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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
4
The obituary recalls John A. Hassinger as a widely known Hawaiian attorney and reformer. It praises his honesty and steadfast advocacy for freedom from entanglements, noting his collaboration with a minister and his role in shaping public policy. He is portrayed as a principled figure in the territorial era.
A fragment discusses the Republican delegate race, urging a candidate with capability and honesty who can unite party elements. It argues for a representative figure rather than a loud campaigner and warns against letting appearance or popularity overshadow qualifications and public trust.
In a retrial phase, a Supreme Court panel overruled prior findings in a long land dispute led by Helen Howland and co defendants. Emma Meteatt’s lineage and property claims frame the action with Usury and real estate stakes, while new legal questions about evidence and witness admissibility shaped arguments.
John Adalp Hassinger a long time Honolulu resident dies after a lingering illness. Born in 183? he came to the islands in the fifties, served in the government and military, and held roles from deputy collector to captain of the Prince Own. He was active in the Hawaiian Lodge and served the community in multiple monarchies and regimes. His death closes a notable career in public service and local affairs.
The readable lines recall admiration for Mr Huneinger and references to early days, a temple, and a sultan Havlite. The text is fragmented with garbled names and placeholders, offering little coherent narrative or specific facts. It reads like a damaged reminiscence lacking concrete events or dates.
Thirty seven Chinese men arrested near Fordsville faced court on charges of illegal drinking and possession. Attorney Thompson pressed for questions about guilt on related wine charges as Judge Wilcox warned against rushed pleas. The head of the group pled not guilty while others pleaded to the charge in a disorderly scene praised by the attorney as a college yell. Bail bond receipts totaled $228 as clerks processed records.
Police report a Chinaman assaulted near the quarry area with report of brutal beating at the scene. He was taken to hospital as officers probe the attack amid a wider federal case involving two native women and associated court proceedings.
A disrupted scene near a police station led to Ferreira being released following an incident involving a patrol unit. Authorities discussed station operations and the search for a suspect, with witnesses describing a tense confrontation and a man seen nearby. No assault occurred at the reported location.
A fragment lists banking names by city including San Francisco Nevada National Bank of San Francisco Union Bank of London American Exchange National Bank Merchants National Bank Credit Lyonnais Crowdower Bank and Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation. Deepowits and loans on approved security mention commercial credits issued and bills of exchanges.
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