Weekly Bulletin Special Week of Legislation Preview
The Postonce at Honofolay announces a March 28 1904 issue of the Weekly Bulletin with varied programs for a special week. It discusses a push for financial legislation, gubernatorial views, and calls legislators to act in the interest of the Territory amid a crisis, urging careful budgeting and appropriations within income.
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Secoeco
Lesiaimtire
Klein
Motier
Lowe
Legislaire
Legislaruée
Fragmentary note on sugar producers and policy
The fragment discusses plans for planters to balance immediate gains with future improvements. It mentions retention of remaining production to aid the territory and hints at policies or actions by authorities to reward sugar producers, with reference to a potentially favorable sugar content outcome. The text implies ongoing debate over costs, benefits, and taxation or pricing in Hawaii.
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Hawaii
Persecution of Davis editor recalls court fight
Fragmentary text describes a long legal battle involving Davis editor and the Territorial Supreme Court. It cites U.S. court rulings, a contested contract, and efforts since 1903 to disbar or hinder practice. The piece references the American Bar Association and concerns about religious discrimination and political persecution.
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Evening Bulletin
Marla
Davis
Jobeny Sawner
United Bates District Court
Davie
Counseel
Davies
Webber
Fed
Territorial Supreme Court
United States
Perry
Jaquinez
Council of the American Bar Association
United States Court
Moton
Andrewe
Supreme Court
Washington
Uhase
Bla
James G. Blave
Gar Association
Jasve Tylands
Sugar market outlook and Cuban crop notes
The article discusses sugar price trends in Hawaii, the influence of speculation, and expected demand for refined sugar. It cites Willett & Gray’s March outlook, notes a shift toward buying from traders, and provides figures on Cuban and beet sugar parity, crop receipts, and stock levels, with remarks from A. Campbell and H. E. Pocock.
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Hawaii
Willett & Gray
Ron Ther
Aumar
Cir Cular
Cuba
A. Campbell
H. E. Pocodk
Indecision and disdain for bar association power
George A. Davis denounces the bar association as a tool of self interest and predicts a future where government favors the few. He says he may move away but insists the independence of the bar is vital to justice and warns against topdown decrees.
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Honolulu
George A. Davis
Young Thieves Gang Strikes Nuuanu Street Stores
Continued report details a gang of youths who entered a Chinese store on Nuuanu Street between King and Hotel, stole various items including hats and bottles, and added looted goods to their wardrobes. Authorities, led by McDuffie, are tracking members who remain at large, with more thefts possible as cases unfold.
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Nwner
Fim
Nuuonu Street
King
Hotel Wupot
McDuffie
Pirates rehearsal moved to Princess Kawana residence
Due to a dance at the Young Hotel tomorrow evening the rehearsal of the Pirates will be held at the residence of Princess Kawana fakoa on Pensacola. Full attendance is urgently requested.
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Young Hotel
Kawana
Fakoa
Pensacola
The Business Man's Handy It Dex
The publication outlines a concise resume of legal notices tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions. It appears in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition with pricing listed as eighty cents per issue and one dollar annually.
Praise for Volcano trip by visitors from Maine and Hawaii
Visitors from Str. and Mra, PA Ag kor Maine praise the Volcano trip to Kilauea. They commend steamship and Volcano House service, call Hawaiian travel memorable, and plan to tour New Zealand after Auckland. Also notes a court case and a Japanese war drama rehearsal in Honolulu.
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Str
Mra
PA Agkor
Maine
Volcano House
Kilauea
Mrs. Appleton
Auckland
New Zealand
Ore
The Business Man's Handy Index Listing Legal Notices
The Business Man's Handy Index provides a concise complete resume of legal notices tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions as published in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition. It appears in Evening Bulletin monthly and Weekly Bulletin yearly editions at standard prices.
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Business Man's
Jude Menta
Real S Tate
Judge clears demurrers in fraud case over House vouchers
Judge Robinson this morning overruled the demurrers of Attorney C W Ashford for Bolomon Mohe im Jonah Kumalae and Enoch Jone on indictments for conspiracy and fraud tied to vouchers from the last Legislature. Pleas of not guilty were entered. The case moves to the next April term. jurors have been excused.
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Robinson
C. W. Ashford
Bolomon Moheim
Jonah Kumalae
Enoch Joneon
Appeal to the Governor on subsidies and aid for hawaii
George Markham of Honolulu urges the governor to reconsider proposed subsidies causing burden on the Territory. He argues that many citizens cannot afford doctor visits or hospital care and pleads for mercy, justice, and aid for the poor, invoking moral and religious appeals. He cites Aison Swett Marden and asks for retention of hospital support.
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Evening Bulletin
Hawaii
Justine
Honolulu
Havwall Nel
Alohanul
George Markham
Three Hawaiian Boys Arrested for Larceny in Second Degree
Detective McDuffie arrested John Knoles Wille Nalimamannion and Kamal aged about ten to twelve on larceny charges. At Judge Viedeau's court they had their cases continued. The trio, part of a juvenile gang, confessed to revolts including the theft of a revolver from Hall & Ono hardware store.
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John Knoles
Wille Nalimamannion
Kamal
Charken
McDuffie
Viideau
River Streets
Smith & Weston
Police Atailon
Ted
Boya
Hall & On
Atére
Torotaro Mataumoto
Kahaulelo
Kahaulelio
Murakami
Dapan
Armiy
Webber's Noon Talks on Obedience and Virtues
Archdeacon Webber speaks on the virtue of obedience and willingness to take orders, urging Christians to reflect the captain of salvation in daily life. The address drew a growing audience as discussions of duty and the four cardinal virtues continued.
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Archdeacon Webber
Quilding Thin Woob
Webber
Ardera
Aruhdegean
Addresta
Hering
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Turk
Dillon
Beretania Street
Taketa
Judge Gear
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Judge Gears Court
U. 8. B. Iroquois
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General Arthur
Gunst-Eakin Cigar Co
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B. F. Ehlers & Co
T. H
Schuman
Young Building
Stephenson
King Street
Hore Young Trieves
Matemoto
Maka
Indy
Matsumoto
Japan
Grotd
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Batt
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H. Harrison
Capain Bowers
Merchants’ Patrol
Nolle Proud
Aday
Hewan
Dickey
Jude Lindsay
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