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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
5
Senate committee on accounts reports budgets for the expenses with a money bill introduced. Senate Bills 12 and 13 pass the second reading, advancing in the chamber.
Readings on page 6 report Senate finances with a 63.95 balance and propose an appropriation cap of 1 5000 for salaries and 634 for running expenses. Bills Nos 12 and 13 amended laws, while No 14 passes first readings. adjournment set for tomorrow. Also notes on construction, fresh dairy sales, a schooner on the marine railway, and an upcoming church event in June.
The Philippine Commission proposes a bill for a Moro province with an appointive council. It would extend Philippine court and police jurisdiction, recognize non conflicting Moro laws, create Moro courts, abolish slavery, and establish tribal revenue. Five districts would form the province with partial military government and possible Leonard Wood as governor.
A Times dispatch from Peking notes increasing Russian establishment in Manchuria as Japan holds territory. It details barracks, housing, and military movements around Kirin and Moukden while British interests face discouraging prospects. The Lebua steamship brought livestock and goods to Mo Jokai ports, with passengers including Dr. Goodhue of the leper settlement.
The hearing on the new question in the Sumner case concluded yesterday afternoon in the Supreme Court. It was followed by former Auditor Austin’s claim for salary during his suspension by the Governor. The case was submitted and the court then turned to Bolte et al vk 9 H. Bolte. Robertson & Wilder appeared for plaintiffs and Stewart for defendants.
The Solace will depart June 20 from the Naval Station for Honolulu Guam and Ma ula. Mr Smith of the Coast and Geodes Survey Service heads upbound to Guam to fix the island longitude via cable methods built on prior Honolulu work. The Honolulu Cyclery bankruptcy case Bailey v Malley continues before Judge Gear with alimony arguments in the Williams divorce set for noon tomorrow.
The Sheboygan parish faces a clash over Rev. Father Martin N. Ray’s appointment amid accusations against Rev. Father Frank. Bishop Gratton weighs actions as a faction seeks to control the diocese while rumors of misconduct surface and a split congregation forms. The Evening and Weekly Bulletins advertise legal notices and real estate data.
A June report from Montack Long Island states Sir Arthur Conan Doyle plans to revive Sherlock Holmes in new stories set partly in America. Doyle will spend the summer in Montauk and has contracted to bring back the detective for a summer project. The tales, drawing on American origins, promise authentic color and will appear in an arty edition. Doyle intends to write in seclusion at the Third House, a winter shooting box now closed.
Cheyenne governor Pennimore Chatterton orders protest to the Interior Department and Commissioner Richards against the creation of extensive game and forest reserves in Wyoming. Reports say over one third of the state slated for reservations, a move tied to earlier clashes with Roosevelt and current officials. London dispatch notes a Cape Town correspondent about a coalition aiming to control Africa’s interests. Also mentions a new Kodak developing machine showcased by Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
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