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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1905
Page
1
A grape shot from the Bourse battery fired during Epiphany celebrations struck the Neva chapel before the Winter Palace. The Emperor and family attended with diplomats as several people were wounded. Investigators suspect artillerymen plotted the act, causing wild rumors and great excitement among attendees.
Rumors of a large jump in Hawaiian Commercial stock circulated as traders watched prices. The San Francisco message from Henry Waterhouse Co. indicated the stock rose to near 85 during May shipping, with activity suggesting a $10 leap before settling back.
Testimony from Theodore A. Simpson, Pantheon saloon billkeeper, describes a shooting linked to Gene Geneva and a sailor, with the weapon wrested and the shooter seen fleeing. Fred Kiley testified earlier, not witnessing the shot but observing aftermath.
Hawaii delegate outlines how delayed hearings and limited access hindered Hawaiian affairs in Washington. He accuses Secretary Atkinson and Rivers and Harbors Committee of obstructing public hearings and causing misperceptions while urging focus on Hawaii’s needs and timely action.
The court grants the defendant’s motion to vacate the default judgment entered January 17 in the action Paul Friedman v Carrera Ltd. The defendant is ordered to pay costs from the motion filing through the order reopening the default.
Frank Kruger and Hanaw Lee lead a volatile weekly contest with bursts of speed. Kruger posts the largest gain, while Charles Lee’s supporters push him into strong second place. Tim slides to third as rival campaigns gain ground. Thurston falls to fifth. Kohala Club backers vote heavily, and Vetlesen enters with a thousand votes to challenge Maul ballots.
The article records Morgan Moreau’s denial of any public interest in the Meliryde mortgage bonds amid rumors of planned moves. It notes his return to Hawaii after a cold in San Francisco, mentions private exchanges with Sao Praneleo and Honolulu interests, and hints at ongoing mainland business tensions. It also cites George Denninop’s travel for Oahu Railroad business and scheduling for a New Orleans show delegation.
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