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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1904
Page
4
A United States style debate over disbarment and judicial conduct unfolds in Hawaii. The piece traces conflicts among Frear, Perry, Davis, Humphreys, and Thomp son, with commentary on the Territorial Attorney General and influence on the court. It discusses salaries, reforms, and the impact on American justice in the territory.
A Federal Court review criticizes the majority Supreme Court for harsh, unjust rulings in the Davis disbarment. The piece argues the three month suspension lacked sufficient evidence and exposes political debts influencing judgments while noting the Department of Justice pressured actions.
H Harrison faced embezzlement charges in Police Court this morning, case continued to next Monday. He allegedly stole $1 from Captain Bowers of Merchants' Patrol by falsely claiming a patrol customer stopped service and diverting funds for three months.
New Orleans reports Cuban reciprocity threatens Louisiana sugar industry. planters in Assumption Parish and Axcion Parish switch from cane to cotton this year. Oldest sugar plantations like Belle Alliance and Lehman will spare acreage for cotton while hoping climate supports new crop. prices and Cuban competition push diversification.
A detailed Heine demonstration behind a linen counter showcases baked beans tomato soup and 57 varieties. Mrs Mitchell explains the kitchens at Pittsfield Maine and the vast growth of the company from one farm to 30,000 workers. The event highlights cleanliness quality and the idea that a meal should be uniform in taste and nutrition.
An Irish American banquet at the Hawaiian Hotel features a decorated hall, presiding toastmaster C. McCarthy, and a program of memorials, songs, and speeches by J. McCarthy, J. Dilton, F. Chitt Ingworth, Gerald Hughes, and others, with tributes to Ireland and the United States.
Jones murder trial moves forward in the special center with four names to be rejected swiftly and the grand jury report due tomorrow morning. The court, lacking jurors this morning, anticipates night sessions after jurors are sworn in as sessions this term end Sunday. Eleven jurors named for the voir dire include E R Bivens John Coffee Wm Dunbar Jas D Dougherty Emile A Berndt Jim W Bergstrom Henry Gehring John M Craig Mobt W Atkinson RM Worrell and Alex Lyle with limited female jurors to be drawn this afternoon Thoms Poole Henry Cooke Jos Aca James Armstrong eight peremptory challenges have been exercised.
An upcoming musical comedy Rowdy Dow in May by D Beardateo and the company will premiere at the Opera House this May. W D Adams and Gerard Barton direct with Rowdy Dow’s music by Barton, featuring twenty musical numbers and a large chorus. The first act is set at a New York State rural resort and includes the character Baxter in an automobile stunt. the second act shifts to Newport with a cruiser chorus, and the third act visits a New York Mardi Gras milieu with the Ahkund plot culminating on stage. The cast lists twenty four principals and about thirty chorus, with rehearsals planned at the YMCA on Thursday and Friday.
Gavin Bpence and Flora Donaldson bring a much anticipated recital of Scottin wong and story to Honolulu. Box office at Wall Nichol Co opened yesterday. tickets sold quickly. Thistle Club members toil toward a bumper crowd as praise from across the United States signals a premier evening. The artists arrive aboard the Alameda tomorrow and early seating is advised.
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