02 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
1
The Anglia cable-ship is due in Honolulu around 10 PM with the Pacific cable final link. It has laid 1 019 knots of cable, maintaining over 200 knots daily. Officials expect sighting late tonight and aim to begin Manila communication by mid month.
At noon Governor Dale met with five or more House members who had backed a resolution seeking the removal of Marston Campbell from the Public Works office. He urged confidence in Cooper, noted Campbell’s indiscretion, but said Campbell’s abilities could aid the department’s upcoming reform. Continued on Page 4.
In a Supreme Court session before noon, counsels Humphreys Thompson and the Attorney General sparred over questions asked to Victoria Ruffandeau by respondents. Andrews defended the questions as fair, while Humphreys and Thompson claimed the inquiries were unfair and biased. The hearing continued with R. W. Cathcart, Wilder & Co. treasurer, as the first witness.
Judge Estee ill opens court at 10 on Saturday the Fourth of July to celebrate American independence. Citizens invited. reading of the Declaration planned, flags to adorn the Federal Courtroom, eloquent orators expected, and a display to echo the nation’s birthday.
A brief health note suggests digestive organs need toning when appetite falters. It argues there is no reason to neglect this and promotes restoring digestive function to normal condition.
An OCR fragment advertises a tonic bottle claiming to give vim snap and energy to the rundown. It states price 20 cents per bottle and 42.00 for a dozen, with a vague promise of potency and quick effects.
Judge Keteo awards Lingard Languae libel for accidental damages against the barkentine Jamce Tutt. The court finds no neglect by Tutt officers except medical attendance. captain’s failure to secure prompt surgical aid shows gross negligence. Ship not liable for perils of navigation but Langane entitled to damages for captain’s delayed care.
The Hawaii House, fifty third day, received a communication from Attorney General Lorrin Andrews dated July 1 1908 requesting an appropriation of 1100 to payment of debts tied to the Danks Mankichil case before the U S Supreme Court. The move aims to cover legal costs and safeguard prosecutions from Aug 12 1808 to June 14 1900 as well as revenue proceedings, highlighting the broader cost implications for the Territory of Hawaii and noting a related bill passed by the Senate but blocked in the House.
A cable report from Manila states the Angila lies 100 miles from Honolulu and is expected to reach the city Friday morning. The vessel's approach signals completion of the long distance cable run, with arrival anticipated soon.
Yokohama July 2 report says Japan plans a naval display in Russian waters to deter aggression in Korea. Government actions reflect wartime mood and resolve to show force.
Havana dispatch reports that treaties signed at the Capitol establish American coaling stations in Cuba and settle the Isles of Pines issue. The Isles of Pines will remain under Cuban control despite prior American land provisions after the war.
San Francisco on July 2 reports Spreckels sells city lighting system to a syndicate for 6 million dollars. The deal yields Spreckels a reported profit of about 2 million, reflecting the largest fin in the city.
A cloudburst struck Booneville Texas on July 2 with tornado like wind destroying numerous buildings. Ten people were killed and many remain unaccounted for amid the disaster.
A severe cloudburst struck Peru Indiana in the forenoon today causing extensive wind and water damage to homes and businesses in the town and surrounding area. No casualties are reported.
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