17 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
1
A mob confrontation in Lodzi Poland left ten Jews fatally hurt and over a hundred wounded. Police intervened to quell the civil unrest as anti-Jewish sentiment flared during the riot.
Judge Robinson grants petitions in receivership connected with Bilva divorce. Executrix Ada Patterson files inventory for Geo W Patterson estate with land on Punchbowl Street valued at 4000 and leasehold at Kaplolani Park. Mamie Burke files receipt for 27224.88 in D B Smith estate. Administrator seeks sale of interments per Fire Claim Award. Abigail Parker and Cecil Brown appeal Judge Gear decision through Holmes and Stanley.
Sugar men discuss aUn down turn in beet sugar prices over the past four days tied to market cables and anticipated Brussels convention. A German trader attributes the fall to holders unloading before bounty cessation. A federal case Berger v Uiahop continues on motions related to consolidation and pleas in bar.
Sigurd Langan, a mariner formerly of the ship James Taft, lodged a libel in the United States District Court in admiralty for personal injuries. He alleges a faulty mid spar lashed with insufficient rigging caused a thigh fracture during a voyage from Newcastle to Honolulu. He seeks $10,000 damages and an attachment against the vessel. The ship James Taft is in port, with the marshal having seized it.
A broker notes special bar gains in real estate, offering unadvertised opportunities for home buyers and investors. Viewing the list costs nothing, with potential properties kept private at owners’ request.
Indications point to Winston withdrawing from consideration for Superintendent of Public Works. Governor’s 4 percent preference favors Marston Campbell, Eben Low, or possible compromises with Adams or A. D. Campbell. Republican Senators and Central Committee outlined first and second choices. decision likely delayed beyond this week.
Enthusiastic Home members anticipate Friday afternoon baseball with Semmte on the campus grounds. Practice sessions revealed two standout players Long ant Kalama, Andrade with a basket, and Kumalag passing midfield. Officials planned to roll the field to fix a torn base before Saturday’s gate, while the Senate and House prepare for a campus matchup at 4 PM.
Fragmentary ad lists Wells Fargo and Co Express rates from San Francisco. Mentions Masonic Temple and a telephone contact, with garbled phrases like ties on wokbes and 375.
Notice to fire claimants holding warrants up to number 3760 that after June 17 awards will be paid from the First National Bank 68. Special Disbursing Agent W. F. MacLennan 246,080 notes.
The Fortieth Day session opens late as the House debates loan measures. Vida challenges Harris and Andrade statements while committee wrangles over a $10,000 Manow road item and a $2,487,470.75 appropriation. The minor and majority reports clash as readings stretch into the afternoon.
Vienna and Rome report Emperor Francis Joseph and King Victor Emmanuel sending congratulations to King Peter I of Servia. The note in Vienna also condemns the murder of King Alexander’s household and urges severe punishment for the killers.
In New York on June 17 the race among cup defenders Columbia Constitution and Reliance ended when the Reliance topmast broke. No serious damage to other gear was reported and repairs can be completed quickly.
Portland municipal officers and local business groups organize rapid relief for Heepner. Special police patrols are deployed and shipments of food and clothing are assembled for immediate dispatch to the devastated town.
In New York on June 1 the building trades strike expanded with 100000 laborers joining the walkout. The total idle force rose to about 150000 as the strike tightened its grip on the city’s construction work.
A thirteen year old Porto Rican girl described as eccentric becomes the Territorys first inmate at the Girls Reform School. The Education Department plans to turn her into a model of modesty and the board approves the Flag Reform School's creation. Superintendent Atkinson outlines a program for a new school edifice funded by the Legislature and Anne Perry is appointed to Waltape school, succeeding Mike Prescott.
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