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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1904
Page
4
The page lists subscription rates for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin, mentions advertising terms, then shifts to a collage of political and military items. It references Morion, Port Arthur, Kuropatkin, Dingley tariff, and Roosevelt era figures, with scattered notes on party dynamics and national issues of the time.
Amid a pending conspiracy trial in the territory Judge De Holt criticizes a morning paper for an editorial attacking the court and insinuating influence over sentencing. He laments invective against a judge and defends the newspaper’s independence while vowing to preserve judicial integrity.
A historical column argues for judicial independence amid allegations of prejudice surrounding Judge De Holt and the conspiracy case. It asserts the need to resist attacks from a partisan press while condemning threats to the integrity of the Missouri judiciary and public trust.
Territory ring match for the islands title set around the Fourth of July in 1904. Brown of Hilo Hawaii seeks to claim the crown and receives 70 percent of gate receipts. Local promoter Addeone LL Dp plans the event in Hawaii.
The Fourth of July Committee in Hilo abandons Beckley Pavilion plans and will erect a covered pavilion at the Hotel grounds for morning literary exercises and an evening grand ball. A morning sequence of aquatic races on Walaken river may precede ball games and races in the afternoon, with details still undecided.
The report records a jury trial continuation with Judge Gear denying a directed verdict for the plaintiff's attorney J. A. Magoon. It notes the term's policy to resolve the case by midnight and mentions a Hilo waterfront dispute and potential transfer to the Torrens Land Registration Court. A list of jurors and a brief humorous exchange about yard measurements from the Philadelphia Press closes the item.
An old age health testimonial touts Pe-ru-Na as a catarrhal tonic restoring hearing and general vigor. The piece urges readers to read The Life and obtain Peruna for ailments, with endorsements from Dr. Hartman and a bishop.
The suit argues over bid validity and the use of old piles in a new structure. It cites that bids for old piles may not have been properly advertised and questions whether the American Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Co. Ltd. had the lowest bid. The record notes the Department reserved the right to use old piles but required a price adjustment per pile to reflect replacement. The assistant superintendent testified that at bidding time the availability of old piles was unknown, complicating competition among bidders.
At a special meeting in Hilo chaired by Charles Fur nowax, Wily Inge and the Hilo Agriculture group pushed developing a pineapple industry and cannery plan. A committee was formed to canvas Hilo, Kaiwiki, Keumand, Pune, and Olan for production figures and area used. An order instructed methods of planting and cultivation of pineapples to be translated for Japanese rural papers. The next quarterly meeting is set for Saturday, July 2 at 10 9. m. members expected to attend.
A reader reports a 45-70 rifle bullet pierced a ceiling at a Kukui Lane home last Monday at 7 15 PM. The shot may have originated near Punchbowl, narrowly missing a young woman at bed prep. the writer urges stricter enforcement to curb reckless firearm use.
Mrs Ralph G Curtin hosted a lively birthday gathering in Hilo on a June evening. Guests enjoyed a staged social with euchre at the second table and sewing buttons by noodle sticks at the third, bean bag at the fourth, and prizes awarded to Mrs Ward and Mr McQuaid. The room shimmered with palms, red ribbons, and Japanese lanterns.
Aoki was released after four months in Oahu penitentiary for involvement with the 10 club Japan tee society exposed by U S District Attorney Breckens and Judge Dole. The case references public works bid procedures and statutory provisions urging fair tendering to prevent corruption and favoritism in contract awards, with legal arguments about notices and plans. The plaintiff seeks relief and appears represented by Knotney McClanahan & Cooper, Carthe & Withington, and the Attorney General's Department in Hawaii.
In the Circuit Court of the First Circuit Territory of Hawaii probate matter, Henry Smith as administrator with the will annexed is ordered to prepare and present a full final account on a designated Tuesday in 1904. John F Colburn seeks distribution and claims ownership of an undivided interest in real estate and personal property held by Henry Smith. The court requires prompt accounting and closing of the estate with proper distribution to entitled parties.
The document orders Henry Smith to appear before Judge Geo J Gra r at 10 am on July 6 1904 to show cause why the estate should be distributed to named beneficiaries. It requires publication in The Evening Bulletin in Honolulu at least twice weekly until July 2 1904 and allows service by authorized court process servers.
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