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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1904
Page
1
The New York Republican State Committee formally endorsed President Roosevelt for re nomination at the national convention. The action settles the NY organization’s stance and sets the delegation on a straight platform.
Territorial Supreme Court at noon today denied George A. Davis petitions for rehearing in disbarment. Deputy Attorney General W. S. Fleming moved to strike the petitions as filed outside the thirty day limit after the opinion. The August 10 1903 disbarment followed the October 1902 term ruling, with earlier petitions rejected, and Davis now has no chance for further rehearing, despite grounds alleging disqualification of Justices Frear and Perry and prior contempt penalties.
Judge Robinson excused jurors as Territory v Jones proceeds next week for alleged murder of a wife. No clues ready for trial. attorney general and deputies busy with land jury. defense by J J Dunne and J Robertson in prior acquittal case of the mother-in-law. Fantan and Balkau games noted. police arrest three gamblers. Territory v Man Chong murder case continued.
Cartwright, trustee under the will of deceased Queen Emma heir Kunulakea, sues to determine who among defendants holds rights to funds from condemned Waikiki and Richards Street lands. He asks the court for instruction on disposition of $1,000 and $8,145 damages plus rents and interest, amid unclear entitlement among several defendants. The Queen Emma estate and related parties, including the Queen’s Hospital and administrator Bruce Cartwright, are named.
Japanese troops withdraw in large numbers from a port, believed bound for Dainy in Korea. In Seoul, Korean authorities report the Emperor agreeing to a more liberal constitution. In San Francisco, sugar centrifugal quotes drifted to 3.3825 cents.
Annual meeting at Hackfeld & Co. reelects J F Hackfelt as president HA Sopborg as vice president W Mioten hwuor as treasurer F Klamp as secretary A Hineberg as auditor. Board of Directors includes J A McCandless F W Macfarlane H Fooke. Harkhausen summarizes crops 1903 to 1905 with yields, areas, and water-projects.
The Territorial Central Committee executive of the Republican party endorsed Jax L Holt for Tax Auditor of the First Taxation Division at headquarters yesterday afternoon. Holt, long a tax office employee including deputy assessor, is praised for faithful service and public confidence. The chairman denied any bias against other candidates and said Treasurer Kopolkal had decided on Holt after review. Francis Connell 178 celebrated Washington's Birthday and the 21st anniversary with a banquet.
A KR and P. Studio collaboration highlights a platinum print described as a modern exclusive standard. Individual treatment in printing toning and mounting defines the process, positioning the platinum print from P. Studio as a premier and up to date offering in imaging.
Local notice promotes shipping of goods by the vessel named Telegraph Blue 681 under Rige and Perkins. It urges customers to arrange transport, highlighting reliable service and prompt delivery.
Secretary A J C Atkinson announces latest pattern Springfield rifles have been requisitioned and are en route. Colonel Jones and the militia welcome the news as the transfer proceeds following advice received at the Alawodn’s mall.
ST. PETERSBURG Russia Feb 27 The Russian Government objects to Japan's request to land the cable at Guam A formal protest will be presented to Secretary May China sails minus Russian beef SAN FRANCISCO Cal Feb 27 The Pacific Mail steamer China sailed today for the Orient via Honolulu after unloading the beef shipment consigned to Russian ports.
In Washington on February 27 A W Machen George E Lorenz and D B Groff were convicted of fraud related to the Post Office Department and sentenced to two years imprisonment and a $10,000 fine. Groff Brothers partner A W Groff's sentence remains undetermined.
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