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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1904

Page

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Wilson Out as Supervisor and Sam Johnson In

Charles B Wilson was removed from the Road Department post of Supervisor. Captain Samuel Johnson assumed the office at noon. The Republican Territorial Central Committee met, debated for hours, and reportedly decided Wilson should go. A protest claim questioned the legality of the decision.

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Governor Carter Visits Kohala Region For Tour

Governor Carter and party arrived at the north end of the inland on Wednesday morning and were met at the wharf by Senator Woods. They stayed at the Woods homestead overnight, rode forests in the forenoon, and attended a grand ball at the Kohala Club in the evening. The group planned to visit Waimea today before arriving in Hile.

Hile

Four Japanese Immigrants Sentenced for Prostitution Offenses

Four defendants Sekimoto Yonehara Kugasawa and Yamakawa confessed to federal prostitution violations in a U S court before Judge Dole. Each received eighteen months imprisonment and costs after a failing plea and mild statements of remorse. Defense attorney Watson argued cultural moral differences while U S District Attorney Breckons presented strong evidence.

Sekimoto Yonehara Kugasawa Yanmkawa Marning Dole Yamas Doyle Makawa Wee Yamakawa Qaid KM. Watson Morales Watson United States Breckens

Rail line order sparks confusion near Hilo

The notice appears inconsistent about steel patios and a railway section near Hilo. It mentions an eastern horse and a deadlock in towing the line, with unclear references to ships or rail components.

Hilo Kobals-Hilo

Federal Court to Open in Hilo Next Week

Judge Dole will chair sessions at the U S District Court in Hilo on Tuesday and Wednesday noon. U S District Attorney Dunne Deputy Marshal Winter and Court Clerk Match lead grand and petit jurors for hearings on several cases. Internal Revenue Collector Chamberlain is in Hawaii. Judge Lite plans to return to Honolulu within ten days. Trial jurors have served well, and the court thanks them for their work.

Dole Hilo Internal Revenue Roy H. Chamberlain Hawaii Lite Honolulu

Finn Committed For Circuit Court Trial In Assault Case

Joe Finn charged with assault with intent to murder Hugh Rooney was committed to the Circuit Court for trial by Judge Lindsay this morning. Rooney testified he fired shots at Finn after Rooney stopped on Union street, Finn fired multiple shots, Rooney wounded and onlookers questioned. Defense argued lack of motive and weak identification, but Judge Lindsay ruled evidence sufficient for a jury to convict and bound Finn over with $1,000 bail.

Joe Finn Hugh Rooney Lindsay Assaalt Rooney Union Street Finn Chas, Creighton Creighton Vinn Ins Sherif Chillingworth Rod Ul Cireuit Circuit Court Ball

McCarthy Seafaring Boarding House Under Fire

Federal court hears case against William McCarthy proprietor of a boarding house for sailors accused of detaining a seaman Fowles clothes to secure meals. Witnesses describe meals, money needs, and McCarthy refusing to return the clothes with Judge Dole to rule.

William McCarthy Biox Frank J. Turk Lo Nacone McCarthy Dole Flaane Divine McCarthy Fowle The Weasel U. 8 Marshal Winter

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