12 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
1
Abe Ruef testified in the Schmitz trial that he gave Mayor Schmitz 2500 dollars from 5000 dollars he received from French restaurants, and later 1500 dollars from the same source. Other amounts were given Schmitz at other times as the testimony concluded and arguments began.
Gen. Kuroki departed Seattle today, sailing for home after finalizing his duties here. The announcement notes his departure is effective immediately with no further engagements reported.
A garbled report describes an army transport event with Hagest and Tad nearby, noting a large crowd and references to division actions. Keonsona Tokumatt is mentioned in a disjointed context, with allegations and a cave referenced as potentially treatable.
Hopp & Co the Furniture People have moved their sample stock to the Lewers and Cooke building on King's Street. The new store offers three floors and a basement devoted to furniture making and selling. They invite old customers and friends to inspect the new quarters. The NEW STORE is now open.
Acting Governor Atkineon Dele gate Kuble and George i. McClethan met Monday to discuss entertainment for the second Congressional party due to arrive here. They planned no fixed program, leaving arrangements to individual members and sight visits to Kahulus and breakwaters with optional trips to Kilanea and Hate inhila. The scope includes an overland drive to Hae wall to show the country, with a committee meeting soon to finalize details.
Sugar quotations from San Francisco show 88 analysis and parity 4.07 cents with prior 9s 111-4d. A June 11 report lists 96 degree centrifugals at 0.8125 cents or 76.25 per ton, with prior 3.86 cents. Also noted are weather and local notes about George Preith, a swimmer and surfer at Seaside, and the bark W. H. Flint sailing to Mare Island tomorrow.
HL H Cooper attorney for We ti wwkn states two government land offers for a widening project near Police Square. Proposals include 16 000 feet at 148 000 and 2 000 feet at 116 000. Carter to Atkinson urge confirmation of negotiations while Irwin donates land needed for square widening per Robinson plan.
The Suncom Cowettas note that costs in criminal appeals must be paid just as in criminal cases. The Territory vs Dim Katal and Ben Kaci prompted the ruling. The circuit court and Supreme Court discussions centered on the cost payment requirement and appeal outcomes.
Cr Tuankland assumes charge of the Hawaii Herald with dtr Welland continuing the weekly Trans Pacific Trade. Lins remains in office for a time, maintaining a headquarters for Milo. Henshall, the current editor, moves to Honohuta daily.
The report highlights H Kerr & Co showing strong sales attracting crowds. A theft at a home on School street involved a visitor fleeing with trousers containing dollars. Ongoing estate matters and legal orders are noted, with several entries on guardianship and probate actions.
Alameda June 19 guidance lists next shipment to the Coast with perishable fruit and a writer at Wells Fargo Office on King Street.
June 12 1907 Honolulu committee discusses establishing a Home for Neer-Laprots male children of Laprots parents. Proposals include leveraging Pitman Lease lands, connecting Waimea with Kawailae by a long cullway, and developing arable land to feed local needs while promoting agriculture and eventual resort potential.
The article notes upcoming officer elections for Company G and Company B of the Five Regiment of the Natione oO Grant of Hiwali. Captain Rose is nearing majority with a vacancy expected, while Lt Kasne seeks promotion. Ame Ssae ay Lee ryt Wut and others vie for second lieutenant. Also discusses agricultural conditions in Kohala district and youth training prospects.
Multiple appeals before the Tax Court involve Pineapple Land Tak and others over assessments on parcels in Ewa and Kaholoti. Cases include improvements valued at thousands, exemptions claimed for a licensed railway unit, and disputes on whether rent or property use determines exemptions. Key entities include First National Bank and the Pineapple Land Tak firm with briefs filed. hearings set for June with Supreme Court action possible on rental value versus capital stock basis.
President Roosevelt left Washington today for Oyster Bay to spend the summer vacation. The steamer Mikkahala arrived with 2000 bags of Kelcitia sugar, while the schooner Currier Dove sailed from Makawell for the Sound. The steamer Nobrieign headed to Salina Croz and the bark Edward May, laden with sugar for San Francisco, departed yesterday as light southerly wind blew.
The United States filed suit in Philadelphia aiming to break railroad monopoly practices affecting contracts and freight routes. The action targets alleged conspired restraint and coercive conduct harming competition and public interests.
A vintage style notice promotes renting safe deposit boxes for important papers. It argues Uncle Sam keeps documents locked in safe boxes and urges readers to secure theirs similarly. The ad highlights a fifty cent monthly rate and urges vigilance against theft and fire.
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