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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
4
Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd Wallace Farrington editor lists subscription rates and post office details for Honolulu. A partial editorial comment references the legislative ball and a senator considering a purchase after transfer from a territory camp, noting community perception.
Col. Meres, manager at the Southern Pacific railway, cites a Morse interview claiming Japanese pioneers will teach Texans and Louisianans to manufacture high grade matting and silk from rice straw and mulberry for silkworm rearing. The plan envisions Gulf coast cultivation, private capital, and new jobs in matting making and related industries.
Fragmented reads discuss a fire discovery, sewer ventilation upgrades, and debates over land pricing and political strategy in Honolulu. The piece references Governor and Legislature dynamics, Philippine policy, and Roosevelt era discussions, with scattered mentions of figures like Roosevelt and Jefferson.
The piece outlines a new advertising campaign and its four live demonstrations in the town, while noting favored interests of local businesses. It mentions a government reshuffle with primes and ministers, a purchase by Alfred of Justice, and a highlighted navy pension comparison between England and the United States, with Kodak renting services in Honolulu.
Belle H Barber of Washington files for divorce from Naval Surgeon George Holcomy Barber whom she wed in December 1895. Anny Louise Walker, bridesmaid at the wedding, named as co respondent. Barber accused of infidelity with multiple women and neglect. Husband provides $50 monthly maintenance but they have not lived together since filing.
Ouba members at the Legislature weigh reducing agitation for the Nuwanu reservoir and purchasing a fully equipped Pahon house to provide free class water for the city. They argue that pure water will require expenditure on reservoirs and filtration not justifiable by current costs. The water department remains a likely profit source as county government seeks to furnish households with the purest water obtainable.
Discrete court notes indicate Judge Katee in Federal Court set to rule on charges involving A Brown, Win M Bish, and Korean immigrant affairs tied to a board of inquiry. Potential outcomes hinge on whether the Plea in Bar is sustained or the matter proceeds to trial. officials anticipate a decision soon as jurisdiction questions loom. Also referenced is a separate damages case involving Sailor Abigail Langage against Janes Tutt and others, with a hearing slated for June 2.
Officials vow to pursue ejectment against the Kapiolani Estate regarding construction at Kitewat Ati Kon Street near the northeast corner of the property. The case could require rebuilding the new building at great expense if the government prevails. Attorneys general declined to provide details as authorities anticipate a heated legal contest.
The report claims a prominent administration official anticipates Roosevelt retaining the Republican National Committee chair amid 1904 candidacy talk. It also notes Taft as a favored second choice, with maneuvers expected around Hanna’s influence and Cleveland events.
In Eleanor K Prendergast v Peter Martin Judge Robinson presided at 10 45 am to noon with a 1 30 pm resumption. Plaintiff attorney A Gragoon defendant W A Kinney. jury waived by stipulation. Testimony from May 15 2002 used as evidence. witnesses Stephen Mabauln and Mrs Ellen Gow Kim testified for the defendant.
At the Supreme Court the documentary evidence is in hand for the Summer case. It may take a day or two before Attorney General Andrews is ready to report on the charges read against each other by attorneys involved in the case.
After further argument in the Williams divorce case, Judge Gear again grants Mrs. B. C. Williams a divorce and takes alimony questions under advisement. The notice lists legal ads, tender calls, judgments, building permits, and real estate notices in the Weekly Bulletin and Evening Bulletin.
King collections attended to. Exchange and letters of credit issued on Bank of California and Rothschilds. Drafts and cable transfers via Hongkong Shanghai and Chartered Bank. Interest on deposits 2 to 4 percent. Trust and mortgage services. Auditing and corporate statements. Safe keeping of valuables. Insurance agency at 24 Bethelehem.
Claus Spreckels Co bankers in Honolulu offer a wide foreign exchange network with banks in San Francisco London New York Chicago Berlin Hong Kong Yokohama and Sydney. Services include loans on approved security commercial and travelers credits issued bills of exchange bought and sold and prompt collection accounting.
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