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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1912
Page
4
Weinland outlines a broad strategy against the Mediterranean fruit fly noting the quarantine is important but insufficient. He warns the campaign must prevent orange and mango crops from being hit and anticipates shifting focus to broader pest control and fruit protection.
A party led by Deputy Attorney General Arthur G Smitty Chlet Forester Ralph Hosmer and Raneh of Louison Tempaky will inspect the Kohaln forest land slated for condemnation. They will pick up others at Maul and begin the title search as soon as possible, reviewing all ground and statutes relevant to the matter.
A wireless message to the Kauai Board of Health reports another diphtheria case at Hunayope Kauai. Provident Pratt cautions it may be a sporadic outbreak rather than the start of a larger epidemic.
Four hundred Wiltenen immigrants held in quarantine since arrival are expected to be freed next Friday and moved to the territorial immigration station before dispersing to homes on various islands. Dr. Carl Ramos notes a suspicious cane linked to a physicians’ conference prompts stricter measures amid uncertain smallpox status in a Spanish child.
Harbor officials debated the collision between the steamer T. K. K. Shine vo Mari ang at the Aliken dock during its maiden voyage. Pilots Haunders MacCunley and Lorenzen presented views on harbor currents and the inflow of sewage water.
In Judge Whitney's court this morning a case about the Robinson family history spanning sixty years opened. The trial centers on whether the Keoko claim to twenty seventh interest in Robinson property is valid, with testimony from Dr. Lyman Abbott and Dr. Mary Eddy, an American who has long lived in Turkey, and mentions President Taft considering U S mediation in the Turko Italian war and a Floral Parade event.
The Hawaiian colony in Washington celebrated Christmas in the city with pleasant and festive ten days. Delegates and wives joined in, moving to the Dewey hotel, considering a Palm Beach trip but staying local. Activities included dinners, calls on friends, automobile rides, and golf, with members and mourners, including Ashrong and Dickey, remaining active in the season.
Four suits filed in the superior court by Claus Auguste Spreckels heirs against sons John D. and Adolph H. Spreckels over property gifts totaling more than 18.7 million dollars made between 1897 and 1904. They allege gifts, made without wife Anna C. Spreckels consent, exceeded half the community estate and seek restitution or 12 million dollars if restitution in kind is impossible. The defense says the action targets past gifts with his wife’s consent and notes the properties have long since been enjoyed without dispute.
Condemnation proceedings proceed for land in Hilo needed for a new Union school. Attorney General Arthur G. South will push the matter rapidly. Ground to be condemned is the Rose Mason property, just enough for the new school. Superintendent Pope hopes work will be ready for September opening.
Ejectment proceedings in Hilo over occupancy of property proceed with the attorney general's department set to start soon. The dispute centers on ownership by Mrs. Sarah Coen Watters and occupancy by Cabrinha, with a lease issue and prior mix up noted in the record.
A Nipponese man in Hawaii was fined twenty dollars for carrying a sword cane in a public place. Judge Monsurrat ruled the four foot weapon too dangerous to be carried on the streets, noting the offender did not know local weapon laws.
A compact list highlights agents linked to major marques such as Packard Pope Hartford Brev Duryea Cadillac Thomas Fly Buick and Over Baker Electric, reflecting a network of representatives connected to historic automobile makers.
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