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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
1
The defense in the Jones murder case pressed the insanity theory with schoolmates' accounts of Jones at school. Witnesses described Jones's isolation, sleep disturbances, and imagined persecution, painting a troubled childhood and suggesting a predisposition to mental illness affecting behavior.
A fragmented OCR passage outlines Jones as a central figure in a murder case. It references his schoolmates and a defense plan, noting prior mental health questions and upcoming testimony from friends who worked with him on a burglary incident near the harbor before the crime.
The old Hawaiian Government tug Eley was sold at noon by Will E. Fisher for Flaor Ables & Co. Ltd. The vessel brought $2,000 amid mixed opinions, inspectors had previously questioned license renewal though earlier inspection found the ship sound. Bidding opened at $1,000 and rose to $2,000 as waterlogged condition appeared. The Hawaiian government and purchaser agreed the sale would be void if the license could not be renewed.
The motion to transfer the libel case against Testa to Judge Robinson unfolds. De Bolt’s defense claims prejudice from judge’s instruction that the matter in question lay with the court. The court reportedly found the publication libelous, though the record notes continued argument.
John P. Spalding a postmaker from Kolow in Jtego was brought to the city in custody by United States Marshal Hendry. He faced U S District Attorney Breckens after a warrant sworn by Postoffice Inspector Stute alleged he issued a money order to A Fernandes & Son without full payment to fraudulently obtain $100 from the United States. Authorities indicated more charges may follow as the case develops.
Dr W Wile of Danbury Conn sent $230 to Tr BL Comper for a bandstand at Kulaupapa. The note names the structure Tarry Wile after Wile’s county home. Wile says the shipper provided boxes of tools and materials free, aiding the settlement project.
Rumored prize pup fire shadows a canceled foureame event in Manow Gale Chik. amid confusion, fair teen couples entered. organizers warn of further disruptions. A. Kremme reports a dentith Auguat Dreler linked to property on makal Walkttd corner.
Coelho proposes a budget cut plan for the legislature aiming to save funds. He suggests eliminating clerks, reducing staff across committees, and reallocating dollars to salaries, printing, and general expenses. He argues the economy will let the House operate with reduced staff while maintaining floor conduct.
A donor should prefer creating a trust rather than a direct gift to an institution or charity. The donor gains a perpetually invested income, and this company is legally authorized to provide such trusteeship services.
Feb 10 dispatches report over 100 killed and wounded in Warsaw as workers attempt to extinguish a furnace fire in a smelter. In UAG Russia a 30,000 strong strike ends with a jam. A Japanese legal capture sees an Austrian steam ram seized while coal cars were being tied to Vincitif.
In a bulletin style report, Manvel Reno claims the post office mishandled accounts and says the regular bookkeeper Spalding hid misconduct. He asserts the department examined the Kolea Postoffice books within three months. Continuous coverage notes sheriffs’ officers entertaining guests at leading hotels with music and dancing at several venues.
Irregular text discusses Daily Prayer costs and clergy, a House clerk race between N Fernandes and Charles Wilcox, and MA Clark health status. Also mentions Royal School girls baseball, Kahului to San Francisco voyage for a sugar-carrying ship.
It is smart in the best sense with faultless fit, graceful lines, and real distinction. Many shoes costing more fail to match its service. Features Pat. Colt mat kid top, tap last, extension sole, fat tread, and blucher cut.
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