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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1904

Page

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Loebenstein Opposes Hilo Judge Parsons Appointment

Loebenstein visiting Hilo criticizes C F Parsons for lack of training and experience. He warns the selection may affect party politics, noting opposition within Republicans and concern over Parsons’ fitness. He also cites the Young Men’s Regiment and a controversial home rule celebration tied to the appointment.

A. B. Loebenstein Wtser Parsons Usta Ike Parsone Lave Kome Carl 8 Smith Hilo

Frear And Perry Sit On Territorial Court Bench

Walter F Frear and Antone Perry entered the Territorial Supreme Court room at 10 this morning occupying two of three goats on the bench They wore no robes of office and attendees noted uncertainty about proceedings On June ath the day Former Associate Justice Galbraith sat on the local bench the Hawaiian Supreme Court sat and adjourned For today the commission to appoint Justices expired and uncertainty mingled with adjournment as Hawaii becomes a Territory on the 14th and potential successors awaited.

Walter F. Frear Antone Perry Territorial Supreme Court Hartwell Galbraith Logan Hawaiian Supreme Court Commission d Supreme Court United St Te Prema Court Hawaii W. F., Frear A. Perry Territory of Hawaii Walter FP. Frear Lucas British India Ite

Supreme Court appointments swear in at Kona ceremony

Chief Juntion Front and Associate Suntive Hartwell were sworn in as chief and associate justices of the Supreme Court after fresh appointments by the President. They took the oath before Federal Judge 8. B. Dole, with Judge Matthewman also sworn in as appointed for Kona.

Juntion Front Suntive Hartwell Supreme Court B. Dole J A Matthewman Kona

Porto Rican Youth Caught Burglary at Honolulu Plantation Store

A fourteen year old Porto Rican boy was caught midnight burglarizing the Honolulu plantation store. The bookkeeper awakened by the alarm bell opened fire and held the youth until Deputy Sheriff Fernandes arrived. The suspect, previously at reform school, had four watches and chewing gum on him. a broken windowpane showed the entry point.

Honolulu Porto Richa Fernandes Sherif Fer Han

Andrews on Insurance Opinion Sparks Taxation Debate

Attorney General Andrews files an opinion at the request of the Territorial Insurance Commissioner about the liability of local insurers and forms of marine insurance. The opinion, not yet public, discusses taxing multiple jurisdictions on a single premium and rights of outside companies to assume insurance of cargoes. Judge Robinson grants motion to quash service summons in B Henriques case to appoint administrator for M V Carter estate pending appeal settlement.

Andrews Territorial Insurance Commissioner Advicn Ua Robinson Awford B. Henriques H. W. Kinney M. V. Carter Jeanle Kane

Presidential Judicial Appointments and Hawaiian Judges

The record outlines appointments to Hawaii's supreme and circuit benches, naming Walter F. Frear as Chief Justice reappointed, and A Hartwell, F M Hatch among associate justices. It details Kona J A Mathewman and F Parsons for Kauai, noting Jacob Hardy's reappointment. Biographical notes cover Francis M Hateh, his lineage to Chief Justice Harris, education at Bowdoin, and professional ties. Also mentions Alfred S. Martwell, Civil War service, and links to Kamehameha V era. (Continued on Page 8.)

Supreme Court Walter F. Frear A. & Hartwell F. M. Hatch Francis M Portsmouth New Hampshire Harris Hateh Hawee San Francisco Auliman Supreme Bench Alfred 8. Martwell Honey Hill B.C Kato Kaus

Castle & Cooke to Move to Stangenwald Offices in Hawaii

Castle and Cooke Ltd plans to relocate from the Bethel and King corner building to the Stangenwald Building within a month to six weeks. The firm, long linked with Kwa Plantations, Wahia agricultural firms, and major sugar interests, notes its leadership and historic ties to the Hawaii business community.

Brin Cawtie & Cooke, Ltd Roger Pingtation Stangenwald King and Bethel Cave & Cooke Hawaii Castle & Cooke, Limited Castle & Cooke, Ltd Kwa Plantaton Company Walahia Agricustral Company Apokaa Sugar Company Kohala Sugar Co Walthea, Bigar Company George Contle Edward D. Tenney ee +e teed Pousare Bowen Aide Atherton Castle & Cooke Baul N. Cautte Cooke Castle Kawajahuo Casto & Cooke Uite Bethel and King Cartle Cooke Esteate

Spreckels Rights Questioned Over Waikiki 40 Acres

In Torrens court a petition by T. Castie for city park land in Kapiolani reveals Ms Spreckels may hold an interest in 40 acres of Waikiki property. Mrs Spreckels has been notified of her right to appear and file a claim.

Tda T. Castie Kapiolapi Park Torrens Court A. Spreckela Dover Waikiki Spreckels

Acting Governor Reappoints Deputy Auditor and Judge

Acting Governor Alinion reappoints Meyer as Deputy Auditor. P. L. Weavar is named Judge of Tosvons land court as expiring terms end. Men’s tennis championship of Bay Islands to be held this afternoon at Olelock, at Woods & Sheldon.

Meyer Alinion Hin Commient P. L. Weavar Tosvons Land Court Matenon Bay Islands Oolelock Alore of Woods & Sheldon

Japanese Seize Provisions for Port Arthur

June 14 Moody to replace Knox as provisions seized in Chinese waters. Japanese marines capture several junks carrying supplies for Port Arthur amid tensions.

London England House of Commons Port Arthur Wei-hai-weil Washington, D. C Knox United States Pennsylvania Secretary of the Navy Moody Chefco China

Also Mentioned on This Page

Loebenstein C. F. Parsons New York Benjamin’ System Alfred Benjamin Cistom Kash Co., Ltd Porto Rigan Hawaiian Trust Co, Limited Fort ST Wells, Farga & Co, Express Owone Temple Mr. Hatch Republic of Hawaii Willie Liliuokalani Mawalian Washington Castle& Cooke, Ltd MS. Spreckels Just Lovingston & Co Young Gldg Bishop Street Wei-Hai-Wei Toyo Tashokumaru Takahira Harrison-Hearst Springfield Hearst Garter Harrison Tokio Japan Taisoku SY. Petersburg Russia War Office Cal Tacomae Heywood Shoes Heywood Somerset Manufacturers’ Shoe Co Fort Street
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