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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1904
Page
4
A fragmented bulletin notes reminders on political and labor topics, including county government, sugar price manipulation, and state staff changes. It references Robineos and Carter positions, Hawaii Marine Hospital service status, and the impact of advertising on stopovers for the America Maris liner service.
In this study the powers contend over Japan with Britain and the United States influencing the course. Public sentiment shifts toward supporting Japan, reflecting American idealism and paternal interest in East Asia amid crisis.
Fragmented OCR text discusses U S aims to prevent Asian domination, opposing Japanese supremacy and German influence. References to open door, Pacific power balance, and keeping peace while avoiding broader war. Mentions Russia, China, and various nations edging toward conflict in the Orient.
Supreme Court overrules exceptions in a trustee dispute under the will of HP Wahoo. Chief Justice Frear writes the opinion, addressing service, extrinsic evidence, and default issues in a statutory action to quiet title brought by Eubetitating against alleged apppointed trustees. The ruling discusses service methods, return of service, and quashing summons when joint trustees are not properly served.
The court reviews service issues against defendants as trustees under AP Hehop. It notes potential defective or amended returns and delays exceeding two years. Exemptions denied. case remanded to Circuit Court for proper proceedings with parties motioning for continued action. Weaver Whitney appear for plaintiff. Kinney McClanahan Derby for defendants.
The document outlines membership withdrawal terms offering 75 percent of profits to exiting members, with 25 percent reserved for beneficiaries of the stock block, and notes stock shares at one dollar per month. It also mentions a forthcoming baseball visit via the transport Sheridan, plans for a Hawaii Chapter meeting at Foster Hall, and a court indictment related to selling liquor, with references to Judge Robinson and the Fourteenth Amendment.
Koloa Jan 20 83rd birthday for ex Supervisor and House of Wai neighborhood owner Mr. Rego. A drum and brass band gathered outside his dining room as family watched. Guests were invited inside for refreshments while the band played. Fireworks and stories followed, and local figures attended as police logged a few notices and injuries were reported around town.
The YMCA defeated Punaho junior team 1 to 0 on Saturday at Makiki parade grounds. James Nott and Paul Behmdit starred for YMCA while Vivian Holstein and John Kea were standout for Punaho. YMCA leads league after beating Punaho as both sides fought hard in a tense second half.
Private Teter testifies that Futauigoto killed his wife and Mrs W H Rickard in Kaithya near Honokaa after planning to use a knife. The attacker fled into surrounding brush. Sheriff Andrewe led bloodhounds on his trail. Miss Ethel Rickard survived but suffers shock from the attack.
A parade of about fourteen Hawaii Yacht Club boats anchored near each other at Peab Hartor Harbor. The Dewey and Gladyx led the lineup with Commodore Picker and party aboard, T. W. Hobron and Lee L. Ward sailing aboard others. An afternoon race between the Howey and Hawaii favored Hawaii. Commodore Picker returned to Pearl Harbor after the gathering.
Jack Morgan was sentenced to one year in prison by Judge Robinson for the alleged abduction of Irene Luciel Edwards. He remains in custody, pending bond settlement for a new trial. Deputy Attorney General B C Poteres prosecuted. Creighton and J M Vivan defended Morgan, with Creighton noting a motion for a new trial.
Byron Hot Springs offers hot salt mud and sulfur baths famed for rheumatism gout and malaria relief. Modern steam heated baths and warm pools are advertised for winter comfort. Bookings via Bulletin Office or Mr J K Burkett. address Byron Hot Springs Contra Costa County California.
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