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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
6
An incident aboard the steamship Manchuria near Nuguet and Hawaii leads to Captain Saunders' license loss. Investigators faulted the captain for navigating at full speed in thick weather, near land, during a heavy mist and rain squall, violating international navigation rules. The vessel halted, orders issued, and the inquiry continues with penalties under consideration.
The Supreme Court issued a written decision this morning in the Kaine election contest. It invalidated several ballots for marks near the candidate name, noting inconsistencies but allowing one ballot to stand after corrections. Justice Watson presided, ruling in favor of Katie to the extent of 08,80, and thanking counsel for their arguments and witnesses.
A woman was found guilty of bigamy in Judge Dole's court. She faced a one day sentence and a possible additional punishment. The case centers on a claimed prior marriage and the legality of her status as a wife. Further legal action may follow to determine her marital status.
Weather Bureau reports December 20 conditions with morning temperatures around seven and noon nearing zero. Relative humidity near eight percent, dew point eight percent, variable wind around 9 miles per hour, and no significant rainfall or moisture data beyond the reported entries.
P. E. R. Strauch reports Waity Building at 74 King Street as a notable property. The notice highlights ownership status and location, signaling a potential transaction or appraisal details for readers following local real estate developments.
JUNIUS KAME DIED OF BLOOD POISONING AT QUEENS HOPITAL. HIS FUNERAL WILL BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON AT 5 30 FROM THE CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL. HE WAS A PROMINENT FIGURE DURING THE REIGN OF KING Kalakame AND HELD OFFICES. BORN IN KAINEHA Lahaina Mani SEPTEMBER 17 1844, SON OF JOHN KEOHANOHANE AND KAIHA KAHIEMATANI. HE WORKED AS A SUGAR BOILER FOR JAMES CAMPBELL AND ROSE TO PROMINENCE IN 12 BY FILING TO RECOVER ESTATE OF KELITAKONUI, INVOLVING ABOUT 50 MILLION AND LAND AROUND HONOLULU.
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