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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1904
Page
5
Bulletin item notes that membership costs and benefits are listed with a phone line and Beretania office. The weak edition of the bulletin is priced at $1 per year.
Among Kinwa passengers to Hilo and ports were Rev. G L Pearson Mrs J Kennedy W F Drake Mr and Mrs Paul Jarrett L A Thurston A Louisaon T Wolff and Mr and Mrs PL Low.
A fragmented local notice page lists personal injury mentions J P Ball and attorney J Pratt, with attorney W T Rawling visiting business. Advertisements for Emu products, chocolates, and plumbing services mark Fort Street and King Street, while Hae waiian Iron Fence and Monument Works promotes headstones and granite stock.
George A. Davie submits an exhaustive brief challenging unprofessional conduct charges in a case tied to Judge Dole. He cites the Sumner suite and Supreme Court rehearing denial, arguing the evidence and disbarment process were flawed and urging reinstatement of his standing in the profession.
Trial of Joseph Finn charged with assault with intent to murder Hugh Rooney opens before Judge Robinson. Defense by J J Diane, prosecution by W B Fleming. Case draws public interest as Finn allegedly shot Rooney near Union Street back-stand, one bullet entering Rooney’s arm and another grazing his back. Rooney hospitalized. an Indy passenger in Rooney’s back is not involved.
The notice outlines several dividend opportunities including Cala Sugar Co at 12 percent, Mutual Telephone at 2 percent, and other entries such as Agr and Balea-o Maw. It signals February 15 as a key date for dividend declarations and return expectations.
Two Russians who rampaged the other night went to the police station with a complaint against an attorney who defeated them in Police Court. They alleged a $10 fee plus $15 more for a riot charge, were convicted, then a retirement was requested by the attorney. Sheriff Brown provided a version: one man had most money and paid a large sum. After conviction each paid $11, the attorney got a ball receipt and cashed $100. Debate arose over fees and possible criminal suit against Straus. Russians, old soldiers, want to return to Russia. $2100 total funds may not suffice to reach home even if they work.
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