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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1912
Page
2
Fragmented report recounts a complex criminal case involving a husband, wife, and Japanese suspects on Maui. It describes a murder, subsequent pursuit, a jailbreak attempt, and swift actions by local authorities leading to the capture and transfer of the suspect. The narrative mentions gunfire, a struggle, and the sheriff’s swift handling of the incident with emphasis on the pursuit and apprehension.
The Supreme Court holds that a deed made to defeat creditors is void against a defendant creditor and may be attacked in ejectment. The case stems from an extension sale where a debtor’s interest in land was conveyed to defraud a judgment creditor, affirming the power to challenge such transfers under Elizabethan statute and common law.
The Bijou Show drew crowds as performers from the Hughes Musial Comedy Company presented the act Ife and a trained monkey routine. Critics noted slick footwork and lively stage energy though some crowd movement caused partial confusion. A Thursday rehearsal promises more dramatic dialogue and musical numbers.
The governor appointed committee met yesterday to determine proper nomenclature for Mawallan towns, ry ere and polute. Members included Robert D. King and the territorial surveyor. The committee reviewed authorities in Washington and will report back soon with the official names.
A list of jurors names is read aloud on Saturday afternoon as potential panelists for a forthcoming trial. The panel will review the project and determine if the work is properly conducted, with a decision that may be approved by the attorneys and official overseers. The names named include Disenberg, Proghett, Harnes, Hoffer, Drleam, Welatt, Binith, Enderwood, Dillingtom, and others in the community.
A new Boy Scouts council was formed after a close meeting at the home of Commissioner A. Wilder of Wali. About a dozen attended as a constitution was adopted and 40 thousand names were drafted for by-laws. An executive committee will schedule a future session to plan hosting General Baden Howell. George Carter was elected president with HM von Bolt as vice president and J A Wilder as scout commissioner.
Damien Council Y M reports installation of officers at a meeting. New officers include President Todd, Vice President O Hallivany, Treasurer Valentine, Corresponding Secretary A Moore, and other roles. Executive committee chaired by Crawford with Peter Miranda and Sullivan as members. Chaplain Father Vale officiated.
This evening at 7:30 Berger presents a band concert at Aula Park with a varied program. The event features student performances and a selection of pieces, inviting attendees to enjoy the musical showcase in the park.
A dated 1910 draft from Notion of Herety Alven of Hie Home, with signatures and parties including Cap Cook Cottes Coy Ltd, Rentakerclin, Manil, and Hind, Rolph & Co. London. The document references a draw for £100 and involves various dated elements and names, typical of early 20th century negotiations.
The Audit Company of Hawaii provides investigations and furnishing reports for all kinds of financial work. It offers suggestions to simplify or systematize office work. The business promises confidential services.
von Hamm-Young Co Ltd is named as the automobile business representative for well known makes including Packard Pope-Hartford Stevens-Duryea Cadillac Buick Overland Baker Glidden and more, indicating a broad agency portfolio.
The United States District Court for the Territory of Hawaii issues a summons in the case United States v Pepereeo Sugar Company et al. The document directs defendants to appear within twenty days of service of the petition and summons, otherwise the plaintiff will seek judgment by condemnation of lands described in the petition. Witness appears before Honorable Charles F. Clemons on October 1911.
The Territory of Hawaii seeks condemnation in the Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit Honolulu for Kohala Ranch Company Limited and others. Defendants include John Doe and various Woods and Parker/Woods spouses. answer due within twenty days. case set for January next in Honolulu.
Notice states the vessel Slerra will sail from this port on February 6 and return from San Francisco February 16, to arrive the morning of February 17 for the annual Plotal Parade. The document references Cradady Agents and Oceanine Steamship Co with a note about costs and involvement of the Klan Pande.
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