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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1908

Page

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Wallach Refuses To Sign New Agreement

J Lor Wallach refuses to sign the Board of Health agreement regarding treatment and transfer of leprosy patients to Molokai Kalaupapa. He cites prior terms and conditions signed by the Board and Committee of Ten, noting he has informed John C. Lane of his stance. The letter records his opposition and references actions from 1907 1909 with Molokai receiving station and Kalihi arrangements.

J. Lor Wallach Board of Health Committee of Ten Min Lane Honolulu John C. Lane Kaa T. H Molokai Kalaupays Kalihi L. E. Pinitium Tex Anta Fark Pinkham

Grand Old Samurai The Hon Mizuno Talks of Evans and Peace

Kokichi Mizuno new Japanese Consul General for New York visits Ube and praises Evans as a Grand Old Samurai. Mizuno, previously secretary of the Japanese Embassy in Berlin and at Washington, says U S Japan relations are cordial and no war is anticipated. He recalls meeting Admiral Evans at Chefoo and admires his commanding bearing.

Kokichi Mizuno New York Madam Saito Ube Elty Bulletin Aduii Rob Evans Mizuno Hankow Chee Joo China Herlin Embansy Washington United States Japan Bob Evans Admiral Evans Chefoo Hoe Ifrat Frou

Submarine Will Take 200 Mile Sea Trip

Washington January 17 The Lake Submarine Moat Company has offered two proposals to the Secretary of the Navy to build a boat and draw pay from its appropriation. One plan calls for a 3000 ton vessel and the other for a 500 ton boat. The larger craft is favored and may cost about 34500000 with a sailing radius of 2000 miles. If built the boat would be sent to Baltimore and assigned to the San Francisco fleet upon completion.

Washington Lake Submarine Moat Company 4 Secretary of the Navy Navy Department H Boll Baltimore Hevin Magellan

London couple arrive in San Francisco on business

Jack London and his wife land in San Francisco to rejoin the Guark at Papeete. Emigration to Hawaii to be restricted for Japanese citizens, official notice states. Banks report a weekly reserve increase of fourteen and a half million dollars. A Burns Handicap winner is mentioned amid broader dispatches.

San Francisco Cal Jack London Papeete Montgomery Alamor Rifleman Renton Kwa

Clever forgery by school boy in Hawaii case

United Bien Platelet Attorney Treckong and Marahal Hendry returned from Hilo with two prisoners, Moses Lone and Bam Luhlau, accused of forging with a raised money order to swindle the government. Both boys admit guilt and will plead in April before Judge Dole. Laking led the scheme, with Lame taking money order from father and Luhian later confessing after handwriting study.

United Bien Platelet Treckong Marahal Hendry Kinau Hilo Moses Lone Bam Luhlau Prinoners Mim Dents Dole Laking Lame Luhlauook Lanu Lopo Breckins Luhian

Sugar Prices and Beets Reported in San Francisco

Sugar prices for 96 degree centrifugals at 9.77 cents per pound and 4.08 cents per ton with last year comparisons. beets 88 analysis around 9s 101-24, parity 4.07 cents, plus historical quotations. Burns' Anniversary Smoker noted as a social item.

San Francisco Cal San Fran

Point Decided in Murder Case at Honolulu Harbor

Judge Dole ruled on John Wynne’s motion to elect which counts to try in the Rowecran murder case. Four counts describe Honolulu harbor as the place of homicide, two allege high seas. jury choice narrows to two or four counts. Prosecution must elect before trial. Early arrivals aboard the Kini noted, including C. P. Cooke and Chas. R. Frazier.

Dole John Wynne McKinnon Rowecrans High Seas Pacific Ocean Honolulu P. Cooke Chas. R. Frazier

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