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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1898
Page
8
Shipping intelligence reports signal station Dian Head with June lip weather, forecasts for Thursday through Sunday with varied wind and sea conditions. Standard time whistle at 12 noon, Greenwich midnight, and local Hawaiian time noted.
The notice lists steamers due over the next six days including ATRAMEns Favs Mokotii Motokai Mauna Loa Kona Dorie San Francisco and other routes to Kauai Sydney Hilo Victoria and San Francisco. It also mentions arrivals from San Francisco with passengers and cargo details, plus a May 1st band program at Thomas Square and a brief social event at the Mary Home. King Bros. advertise photography and diploma framing services at 110 Hotel Street.
The notice lists a band at Thomas Square at 7 30 with P H Brooks Company and a K of P drill at 8 plus prayer meetings at 7 30 in the evening with a brief civic schedule of local activities.
Harbor front notices list multiple ships docking and sailing including the S. G. Wilder discharging cargo at Irogard and the Belgic sailing to San Francisco, with the Helene due to sail to Hilo tomorrow, A. J. Fuller cargo of sugar at Delaware Breakwater, and various vessels clearing for San Francisco and plantations. Passengers and crew lists accompany cargo reports from San Francisco and Kanai ports.
For Kauai porta, figures include W G Hall A H Smith, £ 8 Valentine, M F Prouser, Chin Mow Goh, Tan Wo, R Waialense. In San Francisco the list cites O and O 8 8 Belgio Judge De La Vergue, Mrs Rey Frear, Miss Frear, H A Isenberg and wife, Rev A Crozan, E H Grossler and wife, B F Banko, Prof Koebele, G D Freethndson, Orlando Harley, Mra Allan Herbert, Mra Dr Waltere, and W Cowles.
A Monday scratch match between teams selected by judge Stanley and Mr. Jordan produced a tight finish. Stanley won by four runs as J Catton, Rev VH Kiteat and R An rdxp starred, with Mackintosh and Harvey among the bowlers. The event credited J Catton for the overall effort.
The case involves John Kalwokoa versus Wa. Heory in the Circuit Court where a mixed jury awarded the plaintiff $150 for malicious prosecution. Koolaupoko district tax collector issued an arrest warrant after taxes were assessed but could not be levied, leading to the plaintiff’s detention until the Attorney General arranged release once tax payment was confirmed. The decision states that tax collectors are not protected from suit when issuing warrants.
An appellate opinion discusses arrests of delinquent taxpayers alleged to lack probable cause and to be tainted by malice. Justice Jadds delivers the opinion for the plaintiff. A Davis and B E Dole represent the defense. OG Creighton and associates appear for the plaintiff.
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