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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1904
Page
1
Nan Patterson has been indicted in New York on June 13 for alleged involvement in a sensational case. The indictment names Patterson amid charges tied to the high profile scandal, with prosecutors seeking to press forward the legal proceedings.
Federal Judge Dole issued two decisions this morning. One concerns Pitt State Gov. Leslie’s breach of contract against Thier Navigation Company, while the other in Hottschlaeger Co. Ltd. v. Young Nap addresses bankruptcy with judgment for the respondent. The record outlines an employment contract from July 1802 detailing wages, lodging, and promotion prospects, noting a wage increase to ninety dollars monthly before discharge on March 11, 1904, with damages claimed at five thousand dollars.
J F Morgan acting as commissioner sold at noon today the Maul Sugar Company plantation in foreclosure for 710,000 to Schafer & Co. One bid by Schafer & Co. covered a $131,300.14 claim tied to advances by the agents for the company. The sale includes sugar, equipment, mill, railroad truck, ferry capacity, lands and leases. The Maul Sugar Co had operated about five years, incorporated by Chinese stockholders.
Samuel Parker and A W Carter clash over Parker Ranch control on Hawaii. Lawyers cite injunctions, trustees and the need to protect minor Annte T K Parker while judges hear the case and a plan for division is sought. The dispute threatens ranch operations and the welfare of associated parties.
In Wailuku, Attorney General Andrews received word that jurors in a local case connected to June Kendle were discharged. High Sheriff Brown reports a wearying process, with Mrs Nannie De Holt planning to leave Hawaii for Seattle after a conversation about discontinuing the proceeding. A precinct notice to Republicans in the Ninth Precinct Fifth District is referenced.
The Quinn atrlog plans to move a string of Hilo horses to Maui for the Fourth of July meet. Batwho Roanoke and Winter Green join the contingent with liberal purses posted by Hilo organizers. Cyclone Hilts Lempe may travel to Maui as well while Dows and other local rivals aim to contest at Hoolwin Park. John O Rowke and Riley return from the Hilo outing with hopes of securing top mounts.
An organ recital of unusual interest will occur at the German Lutheran Church on Thursday, June 16. Geran Barton will perform organ selections. he recently gained fame from his opera The Alikund of Swat. The program also features Mrs Geo W Macfarlane, a vocal solo by FL Metehers, English horn by P M Bechtel, and performances by Marx Eisel Bartels Iienberg Gar brecdt and Nolet, plus violins and basso solo.
Acting Governor A L Atkinson said two cables from Governor Carter touched Supreme Court appointments. One message indicated the President and Carter had completed eligibles and referred to the U S Attorney General for action this afternoon. News expected early in Hawaii due to time differences.
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