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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
4
The fragment lists subscription terms for Evening and Weekly Bulletins with prices and regions and mentions a court matter about Judge Gear who would have faced charges for arguing a decree if he had signed a particular portion.
Amended declaration records lease of Enterprise Mills yards to Emmett May and W. H. G. Arnemann for five years at 3600 dollars annually paid in advance with monthly installments. It states default on rent and taxes totaling 1179.15, seeks judgment for 1170.15, and notes garnishees. Also mentions final report approvals in unrelated estates and administrator actions.
The article blends political commentary on public works and governance with critique of officials. It discusses the Nuttany reservoir proposal, water quality comparisons, and Roosevelt and Washington water politics, alongside local land office administration under the Executive Council and reflections on legislative procedure and Governor Dole's communications.
A petition to incorporate the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Anita Mri and others seeks a principal office in Honolulu with branches Territory wide. The group may sue and be sued, borrow, mortgage, and dispose of real property up to 100000 dollars. A board of directors named includes F Hart and F. Howard Humphries among others. A man born in Ireland was made a citizen by Judge Katwe under a new statute.
Bailor Lidgard TLauerans brings the vessel Tutt to federal custody with a $110,000 bond for alleged neo dental damages. Kobe octnon Wilder appear for the creditors. Henry Romeike, founder of a clipping bureau, dies at Century apartments in New York. He helped spread the term remelked and had royal patrons among his clients.
The Ninth Circuit affirms a district decision dismissing Peacock and Company’s bill to enjoin Hawaii income tax, ruling territorial taxation falls within Congress and rejecting claims of unconstitutional discrimination. The opinion notes organic acts grant broad territorial legislative power, with no equity found in the bill and cites prior Hawaii Territory cases.
The Wilder Steamship Company will build a new steamer at Union Iron Works in San Francisco for about 90000. Construction follows the Kalulani design with length eleven feet, depth twelve feet six inches, carrying capacity over 400 tons dead weight and a speed of nine knots when half loaded. The vessel, intended for the Molokai route, features first class passenger saloons, sanitary design, and five steerage waterrooms.
A memorandum from the Exchange endorses Campbell Sampbell Kay for the vacancy created by H H Cooper’s resignation as Superintendent of Public Works. It praises Kay’s competency and courtesy, notes the Exchange’s influence with local labor, and urges merit promotion while supporting continuity in policy including eight hour public works labor standards.
In Washington rumors note Governor Dole received a message about Tanbara Gulaaburo’s case. Tanbara Wan was found guilty of murder in the Federal Court and sentenced to death by Judge Eaton. The Governor reprieved the prisoner as the matter went to Washington Ville for review.
A fragment lists public schools visited by children during a vacation period including Manoa Kaabumanu Kawal ubau Normal Maemae Kauluwela Royal and Kaivlani. Governor and department heads were invited but busy. Kodak rental by Honolulu Pho to diupply Co. next board meeting set for Friday.
Claus Spreckels & Co bankers outline banking services across departments including collections exchange letters of credit issued on the Bank of California and Rothschild London, drafts and cable transfers via global banks, term deposit rates, trust and accountant services, savings deposits, and insurance agency roles outlined with international banking connections and agent networks in San Francisco London New York Paris Berlin Hongkong Yokohama New Zealand and Australia Victoria Vancouver and more.
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