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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1911
Page
14
In a court scene the narrative centers on a servant charged with theft of wheat. The trial involves a witness list and testimony describing events around a shipment and a tax or pay exhibit. The proceedings note the defendant’s conduct and a related demand of fifty cents or more, with references to local officials and a verdict context.
Diaz cabinet resigns amid political turmoil as Heine and other leaders clash over policy. Reporters note aggressive posturing and a shift in power within the government, with tensions rising around cabinet stability and succession. A separate item describes a traffic accident in Jackson with multiple injuries, and a London motor race update highlighting the British Royal Motor Boat Club’s plans for an upcoming event.
Fragmentary OCR reports a vessel at sea catching fire and destroying a portion of the ship near a harbor. Authorities and witnesses describe sudden flames and smoke, with crews attempting to abandon ship as the incident unfolds.
A contested issue in Campbell questions tax authority and the separation of powers. The court notes the eleventh clause and states that taxation must be equal and in line with constitutional limits. Justice Robértyen remarks the decision challenges delegation of legislative powers and the role of the Superintendent of Public Works in revenue matters.
The text questions legislative limits on the superintendent’s power to fix and collect taxes. It argues there is no fixed rule to determine charges and that discretion may hinge on frontage, river, or authorial intent. It asserts the legislature may authorize the superintendent to levy and collect more than a simple tax, which cannot be done legally without clear bounds.
In foreign ports on Saturday March 25, shipments and arrivals are noted with Mar 22 and Mar 43 dates. Vessels include Salina Cruz and Salina Cruz arrivals, with various routes from Lilo to Monohu. A claim asserts the world’s largest tiger in a Masonic lodge in Mauhar.
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