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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1904

Page

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Russian Losses in Telissa Battle Reported

Washington dispatch summarizes General Oku report on Telissa engagement. Russian corpses buried near Tellesa numbered 1 516 by evening the 17th, with more expected. Natives say Russians removed dead and wounded by railway and buried or cremated near Huahungkan as they fled. Rifles and guns left afield recovered, more prisoners taken though numbers uncertain due to daily increase.

Honolulu Oku Tellesu Huahungkan Takahira

Views of Davis Case Taken By Department of Justice

The Justice Department reports on George A Davis of Honolulu regarding Hawaii disbarment in August 1903, subsequent court actions, and President Roosevelt’s lack of authority to pardon professional misconduct, with Judge Dole's views noted.

Davis Department of Justice United States Dole District Court Ty Bia

Bomb Explodes on Porch in Matlock Avenue Neighborhood

Residents report a midnight blast on Matlock avenue last Friday. Sammons woke to the explosion and found people in his yard as investigators confirmed a bomb detonated on the porch near the door.

Matlock Avenue Hawaii Sammons

Davis May Again in Federal Courts Fight

A saga follows Attorney George A. Davis as the Supreme Court weighs his right to practice in territorial and federal courts. The court's decision could limit his ability to practice in the Territorial Court until October while affirming his standing before the nation’s federal courts. The action prompts remarks from Chief Justice Frear and notes that a formal admission petition may be filed. Nearby, an unrelated incident with Mr Sammons involves alleged pranks and broken windows.

Supreme Court George A. [Davie Davis Territorial Court Supreme Court of Doyie Wan Jattorney Davie Frear Sammons

First Sitting Of New Justices Felicitous Occasion

The new Hawaii Supreme Court opened with a morning session at 10 o clock. Chief Justice Frear and the three new justices Hatch Hartwell and Perry were welcomed by the bar with praise for their qualifications. The court announced a plan to readmit George A Davis while suspending him until October 1 1904. The room held many attorneys and spectators, and former Justice Perry was honored as he retires.

Supreme Court George A. Davin Prone George A. da Vin Supreme and Circuit Court Honolulu Croult Judiciary Supreme Chloe Vreur Hatch Hartwell Perry Lorrin Andrews Supreme Head of Hawaii Washington Roosevelt Joe Frear Andrews Justice Hartwell Hawaiian Islands Andrews Seaid Jan Able J T McCants Stewart GM Robertson Lor Association Robertson Bar Association Stewart Wild Justice Perry Pye Smidh Martwell F. M Bar Har

Hawaii Delegates Propose Plank On Coffee Duties

Hawaii delegation to the Republican Convention names Governor Carter as chairman and joins efforts for a party platform supporting protective duties on coffee imports. Kuhio named honorary vice president and resolutions committee member. Hooge and Robinson assigned to credentials and rules. Knudsen to notify the President. Also notes Philippines delegation seated with two votes and other international items.

Chicago Hil Carter Kuhio W. H. Hooge W. T. Robinson Eric Knudaen Philippines

Inunction Suit Heard In Hawaiian Eng Co Case

Judge Robinson held a hearing today in the injunction case brought by J Lucas se, Hawaiian Engineering & Construction Co and C B Holloway and will issue a decision soon. The Edward Sowall was moved to an anchor off the harbor waiting for the Retem crew. Captain Quick expects Delaware Breakwater tomorrow after 800m, per nine named persons.

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