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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1906
Page
4
A Honolulu letter discusses Hawaii delegation aims in Washington notes and strides toward large earth ownership by Harriman. It names local issues like Board of Health and Public Instruction politics and Kona district concern with territorial governance and public confidence.
Fragmented report outlines Kona's ongoing troubles tied to territorial politics and school affairs. It notes suspect communications by Navid Alawn and public figures, alleging political motives behind protests and administrative shifts amid a contentious case involving district officials and physicians.
A fragmented weather bulletin lists temperatures around 60 degrees and humidity near 70 percent. It records dew point, wind velocities with directions and times, and rainfall totals for the prior 24 hours, attributed to a U S Weather Bureau source.
The embezzlement trial of B Vivian Richardson, charged with misappropriating funds of the Parritory while clerk of the Waterworks Department, opened before Judge Lindsay. Deputy AGs Prosser and Fleming prosecute. A G M Rolerton defends. Jury selection dominated forenoon. verdict expected in the afternoon.
The funeral from the late residence at Victoria and Deretanta Street is set for tomorrow afternoon at ACS o'clock. Pallbearers listed include I. A. Behwefer, CM Books, H. C. Janes, J. O Carter, 8. Mr Damon, FW Macfarlane, J. Boulding, and A. & Cleghorn. A Japanese sampan owner reports her boat missing with two crewmen after a suspected inland voyage.
The Hawaii Supreme Court, Justice Hartwell, holds that imprisoning for nonpayment of a $5 fine from a Honolulu laundry ordinance is invalid. The ruling affirms a Chinese defendant’s conviction but voids imprisonment as a punishment for nonpayment, citing unsanctioned indirect penalties.
Motinag, former Japanese parliament member now in Tan da, plans return to Japan with a barrel of funds raised among Hawaiian Japanese for widows and orphans of soldiers from the Russia war. He recently addressed strikers at Waialua plantation to boost contributions. The fund totals over 10,000 so far, and he is said to travel in style while earning on a percentage basis.
The Supreme Court opened its February term with a calendar of motions and appeals. Notable items include Winn Notley v Brown and Territory of Hawaii v Lau Gin, with arguments noted for plaintiff and defendant in error, along with exceptions from circuit courts and an extension of Kukul street. The court heard arguments on judge qualification and took the Notley v Brown matter under advisement.
Real estate notice notes screened room available in a good locality with agent Ad drews J. Bultetin listed for contact. Weaker OCR reads ose as part of contact details or pricing.
Nobuyuki Yamagami and partners opened a Honolulu soy factory on Mus lane off King street Palama. About forty leading Japanese guests attended a reception with English press representatives and H Hackfeld & Co presence. Yamagami spoke on local production replacing imported soy noting 1904 Hawaii consumption and duty advantages. Geisha performances and sample tastings highlighted the celebration.
Milverton gains an advantage by advancing the matter on the Calendar as Whiting opposes. The court schedules a hearing tomorrow at 10 a m to decide if Agnie exceptions should be allowed. If Milverton succeeds, Judge Lindsay’s sentence could take effect and Anin may be jailed promptly, with habeas corpus proceedings expected to follow.
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