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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
1
After a special county committee meeting at 3 30 pm Lorrin Andrews made a brief statement. At a 3 pm Executive Committee session at Republican headquarters it was decided that active campaign work for the next few days will be carried out by Hon F T P Waterhouse under an agreement approved by the chairman.
Attorney General's Department investigating alleged irregularities in police station accounts. Details involve Chan Mullertner bicycle officer, Jan 21 full January pay, Feb 1 loan of $10 from High Sheriff, and Feb 2 discharge. Mullertner later signed a blank voucher for February pay days after work completed. High Sheriff’s assistant clerk and Captain Naipo questioned. Grand Jury informed weeks earlier but action delayed.
A prominent Grand Jury member was interviewed this afternoon about the Mullerther-Henry case. He stated familiarity with the matter but declined to divulge information. He indicated the Grand Jury will not meet next Wednesday but may convene later this week after a call, and Peters declined to release statements from four men. The article continues on Page 4 with details on Mulleittner’s wage, discharge, and a signed blank warrant.
Mondula T H reports a strong denial and attack by Brown challenging accusations from Governor regarding control of office. Brown defends independence from subordinates, demands proof, and urges electors to see through alleged personal attacks as the county approaches voting.
The Governor and Dr Cofer of the Quarantine Service meet with Surgeon General Wyman to review a Federal represarium site on Molokal. The main tract lies near Watkolu by the Bishop Home, with rights of way to Walkalu and Wal tuna uplands. Additional plots at Walkalu and Oliver homestead are considered for laboratorium and cattle landing. Survey details await Burney Department action to fix a mile long measure per appropriation terms. Wyman aims to restart work soon after survey submission to Washington. Governor notes forests at Kalsunpapa thinning, risking future leper fuel oil needs.
The Takata murder case was before Judge Du Bolt with Judge Perry and H G Middleditch assigned to defend or seek a continuance. The judge examined whether all Grand Jury members who indicted Takata were citizens, noting one may not be. The matter was continued to tomorrow at 11 am, as was the related case against Japanese conspirators from Alea.
Honokan haw raised its annual dividend from 10 to 15 cents per share or from 6 to 9 percent. A cable from San Francisco states Mawallan Commercial is on the market with bidders at 63 percent and 844 maked offers.
A Judd chairman of the Hoard of texte tration for Oahu declares he will vote the straight Republican ticket to maintain self respect. He cites Governor Carter's letter urging party unity and independent thinking, stating no new issue compels him to depart from party lines and he will vote straight Republican.
Washington D C is selected as the Peace Conference venue amid pressure on Japan to moderate indemnity terms. The report notes Russia’s objection to a Far East site and mentions Allied efforts to secure Japan’s concession.
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