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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1908
Page
3
Unofficial reports indicate Kogoro Takahira is selected to succeed Aoki as Japan's ambassador to the United States, with formal confirmation pending.
Ottawa debates an immigration amendment to admit only those born in their homeland, aiming to curb Japanese migration from Honolulu to Vancouver. Conservatives argue article 1 of the Japan Canada treaty limits unilateral restrictions, while Liberal deputies raise concerns about international law and treaty guarantees.
Judge Dunne announced the order placing Ale Ruef in the custody of the Sheriff of San Francisco as new municipal officers were sworn in. Prohibitionists sought to block the order to avoid disrupting their plans for further prosecution of graft cases.
Vague OCR snippet shows monetary figures including 44,000 undivided profit 0 and 27,712.08 with scattered decimals and zeros. no identifiable event, names, or clear entities detectable.
Washington Jan 7 The President appointed Chief Justice Tracy as Secretary of Finance and Justice for the Philippine Commission and named Solicitor General Arenta to succeed him on the Supreme Court of the Leland.
The Naval Committee in Washington introduces a bill to restructure navy personnel by dividing the line and staff and granting naval rank above captain only to the naval branch.
The British steamship Mount Roy bound from Antwerp to Montreal with emigrants was reported overdue but arrived at Queenstown in a distressed condition yesterday after an earlier warning.
Four diamond firms in New York were embarrassed by combined liabilities totaling four million dollars. In other news three permanent jurors were secured for the Thaw trial. Rear Admiral Ludlow was reported seriously ill with influenza.
RP E R Strauch advertises several clear building lots at Punui 60 by 106 feet with an unobstructed view. Offered for a short time at 150 dollars with 25 dollars down and balance of 10 dollars per month without interest. Waity Building, 74 King Street.
The Bulletin reports the Supreme Court inquiry on the public lands patent was postponed yesterday, with officials noting the decision may be delayed about a year. Officials reference a prior denial and indicate further action will follow after the Brat decision.
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