31 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1906
Page
1
Breckens asserts in a wartime dispatch that Japanese mine workers were coerced into leaving. The claim frames large-scale movement as a strategic shift, citing labor and security concerns amid ongoing hostilities.
Captain Going of the America Marie is arrested by Marshal Hendry on a charge of bringing 488 passengers beyond cabin limits from Yokohama without required seating or meals provisions. He waived examination, bonded $250, and awaits the April post term of court. The case highlights shipboard migrant handling amid Atlantic Coast controversy.
The new rink floor impresses with a smooth long run before turns. Spectators note the improved layout makes stunts easier for top skaters. More ladies join daily, and new recruits appear. A special motion for Lady skaters is planned along with races for men. A concert tonight by the band of Ateen pier.
A compact list of Honolulu activities includes a boys field day at Boys’ Field with 117 events, a Whaleboat race between Manting and Flora from the channel wharf, gospel mission on Fort Street, Salvation Army activities, Bethel Street Institute supper, Honolulu Engineer Association event at the Young Hotel, a boxing carnival at the Orpheum featuring McFadden, Laur, Viera, Frenchie, Red Dixon and Jeffring, plus skating on Queen Street.
Trustees Jane Welkht and others, plus Am. Sigar Co. Ltd and Parker A W Carter, confront the demurrer in the beet trust case. Attorneys Kinsey Me lanaken Cooper and Derby argue the bill is vague and must be amended to specify acts showing restraint of trade and monopoly. Briefs by Castle and Withington accompany the motion.
Supervisor Jack Lucas, chairman of the Committee of the Board of Supervisors on Roads, Parks and Bridges, has informed road department workers they may quit work or conduct politics while on duty. The note signals tension over political activity among staff and policy enforcement.
Home and business owners are urged to rent safety deposit boxes to protect valuables from burglary. A thief could steal years of treasures in minutes, but the vault rental costs only five dollars per year and up, offering peace of mind.
Old Waialua bonds totaling 1 000 000 were redeemed with accrued interest and replaced by new 1 000 000 bonds at par. Trustees Hawaiian Trust Company facilitated the exchange, with old holders offered new bonds at 9 percent. The process showed strong support, amid some sale activity at par and substantial permanent improvements reflected in Waialua’s assets.
The court reopened the dispute between J A Magoon and M F Prow war barbre Judge De Bolt over the May & Co cayne case Waikiki Grande Hotel Co Magoon seeks censure of Prosser The exchange centers on a May 1 Bull headline and a suggestion of a $1000 plus debts owed to Macfarlane Co and Geo Macfarlane The judge warns against personal remarks and emphasizes court decorum with the matter continued on page
Reports from Lens France on March 31 say a major strike expanded across the mining belt. Henri Leltard reportedly killed and three gendarmes wounded as houses were looted, windows shattered, and 30 000 workers joined the agitation. Further details from Algeciras Spain note Moroccan reform talks progressing. A Hawaii wedding notice lists Vera Greenfield and Reginald Sursey among attendees with ceremony tokens and reception details.
Nihune Hoopal a Hawaii man indicted for rape tells Judge Koby Inson he is guilty and deserves hanging. He pleads guilty to begin with, then the Attorney General pauses the immediate sentence to avoid possible death row delays. Hoopal admits a prior record including larceny and an attempted rape on Maui.
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