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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1902
Page
4
The text reports ongoing legal and political maneuvering surrounding a campaign. It notes attorneys for Mire McCrily-Higalos pursuing unresolved issues about a cola and mentions a Jetter in the Advertiner office. Parties proceed through court as Christian Workers express positions on Advertising methods amid general election expectations.
The exchange centers on Me. Dreier nomination papers and a rival candidate, Hoang, described as respected and aligned with party principles. The debate emphasizes fidelity to party principles rather than personal agendas as they clash over proper nomination conduct.
Fragmented text outlines voter qualifications to vote for representatives, including citizenship, residency, age, and registration requirements. Mentions territorial rules and an apparent Hawaii reference, with procedural notes on oaths and election administration.
A battered draft discusses mobilizing voters for a special election and naming a candidate to strengthen the party. It laments divisions within the Republican camp and calls for vigorous action to rally supporters and prepare for the next contest.
The Morning Agitator reports on a string of legal cases in the Hawaii Territory era. It notes indictments for perjury and bribery against named men, contempt of court penalties, and a 1907 decision involving a prominent attorney. Public figures and the Sacred Circle are cited amid pardons and alleged judicial manipulation.
In South Kohala Territory Hawaii on March 23 102 Territory Hawaii v Sam M Spencer concerns contempt of court. The judge notes failure to remove near government road and two houses, and possible failures to obtain a warrant. Court records show slaughtering cattle continued and no proper warrant was issued or served. The case highlights procedural missteps and the deputy’s responses to orders.
The court finds a respondent guilty of contempt for failing to move chicken coops and a kitchen near Akona within ten days as ordered by Judge Pankiki. Deputy Sheriff reports delays, health board inspector approved cleanliness, and the matter proceeds to the next court sitting. health and sanitation issues cited.
A scanned financial notice lists banks including San Francisco based institutions and international lenders. It notes loans approved secured and bills of exchange issued or sold with collections promptly accounted.
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