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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
1
The Bulletin offers ten watches to the ten boys selling the most Bulletins in the next sixty days from June through August. The top two receive first class gold watches, with others durable second and third prizes. Displayed in M. R. Counter’s show window.
Second District Magistrate Chas Dole ruled against the Rapid Transit Co in a case to enforce penalties under statute for exceeding street rail speed limits. The Territory proved violations. the court found for the prosecution and imposed fines of $100 per violation. The decision cites section 842 of Chapter 66 and references arguments by Attorneys General Andrews and Withington.
Work on the Kohala ditch in Hawaii progresses with rapid tunneling advance. About forty tunnels widened and over 2,000 feet dug. 5,000 more feet expected by month end, with another 5,000 feet in July. Over 400 Japanese laborers at work. two fatal accidents noted, a miner and a mule team casualty.
Defense lawyer J J Dunne wraps his insanity theory around the evidence, arguing that Noone acted not in a sound mind. He contends act and intent define crime and the jury should view the entire case, not single pieces, as he outlines the prosecution’s letters and motives, noting delusions, jealousy, and epileptic tendencies amid Hawaiian temperament.
Bee Kerr unveils an Exclusive design window display with a witty bold style. The display spotlights new fashion pieces and playful signage aimed at attracting passersby and shoppers.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a collage of lines referencing entombed miners Franklin, a question about watches, a strike, and lines about a 60 horsepower car. It includes stray dialogue with phrases about homemade bread, a hobo, a soldier’s home, and a manuscript copyright query, all in disjointed order.
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