02 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
1
Washington officials state the United States will disregard President Madriz decree barring ships from Bluefields port without a government permit. The report hints a court note from official Kailua recalling testimony presented to officials.
Special correspondence reviews the Kekaūla embezzlement case from Hawaii's Kailua Court. Witnesses by Japanese nationals claim funds were misused, while Kekaūla testifies he sought money back amid temperance and prohibition battles tied to local politics and church affiliations.
An official government statement declares the United States has no intention of establishing a protectorate over Nicaragua. The assertion comes amid regional tensions as policy is clarified by officials.
President Madriz issues decree closing Bluefields port to all vessels without a government permit. The order, dated June 2, restricts entry to ships granted official authorization and targets foreign and domestic traffic at the port. High seas enforcement is expected as authorities implement the permit system.
Bluefields Nicaragua June 2 A battle near the city between factions left six men dead and fifteen wounded. General Estrada defeated Madriz troops, and a final battle between Estrada forces and government troops is anticipated soon.
Notice describes a special policy covering loss or damage to the insured automobile in collision with any moving or stationary object. It notes liability for damage to others caused by collision and references Henry Waterhouse Trust LD.
In Hilo Hawaii last week the secretary announced prohibitions on the beer trade to move saloons and wholesale places. Prohibitionists attended the meeting saying they would not act unless saloons were abolished. They urged immediate action to prevent further complaints while noting political limits.
Subscribers to the Humsuma Oil Company of California met in the office of Harry Aemitage and organized the enterprise. James A Kennedy is president, Paul Muhlendorf vice president, Kiamp secretary treasurer, Homburg assistant treasurer. The board will include the founders and three California residents. Operations will begin to develop the Bikhorn Valley property. The first cash deposit secures the land option. early payments on subscriptions will be called. Strong reports from the district note ample quantities and many subscribers doubled their stakes. Continued on Page 4.
Captain Berger marks thirty eight years of service with the Hawaiian Band noted for weathering all conditions and various administrations. He is credited with elevating the band to world fame and advancing Hawaiian musical prominence.
Manuel Richards faced ar raign ment on manslaughter charges linked to a fratrelated death. The hearing was postponed until next Tuesday at 8 o clock at the request of counsel. The defense counsel requested delay due to recent legal developments and a extension was granted.
The article notes Castle & Cooke moving four units from current quarters on Mer Fe Htebunt and York, with First National Bank possibly relocating to the lower floor of the East Stangenwald building. It indicates no firm plans yet and suggests no immediate changes, plus a separate note about First National not yet occupying new Bishon Street property and work starting on the Fedora building with bond fixed at 5000 dollars. It also mentions a March incident involving Hlebaras accused of killing Lut Nekal Paele ty by vehicle.
The President announced the appointment of A P Andrews as Director of the Mint succeeding Norton, the former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. The move signals a reshuffle in federal financial administration as Andrews takes the post.
Parsons haw fs decision in the Pepeskes boun dane. The decision states that the evidence submitted is insufficent to warrant the adjudging of the boundary. This is the famous cake which hax Worked up the papers of Hodurix Pant weeks on accont of the ac ion taken by Attorney General find: may Ce have assertsion wandered by Judge Parsony and theery emphatic atatomonte i reply to Parson's expla nations Pureoms four years ago whit alt- Ving ae boundary commissioney hema the Pepwekee car and tad overren dered decision. A publiahent laters view with Deputy Lytior at the At torney General often brought a Not velonder from Parvons who demand eit art apology for Lyqper'e statenaints Nudie Parvans declared that the gov ernment had never Slot w Urlet lit Liong aald that wan ou exeune ialitaitin unt ahh Judae whens Haver called the attention of the altore general's lee to the absencw of W brie urine the many menthe which Nad lap and sine the cane came ay. Continued on Pawe 4
A lengthy committee discussion probes the Organig Act amendments and the Hawaii Territory salary issue. Witnesses weigh compensation, travel conditions, and lack of Treasury examination, with references to Mr Tawney and Mr Good and a note that the matter continues on page 10.
Merchants in Honolulu voice cautious optimism as the Independent Association’s trustees indicate no immediate action on the dependent stores. Debates arise over plantation store influence and the impact on laborers and cost of living, with several protests noted from plantation workers and supporters.
A haunted tableau unfolds with a dark man crouching in a box and a white man wielding a revolver as others circle. The medium hints at past Grace and vows to reveal more if paid, while a reporter notes the scene beside a seascape road and lapping waves. Continued on Page 4.
In federal court Gerbracht of the Sugar Trust testified that Havemeyer directed employees to keep polarization tests for raw sugar at the lowest readings. The tactic allegedly defrauded growers by lowering the apparent quality of sugar used to set prices.
English aviator Charles Rolls completed a nonstop round trip from Dover to Sangatte France and back, flying forty two miles over water. The feat sets a new record for overwater flight and a fresh Channel crossing record.
June 2 bulletin reports major league results including Detroit at Cleveland postponed and St. Louis 9 Boston 1 in 11 innings. National League scores show Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 3 New York 7 St. Louis 4 Cincinnati 3. A sheriff’s jury heard witnesses in the Thomas Quinn auto case. a separate court ruling dismissed a suit against Bhary Mille by Speener. Chicago News reflects on worldly wisdom dialogue.
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