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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1903
Page
1
A typed bulletin quotes manager Scott denying rumors of his death or removal from Ky Hel Plantation Co Ltd. He states his full-time focus remains on company internals since January 1, 1902 and expresses confidence about the future under favorable conditions.
A fragmented historical notice describes a 490 general challenge involving Silva and Motox in a preliminary event. The text references GAL Spain authorizing publication and mentions parties, locations, and possible matchups with limited legible details.
A fragmented notice warns buyers that stamping the name on each cigar prevents imposition and that the product is for sale through all authorized dealers. The call to action stresses proper labeling to avoid penalties and ensure compliance.
Republican voters and workers of the Pith Tivteiet present resolutions to the Central Committee urging a meeting on August 2k to nominate county committee members and discuss party organization for county elections. Signed by Wa, Olepan, D. Kanuha, K. HG. Wallace, G. Gate, J. Crawfori, J. J. Holt, T. McCantn Stewart, AW. Neely, J.D Avery, Ho Mook and LHL Sherwood.
No decision was reached in the morning session as attorneys A. B. Humphreys and P. B. Thompson faced delays in the Supreme Court room. Proceedings against J. A. Magoon and ng. A. Davie continued without resolution, with the court delaying any ruling until newer questions were disposed of.
Sulale and Kuada two Japanese witnesses faced perjury charges after testimony in Yonial case about selling something illicit. Yanagi was fined $500. Sulake and Kunde jailed on perjury, bond set at $500 each. Officers McDuffie Renoer led the inquiry. Deputy Chittingwerin arrested the suspects.
A Saturday match at Makiki grounds saw Scotland beat Honolulu by three wickets and 174 runs. K Anderson of Honolulu and J Anderson of Kalua were among top scorers, with Wore and Boardmore highlighting Beotland’s efforts to prevent defeat.
Attorney Geo A Davis filed his answer to the charge of unpretensual conduct by Attorney General Andrews on a Saturday evening. He claims John K Sumner paid his fee willingly and asserts the proceedings actions were proper and correct and that he acted in good faith fairly and honorably. Bulletin office.
Home Rule delegates convened at Mai nakva street headquarters to select new officers and plan the campaign. Robert W. Wheox and Senator Kalanoqotani were named potential candidates as the party banded together amid debate over leadership and policy.
Chief Justice Frou presided as Informations against Attornies J A Magoon and George A Davis were heard after a long session. Davis claimed a copy of his answer was not received, while Magoon explained his was just completed. The court scheduled further review and adjourned after related ship news and a theft report at the Hawaii Electric Co. offices.
In Folsom California fourteen inmates seized control during a delivery, overpowering Warden Wilkinson his grandson the yard captain and seven guards. After a clash outside the prison Wilkinson and the captain of the guard were released while thirteen convicts remained at large. Guard Gotterman was killed in the initial confrontation and local militia has been called to guard the facility.
Panama, July 27. General Corho, leading the insurrectionists, took the field against Colombian authority. Governor Mutis escaped, and Cobos appears to control the situation. The rebellion stems from delays in Congress over the Panama Canal Treaty and seeks autonomy with its benefits.
July 27. The Reliance won the first official race to determine the defender of the America's Cup. The new yacht finished with a strong lead over the Constitution and Columbia, securing the notable victory.
Glasgow reports an excursion train collision with buffers killing thirteen and injuring many after a Dublin trip linked to King Edward's visit. In New York brokers react to the Hirtey Company failure on the stock exchange. Cardinal Gibbons arrives in Rome for the papal conclave and is warmly received.
A record from Lyfe A. Dickey notes an appeal in the Territory against HK Cunha for alleged violations of Act 4 of the Session Laws 1900. The appeal centers on a denied defense motion and questions under the Fourteenth Amendment and admissibility of evidence. Also reports a Saturday baseball game in Honolulu where Punahou led 90 0 to Cantle.
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