispute are noted.

Montoon Horn

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