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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1905
Page
4
A March notice from Honolulu recalls Jane Le Stanford with a memorial remembrance by Rev Dr Ri vald. It notes her memory and the influence of Stanford University, praising her contributions to education and the university’s enduring work.
The county government measure endorsed by the county commission and House of Representatives has moved to the Senate with broad Republican support. The resolution cites promises by Senators Lane Lisbo and Lowertt, defends party unity, and warns against misleading attacks from morning papers. Also noted are New Premiums in the window contest at the Schuman Carriage Co. Ltd.
Fifty five cases before Judge Robinson were moved to enter nol pros by Deputy Attorney General Memne, listing defendants including Chong Him Higaki Sylva Prettas Pankapo Sousa Chas Lambert Kimato Kank Jue Dan Carrion Ah Kun Pang Kong Antone Fernandes Frank Wher An Wong Sour and eleven others charged with selling liquor without license gambling violations larceny in the second degree and other offenses.
Acting TB Commissioner Malin committed Neto and another man on bigamy charges after District Attorney Dreckone filed a strong case. Rey G. Matokawa and Tr. Katana faced similar charges for marriages in June 1909 at the Immigration Station. Secretary Charnock showed records of both marriages. Breckane noted no divorce. Bond set at 1000.
A special venire issued last Monday for the Moorman case was returned before Judge Robinson this morning. After a few challenges the prosecution and defense declared the jury satisfactory. The panel includes J B Avereds Gr Atherton F K King Chay Girdier Frank J Rowello Jd Groove Wa J White Richard Weedon J A Tt Vierra Mt Schmidt John Heaton Wa Al Malt.
Dr David Starr Jordan criticizes a Honolulu physician connected with the Stanford poisoning inquiry. He says the physician Humphris lacks knowledge of strychnine poisoning and dismisses Memphris and associates as ignorant in the science. Jordan asserts his own detailed view on the Stanford case and its scientific angles.
A 1905 fashion notice invites readers to view the latest plates in the Tailoring Dept. Patterns include late nobby styles with a BLOUSE SUIT Nos. 6 and 7. Window sample shows a suit made in house. Limited light weight patterns remain and early callers get first choice.
Rear Admiral William Whiting of the Hawaii Navy, injured in a fall from an electric car on King Street near the Melrose, endured a scalp wound of about seven inches. He remained unconscious for two hours and has been receiving treatment at Mrs Evans home with Drs Taylor Moore and Walters overseeing. Doctors expect he may travel to Manila on the Siberia if cleared.
The Siberia set sail for the Orient at 11 o clock amid a harbor misadventure with mud banks tearing up the approach as the tug helped free the ship. The liner carried passengers and freight, including flowers and various packages, with Japanese and European travelers noted aboard.
Letter from a Texas man, age about 99, extols Dr. Hartman’s Peruna as the best remedy for grip and catarrh. He credits Peruna with his long health, recounts epidemics, and notes past biographical features in Waco Herald and Dallas Morning News. He resides in Valley Mills after living near Roxie Falls, Texas.
Commander J C Colwell Captain W H Lyon and Captain W Very are United States naval officers sailing to Manila on court martial duty. It is not stated what duty, but it is understood to relate to the court martial of Captain Brique of the cruiser Altimore.
Secretary of the Territory reports Henry Kapes, an absen ting clerk of the Hawaii Trust Co, was arrested in London. The Hale Bulletin cites a London capture and a fake Herbert Kentwell identity. Deputy Abert Monry Vida plans to travel to England to secure Kapes and bring him back for Hawaii trial.
James J. Fullerton attorney Jas I Fullerton files motion for speedy trial in a case involving alleged mallctows injury. affidavit says Attorney General sought to evade court order and indicted for same offense, claiming harassment and waste of time. court set motion for 9 a m Monday March 20.
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