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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
1
Report details Capt Graham aboard Fort George and the vessel Phelps in a race context. Mentions rival boats, positions, and Marine operations with decayed OCR prose. Accounts from Willette and Koahihut Wi Co officials describe arrival times and distances, noting Fort George led the Phelps by specified miles at given checkpoints.
The Territory appeals a district court ruling over a demurrer in a test case involving Hector Cool Brown executor and Abigail Campbell Parker. The suit seeks $158 for sewer property damages at the corner of Court and Merchants streets covering December 1, 1902, to June 30, 1904.
A $400 000 damage suit involving Wan. 4 Lawele vorme 1h P Maldwin the Castles and others is before the Supreme Court. The case details are pending transmittal from the inner court with proceedings continuing. A San Francisco dateline indicates February 6.
An Inland Hawaii princess was named to represent the Inland of Hawaii in the Honolulu Floral Parade. The selection followed a committee process with figures Angus McPhee and Johnny Winter presenting a formal award before departure for Honolua on the Kinlin.
Attorney W A Kinney of Medicyde Sugar Co says the canal dispute between Mte Heyde and Kelow plantations will go to court in the city. The Onno stream and its easterly branch are the focal points with Koloa building dams and McBryde workers attempting to dismantle them. Fighting had been ongoing, now a tense truce exists as both sides fortify positions mauka of the main street.
A concise insurance advertisement emphasizes the value of obtaining life and property coverage to protect dependents when death, fire, or accident occurs, noting the low cost of securing welfare and security through a policy.
Reported by a political courier, four county supervisors plan to unseat Chairman Hustace by resurrecting Ferns resolution on officials with $100 plus salaries holding other offices. Archer Murvey Cox back the effort while Hartwen may block it. follow up at the next board session with possible gains for Cox’s chair.
Berlin reports the German Reichstag passed the Brussels sugar convention and voted to reduce internal revenue duty on sugar to ten marks per metric hundred starting April. The measure is seen as lowering costs for sugar and affecting production and consumption in Germany.
The Supreme Court released its morning summaries on appeal decisions, outlining opinions on income tax deductions and building costs. It notes two new points on the law of eaves and expense deductions, stating that replacement costs may be allowed but not fully abandoned under Hinwall tax rules.
Louis Glass, the renowned balloon magnate, was granted bail of 20000 dollars due to illness after a bribery conviction. In Los Angeles on February 7, Japanese residents request permission to aid in welcoming Admiral Evans’ battleship fleet as the program proceeds.
In Santiago de Chile on February 7 two Chilean cruisers and five torpedo destroyers were to escort the American fleet to Valparaiso, strengthening naval coordination between the allies.
The Committee of Ten plans another Wallagh meeting at Anta Park if rain allows. A lengthy Hawaiian report detailing the work of the Committee will be read to the assembly. Speakers, many of whom are on the Committee, will deliver backhanded compliments and announce reorganization after Wallach refuses to act.
The bodies of the late Portugal and his son were laid to rest in the Royal Chapel at midnight. In Oakland California a birth is noted for the wife of Et Crabbe, son, on February 19.
The fragment provides a partial notice from a weekly edition titled The Event dulistin. Details are incomplete and names, dates, and specific events are unreadable.
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