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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1909
Page
1
The letter from Honolulu travelers reports safe arrival in Seattle on July 5 and strong praise for Hawaii’s exhibit. It notes large crowds, favorable remarks on schoolwork displays, and the attractive pineapple demand. Respondents thank friends for help and describe good health and travel.
Officials from the Territorial Government and Mutual Telephone Directors reached an accord allowing court intervention when needed and proposing surveillance over the company. The Mutual seeks charter changes, capital increase, and extended term, while government supervision would inspect company acts and oppose unapproved actions.
A channel flight failed causing a rider to fall into the water at Tepine. He and his mare were rescued by boats that followed to guard against such an emergency.
Dr. Atcherley presented a defense of insanity before Judge Andrade claiming a hidden storm sewer system and ignorant witnesses, asserting such a conduit explained the alleged actions. The testimony featured Judge Ed ding, who was later recalled to the stand as the case continued on Page A.
A garbled OCR item notes Queen Insurance Company of America carrying large links and payments, with unclear details on amounts. The fragment hints at a transaction or charge involving a prominent insurer, but lacks complete names, dates, or places to confirm scope.
Washington reports the conference committee on tariff revisions aims to set the corporation tax at one percent, replacing the current two percent rate, with passage likely in the Senate.
Fragmentary dispatch reports the start of Calhoun's second trial in San Francisco connected to a franchise matter. District Attorney Langdon opened the case as proceedings began amid a flurry of references to political influence and prior bribery allegations.
The jury in the Territory versus ten alleged Japanese rioters failed to reach a verdict after eighteen days of deliberation. Judge Robinson urged jurors to set aside pride, review grounds of opinion, and reason with fellow jurors to reach a truthful verdict. If the minority doubts the majority, they should consider whether their doubt is reasonable. The foreman announced continued deadlock and the court prepared for further sessions.
Just two minutes after the jury was discharged the Rio conspiracy trial began in Jude De Bolts court with Kinney for the prosecution and Tahfoot for the defendants Makino Nekro Sono Kawamura and Taxaki. After jury roll call the indictment was read Kinney opened the case outlining the events leading to the conspiracy charge and the grounds of the alleged crimes. The proceedings resumed after the morning recess and are set to continue Wednesday morning.
The Hawaiian Dredging Company announced an increase in capital stock from 106000 to 1000000 and raised the limit of total capital stock from 250.00 to 2000000, expanding their corporate capacity.
Robt Boyd writes to Mr Kinney denying involvement with a riot case and claiming he never worked for Lightfoot or spoke to jurors. He says the informer’s statements are fabrication and offers to confront anyone who questions his truth, asking Kinney to publish the letter.
The Los Angeles Express notes Hawaii’s four Christian Endeavor delegates at the California State Convention in Pasadena on their way to the National Convention in July. They delivered a humorous address, extended greetings from Hawaii’s Chetwthig Bee teaver soulptions, and sang two songs before the event's close.
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