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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1906
Page
8
A quirky 19th century ad warns that dog owners must pay a dog tax and wear a number on a collar or risk the dog catcher taking their pet away. It promises new collars for tax payment and touts a large stock of collars locks chains dog remedies and related goods.
An old advertisement notes that "Rave the Horne" is indicated for enlargement from injury causing thickening of tissues and can be used with shin or ankle boots without risk. It claims effectiveness in all conditions and weathers and is sold by Drug Co in Honolulu, formerly Troy, New York.
Testimony shows millions could be lent in the Philippines with sugar payments at a penny per pound and farmers in Michigan earning about 65 percent of the refined sugar price. Officials note the American Sugar Refining Company has no stake in Michigan beet sugar, while a Philippine land tract demonstrates sugar culture potential amid poverty echoes.
Out of the original panel jurors appeared in the Morning list including Wm H Cummings David Fuller Gil man Vala Napoleon Wr Rowe A Mr Fimpaon H R Tuck Marty Lerman GP Chaplp and Lesser Three were excused temporarily The special venire was reduced and a new list returned for tomorrow morning including J B Kahon J F Ehlere AH Berk J G Abreu J M Tucker J A Markham Lows Marks BW Sheikamer J McDonald down Martin ke Seymour Jim Cullen Jack Mancheld J W Smithlea Sark Lando
At 12 oclock Saturday February 1006 a public sale will occur at the front entrance of the Judiciary Building in Honolulu. The land is described as a portion of Public Land in Maui named Ina makuapoko with about 10.1 acres, mostly pastoral, adjoining road to the summit, elevation about ? aboveUpset price 2800 dollars. Terms in U S Gold Coin. Further details at Department of Public Lands Victory Building Honolulu. JAS W PRATT Commissioner of Public Lands Honolulu. January 1h Jr Januar 6 18 40 87 Feb 2
Fragmentary voyage notices list various ships and captains with port calls and departure times. Entries include Alameda Dowdell bound for Seattle and San Francisco arrivals, plus Mikahala Gregory heading to Kauai and Maui ports, with listed p m times and dates amid Hawaiian Standard Time references.
Antonio Verry petitions the Territory of Hawaii Court of Land Registration to register and confirm his interest in land described near Gov't Road in Kalihi, Waiiki area. The case, heard by Judge J T De Bolt, sets February 1 at Boats Landing, Oahu, for all interested parties to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Witness Philips Weaver, January 3, 1906.
Judge Lindsay clears juror waived calendar by dismissing numerous cave cases where no attorney appeared. This reduces the congested docket as defendants sought postponements to delay judgments. Appealed cases such as Wing Wo Kwai and Kamalo Sugar Co were dismissed. motions for nonsumula granted in several others.
The Alameda departed Honolulu shortly after 10 am for San Francisco with many Honolulu passengers and a number of Japanese travelers. She arrives next Tuesday around noon carrying 14 bags of Hawaiian coffee, 2000 bags of rice, 667 bunches of bananas, fifteen fern packages for the Palace Hotel, and cargo including cotton, tobacco, pine, vegetables, hides, tallow, wine casks, drums, and a large assortment of dried fruit. A divorce suit involving W J Eyland and M G England is noted.
A fragmented court document shows Perry claiming partial denial of charges in the United States suit against the Metropolitan beet trust and related parties. He admits some acts but denies involvement in price fixing or monopolistic conduct, noting limited knowledge of others and stock ownership without control or voting influence.
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