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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1903
Page
8
A long parliamentary report details proposed amendments to territorial governance, including bonding power, county officer elections, and reorganizing official roles. It cites the Organic Act, authorizes probate and license duties, and notes language considerations for the bill with senators arguing over specifics and printing choices.
The fragmentary record notes discussion of language in a resolution, with the chair and a member named Rupthed focusing on word usage. A proposed change to replace the word and is mentioned, along with an alternate resolution and motions, culminating in the chair noting withdrawal of his resolution.
The record details a heated legislative session with amendments proposed by Mr Kapiten and Mr Kupihen. Arguments over the voting process and appeals occur as members push for changes to public works and labor provisions under an emergency bill. The motion passes 12 to 1 after lengthy discussion and a report on progress is adopted.
Cramped and garbled report details an early arrival of the Ventura in port, with references to Sydney weather, rough seas, and a long voyage. The piece notes a stormy spell, heavy rain and delays, and mentions upcoming local meetings and a display of insect information.
Unclear shipping bulletin lists multiple ports and vessels with fragmented names and dates. Mentions Diamond Head Signal Station and weather clerks reporting wind and conditions, with numerous place names including Ventura Ban Praneleeo Maui and San Francisco.
A garbled OCR list shows numerous personal names with titles and roles such as Claudine, Loyd and child, Mrs Kepolkat, Magalo Daniels, Emma Tenet, Captain Hutchinson, Lieut Hutchinant, Major Herida and wife, and other military or official mentions. The text is fragmentary and difficult to interpret, likely from a newspaper notices page.
Fragmentary passenger list names adults and families with many unreadable phrases, including Simone and wife with two children, Pa Nien and Pood Stittibyy, and mentions of Mave Ho Robt Hind and Mire Mh bb. Details are incomplete and several names unclear.
Fragmented notices detailing a funeral service in Honolulu near Alapal with interment at Pearl City, plus a sheriff’s sale notice for a land lease and property in Honolulu. Descriptions include names like Chas A Peterson and M. Chillips and Company, with dates in March and April 1903 and legal actions involving Tong Sat Ting and Don Lin alias Tong 84 Ting. The text is garbled OCR of old notices.
The document summarizes four decisions by the Supreme Court, including a denial of a motion for rehearing in the case of Fori D. Paris vs Mogeon, administrator of Anione Fernandes, with mixed reasoning about claims overlooked by the court. A majority opinion, written by Justice Merry, addresses discharges and joint action, noting uncertainties in the record and asserting a recovery for the plaintiff if warranted.
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