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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
1
The Supreme Court today handed down its decision in the County law case, accepting jurisdiction and ruling that the act constitutes valid law. The ruling reinforces statutory authority and sets a precedent for similar challenges.
Governor and top officials back a plan to dispose of rattlesnakes imported for a Kalmaze Zoo exhibit. High Sheriff Henry started the push, with Deputy AG Prosser and Promoter Prossk involved. The Governor noted risks if snakes escaped, while Stackable arranged ownership actions to kill or deport the snakes.
Inland sea collision detaches bowsprits and masts as the schooner Solano loaded with 22 191 bags of sugar drags anchor. R P Rithet sustains heavy damage with bow and mast loss while Mauna Loa proceeds to Kona and Kau ports. Numerous names listed from the crew and passengers remain aboard.
A drawn cartoon shows the Youth in a palace garden as the King questions treason and power. A courtier speaks of a mysterious potion to end the Youth but the king is warned by his chief officer. The Youth protests his birthright as a free-born child of the people.
The Naone murder case jury returned from lunch at 1 45 PM and began deliberations. By 3 PM no verdict had been reached. Jurors listed include Milus Parkhurst Macfarlane Dr Win Lone Auatip Boulto Guerrero Carl Maertens K Sharrott Charles Ramsay John Dreier Chas Praster J Dongings Jos Richards.
A boy boarded a car alone at night when his parents were left behind. Seeing them not aboard he jumped off and was run over on the Makal track, severing head and arm. Motorman could not stop. In Honolulu, Judge H M Cake arrives on the Siberia with several officials and relatives also arriving. Senators Paris and Hewitt depart for Hawaii on the Mauna Loa.
J Mopp Co announces in the Young Building furniture store a large stock of chairs to clear, with weathered oak and mahogany options arriving soon. They invite all buyers to contact J Hopp & Co for available chair ranges and in stock items.
The Territorial Supreme Court severely censures Attorney J Alfred Magoon for professional impropriety and misconduct in a disbarment case. The decision states he is guilty and must pay costs, with the opinion attributed to the court and its clerks. The hearing, arguments, and extracts from testimony follow in additional pages.
The fate of Naone, the wife murderer, rests with the jury after a late-morning trial in which the Attorney General pressed his case. Medical experts for the defense were criticized as answering hypothetical questions, while young doctors expected to testify for pay faced accusations of professional ethics violations.
A chaotic scene at the Alameda wharf as a cargo of snakes arrived causing alarm among officials. Representatives from Agriculture and Forestry, police, and the zoo proprietor gathered while entomologists and governors weighed the threat. Authorities warned the reptiles could threaten the region, prompting debates on landing and containment.
Chinese American pupils at Mills Institute prepare a formal debate this evening on the theme of Chinese labor, weighing Governor Carter's stance and the implications for Chinese entrante labor in the era. The steamer Minka was sighted approaching Koko Head from Victoria at 3 p.m. today.
June 1905 report to the Japanese consul general in Honolulu notes no Russian ships between Torijima and Shanghai. Admiral Shimamura's Iwate and Yakumo say they sank the Zemtchug after shelling at about 3,000 mistres distance on May 27. Takahira dispatch from San Francisco also mentions sugar and commodity quotations.
Kapen, the absconding clerk of the Hawaiian Trust Co, is in custody after arriving on the Alameda with Deputy Sheriff Vide and being taken to the station. He speaks frankly about life in London and his return voyage but refuses to detail cities and ships visited. He appears nervous and weighed down by the long pursuit of justice.
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