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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
1
Fragmented testimony reveals Officer Wills on the stand as jurors hear heated lines about the crime scene. Witnesses reference names like Me Wall and Kinney while debates surface over admissible evidence and the conduct of the investigation.
An OCR fragment reports Kim Moon Sung jailed again amid legal notices and references to government actions. The text mentions Attorney Hrsekoni and various officials, with unclear surrounding details.
County coffers grow richer as new licensing and business taxes flow in. About $6,000 received recently, with an estimated $70,000 more expected this month. Changes in bay window tax collection shift duties to the Trent Just Company and Treasurer Trent, slowing license clearance.
A massive shark of estimated twelve feet prowled the harbor drawn by crowds along the waterfront. Spectators surged toward the scene as the creature approached the quay, with authorities noting it as the largest seen entering the harbor. Public notices advertise sale boards at the Bulletin.
In a light mock examination led by Lightfoot, Willian Woods faced questions about a suburban flot and the number of sticks carried by Japanese figures in the scene. Woods avoided specifics, smiling and denying knowledge while the attorney pressed on about the wagon and vehicle details with little substantive testimony emerging.
Miss Sophie De La Nux describes a pleasant voyage aboard the ship Lumine arriving June 4 as rough weather and calm seas affected the journey. She praises officers and crew and notes Alaska Yukon-Pacific preparations and the hopeful arrival of her party to Seattle with a cheerful farewell.
The Oahu stock advances amid dividend hold, trading at 301 to 301 4 with 175 shares changing hands yesterday and 180 shares sold this morning. Market mood improves as speculation swirls about dividend actions and future price movement, while Antonio Ogden faces thirteen months in jail for a disturbance at Kaakea.
A Honolulu wife files for divorce from Shiva Wakakami alleging infidelity and separation since November 1907. The couple married September 6, 1905, and she seeks relief from the court, claiming the husband has lived apart and brought discredit on the family.
Secretary McClellan received a report by mail on June 21 involving Mp McClelllan and A J Campbell discussing the President and the Territorial immigration powers. Campbell planned to ask the Attorney General for final decision as to federal limits on territorial immigration and related questions. Senator Smoot talks pineapple tariff while prospects rise for corporate tax reform with a debate likely by August.
Washington July 2 The Senate approved an amendment to the tariff bill implementing President Taft's plan for a two percent tax on the net incomes of corporations.
Chief Lent and a small party traced a crime spree across Oahu starting at dawn. They chased leads through Ha Ula and Kahala, detoured to assist a deputy, and recovered a suspect letter before returning to town. The search focused on a would worker attacked recently.
In San Francisco on July 2 Lu ger Beets aged 88 analyzes parity at 421 cents with quotation 10s 5 1-4d. An office listing shows 256 business meas and telephon shmbare. Bulletin affiliation remains unclear.
London reports an Italian student named Mader Dhin gari has been apprehended in connection with yesterday’s pageant signs. The murder of Sir William Wyllie and Dr. Lalienca has sparked a national outcry against terrorist methods and a fear that the motive was political.
In Glasgow on July 2 a potential syndicated 41 challenge for the American city lips on failed to secure with bin Shamrocks.
July 2. Janes Cunningham laborer surrendered to police and confessed to killing Miss Caroline Brash cashier for Gray Brothers. He was led to confession after strong circumstantial evidence against J. Novak prompted no murder charge.
Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee vote to accept a twenty percent increase on plug cut and cigars under the tobacco schedule. The report notes high tariff expectations influencing tobacco pricing.
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