August Iten Letter On Sugar Crop Profits In Bulletin
August Iten of Mountain View writes to The Bulletin in March 1908 defending white labor and fair share concerns over sugar profits. He cites correspondence from the Lily Tribune and August Men, discusses mill ownership, labor, and alleged theft. He argues the sugar industry should reward labor and asserts his own and Hawaiian workers' roles in refining cane. He names Mr McStocker and comments on debate values and accusations within the industry.
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Aly Fetter
August Men
Bonohdy
Abe
McBrocker
Run Nut
Bulletin
Afr
McStocker
Hawaiianu
Ewan
August Iten
Mountain View
Let ter of Mr Adxtot Ite on cane crop 1902
T J Ryan of Fountain View discusses Matt McStocker and John Ten in a long exchange about cane yields and prices. He cites figures from letters and the New York and San Francisco sugar markets, arguing over per acre output and apparent prices referenced in prior Bulletins.
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Billtor
Bulletin
Matt
Vane
Hawaii
McStocker
John
Natetin
New York
T. J. Ryan
Fountain View
Prisoner Convicted in First Case Before New Judge
Brown, charged with stealing two watches from George Haffner, a jeweler at Hotel and Alaken streets, was convicted on circumstantial evidence. The case, the first before Judge William Whitney after Judge Lindsay’s tenure, may see an appeal. Brown was accused of taking a gold and a silver watch on January 27. Evidence relied on the jewelry shop break and Haffner’s injuries. Represented by P Le Weaver, Brown’s defense notes circumstantial proof. The Bulletin’s weak edition provides preliminary details.
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D, Brown
George Haffner
Alaken Streets
New Pales
William Whitney
Lindsay
Brown
Haffarr
Haffnrr
P le Weaver
Oan
Sivas
New to Day Report of Bank Condition in Hawaii
New to day report of the condition of the First National Bank of Hawaii at Honolulu Territory of Hawaii at the close of business March 1909. Vath 1909.
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First National Bank OF Hawaii
Honolulu
Territory OF Hawaii
Vath
Departed for Port Townsend and Shanghai steamers listed
On a March weekend the Am Whim Kilidtat Cutler sails to Port Townsend at 8 Bonaventure with a Torlense and Hongkong service at 2 pm. The Kinau Nuppala heads to Kalaugue late Sunday evening. The Wilbert Lo Siitth Roa departs for Shanghai at noon.
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Kilidtat
Cutler
Port Townsend
H. H. BM
Bonaventure
Torlense
Hongkong
Kinau
Nuppala
Kalaugue
Wilbert Lo Siitth
Roa
Shanghai
Passengers Arrived and Financial Totals Reported
A garbled list presents passengers arriving and financial items including loans and discounts, bonds, and reserves. It mentions due from state banks, approved reserve agents, fractional currency, and various named individuals and ships with dates in March.
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Sss
Redempton
Hypnotism and Threats Prompt Early Divorce Suit
Henry Haberline seeks a divorce from Mollie Fouter Mabertine alleging he was hypnotized and pressured by Rev A S Schwab into a marriage. He claims the preacher frightened him with threats of vengeance, impairing his ability to consent during the ceremony, and that Mollie then urged divorce. Also items include weather data and a rental ad.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Henry Hank Haberline
District Court
Mollie Fouter- Mabertine
Haberline
Schwab
Flow Quartz of the Moon March 18 to Hawaii Ports
The schedule lists ships and times from Kauai and other ports to Hawaii on March 18 and 19. Varying vessels including Chet at Kahlil, Milo, Star Maul, and Katherine depart Maui, Honolulu, and Vancouver routes, with times around 1a.m. to 8 a.m., plus arrivals from San Francisco and Hilo.
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Kahlil
Honolis
Star
W. G. Hall
Thompson
Kauai Porty
Clandine
Parker
Mant Ports
Star Maul
Bennett
Hawaii
Katherine, Saunders
San Francisco
Aniwehr
Wilbert J. Smith
Vancouver
Lune
Naopala
Kalauepapa
Whitney on the bench names Police Judge in city history
William ta Whitney today became Police Judge succeeding Alexander Lindsay who moves to the Circuit Court. Whitney, sworn in by Chaplain Buckland, had been Second District Magistrate last November during Lindsay’s absence and previously built a strong practice with Castle and Withington in higher courts.
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William Ta Whitney
Alexander Lindsay
Ket
Roosevelt
Whitney
Chas. R. Buckland
Lindsay
Castle & Withington
Public Auction of Hamakua Soda Works Assets 1905
By order of Treasurer A B Lindsay the Hamakua Soda Works Co Ltd will sell at public auction in Honokaa Hawaii on Saturday April 15 1905 at 1 oclock noon. The sale includes good-will machinery stack and business with soda water machine 80 feet of premises in Kukuh with water pipes 450 dozen bottles 225 wood canoes one delivery wagon double harness two horses and one mule all broken to harness sundry extracts syrups and more. For further particulars inquire of A B Lindeau.
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A. B. Lindsay
Hamakua Soda Works Co. Ltd
Honokaa
Hawaii
Hamakus Etd
Kukuh
Lindeau
Man's Handy In Dex Incomplete Notice Digest
A partial OCR reads Man's Handy in Dex in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition promising a concise resume of all legal notices calls for tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions. The Evening Bulletin monthly and Weekly Bulletin entries echo political commentary and a literary aside about Battenberg and Kaiser indulgence, with unrelated creative phrasing about Christmas gifts and caviar.
Lunch eon to Parsons in Wailuku honoring visiting judge
Hon and Mrs A N Kepalkat hosted a noon luncheon at their Wailuku home in honor of Circuit Judge F Parsons of Hilo who was in Maui to hear a case involving a Maui Circuit Judge. The guest list included judges, magistrates, law officers, attorneys, Captain Thoron and many local residents.
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Wailuku
Maui
A. N. Kepolkat
F. Parsons
Hilo
Hawaii
A. N. Kepotkal
C. ¥ Parsona
McKay
Chas. Copp
L. Mf. Caldwin
W. B. Laffery
Win. Mown
J. W. Kalua
J. Richardson
J. M. Vivas
D. J
J. I Coke
Jas. A. Thoron
W. I. Mal
Cooper
M. K Kaola
B. H. Hart
T. Th. Lyons
J. Love
T. Cummings
Clock repair at Kae ahumapu Church tower
Special to The Butleria from Wailuku Maui March 12 Nicholson of Hopalili repairs the old clock on the Kae ahumapu Church tower. Subscriptions near 100 will fund expenses for PULTIDE this quandon with a $1,500 clock trim. Nicholson promises the clock will serve as a chronometer for all lands men. Premiums up to $1000 are on display at Fine Job Printing in The Evening Bulletin.
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Butleria
Wailuku
Maui
Nicholson
Hopalili
Kaeahumapu
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Fort St
Love
F. McTighe& Co
King BT
Ohio
E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd
Ball Frog
Hawaiian Office Specialty Company
King Street
Waity Block
T. H
Iten
Ryan
Razor
L. Ferguson
D. D
Hotel Gt
Young Hotel
Arlington Block
Red Cross
Chambers Drug Co
Cor, King and Fort Sts
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Es A. Thurton
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Yon
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Weather Report
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W. G. Cooper
Igned
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Mrvce Cartwright
WR. Castle
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WP. Roth
U. G
Taina
Alex, MC
Abhley
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Shipping Intelligence
Kaw
Whitney & Marsh
Opera House
Maclachlan
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J. Fulton Dick
Umorist
R. Buchanan
Pacific Mutual
Clinton J. Hutchins
Fort Street
Sharles Williams
Womain
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Leipzig
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Union Pacific
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Om & F. Booth
A. A. Montgomery
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