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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1899

Page

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Jury Talesmen and German Expansion in Kahaka Murder Case

Bailiff scours town for jurors as Kahaka murder trial nears with five defendants and many excuses. Judge Stanley continues hearings on Nalvilehua case while a Hawaiian jury is drafted. Post Dispatch reports German editor Dr. Ewil Preetoring warning Republicans against expansion policy and hinting at a new party if demands are not met.

McGuro Talesmen Cater Stanley John Kaikeiki St. Louis the Post Dispatch Ewil Preetoring St. Lonix Woatliche Post Mississippi Valley Republican Party McKinlay Piso Preetorina

Morris Estate Division Report Seeks Public Auction

Surveyor M. D. Munasrray reports to Judge erry on the Morris estate division. He proposes auctioning the northwest portion of 16 1000 acres as unsuitable for equal division, with proceeds shared among heirs. Remaining 8 256 1000 acres would be distributed: one eighth to W. O. Acht, one eighth to Antone Morris, one fourth to Rita Alana, one fourth to Mile Morris, and one fourth to Joe Moris, all lying in specified parcels. Also, members of the Hooula and Hoola Lahni Society are to attend a monthly meeting at the Kapiolani Maternity Home tomorrow at 10 o'clock.

M. D. Munasrray Erry Morris Estate Beira W. O. Acht L. O Palau L. OC Kaaloa Antone Morris W. O. Achi Pire Rita Alana Mile Morris Joe Moris Mille Morris Hooula Waverley Club Julyo Stanley Dr Sloggett Robert Gatton T Clive Davies WW Wright Prof Hall RA Jordan Fred Harrison W C Roe A St M Mackinotosh BB Thomas D M V Forster AP Morris J H Wodehouse H W M Mist Frank Davey George Tarver W H Pain Consul Hoare W. Horace Wright Hoare Bailey Pain P Davey Wright Robert Catton Mi Y Borser BA Jordan de Slo I Barwon BS Crimes T Raio Walker W M Giffard AS Cleghorn WE Pain JM Blarkey J A Kennedy B W Jordan Hugh McLntyre Tom May John Phillips FM Swangy 50 Allen WH Baird Alatan Atkinson WF Wilson Godfrey Brown Chas Girdler Geof Macfalane H V Murray Fred Whitey Ernest Wodebous WM Mist B Scrimgeour Ed Stilve L Hart St J Gilbert CG Ballentyne W G Binglebarat JM Mouxarrat P Woods Es Giffard A Garvie Capt Tolle BA Jortan WS Lace Geo Smithies J Harris Mackngie WA Henshall Douglas F Davey W Lishea Cowan John Wright WO Koo T Rowling HO Reid George Dall Vinge Jacobsen WH Pain EB Thomas Fred Redward T McMillan J Lucas W White J Lightfoot J E Westbrook Robert W Sharpe Daniel Logan W Horace Wright J Wray Tayior H L Herbert J Smith A P Morris Philip Rosenthal God Save the Queen Billy Howard Marechal Brown Haw Nodray Honeldu Aball Hitchcock Attena Wilcox Nature Bind Nature

Hilo Seethes Amid Plans for Sugar Mills and Queen’s Birthday

In Hilo the community debates a 2000 monthly subsidy for the British American Line, a new nine roller mill for local grinding, and the fate of sugar land under Olna and Poona projects. A Japanese patient escaped from the hospital and drowned in the river. Typhoid remains prevalent as plans for a Consulate dance to honor the Queen’s birthday unfold, with British residents organizing committees and a large public meeting at the Waverley Club.

Hilo Droword Herald Hilara Olna Poona M. G. Barney Honowehaa Bonuapo Hilea Nasleha Richley & Russell San Francisco Ilo Masons Hilo Road Board of Health Hackfelda the Tribune

Capitaliots Coming to the Orphean Board

Capitaliots are arriving with Wm G Irwin and Mr Pollitz among others from San Francisco. Pollitz may clash with sugar cane holders while the Osha mill awaits grinding as machinery was turned last week. Orbo stockholders are upbeat and a new Orphean board article is coming soon.

Wm. G. Irwin Pollitz Osha

Young Heeve Ranch matter plays out in court

In Honolulu police court the Young Hee Goar Lansing Co deal dominates proceedings as deed transfers 5000 dollars and 32000 dollars paid for the ranch with a 16000 dollar mortgage. Law and order actions on dray horses lead to reprimands and warnings for several drivers.

Young Hee Ranch Young Heeve Gear, Lansing & Co Goar Lansing & Co Ars Young Hee-Goar Lansing Magoon Young Hee Gear Young Hoe Maui

Soldiers Paid At Psy Master Office Before Departure

The transports Ohio and Benator paid today at the psy master’s office as troops were marched company by company. Soldiers cheer pay but regret it came late. Officers note experience shows predeparture pay reduces numbers before Manila voyage. The Ohio and Baoator troops gain limited freedom after payment.

Ohio Benator Psymaster Tranaporta Manila Baoator

Perdom Allowed to Go

James Ferdon, the Quaker doctor, appeared in the Police Court. Marechal Brown moved to postpone until Ferdon leaves the country. Ferdon promised not to practice again. Ferdon left the room a happy man.

James Ferdon Marechal Brown Fardon Ferdon

Hawaiian exhibit topic at Owaha Exposition discussed

The Chamber of Commerce debates a Hawaiian exhibit at the Owaha Exposition. Commissioner Unieted delivers a letter from the Exposition president to the Government, noting all but the loading of the Hawaiian band. A letter to the Executive Council clarifies the proposal as contracts advance. The Rapid Transit Co projects progress and materials arrive aboard the schooner Mary B. Foutor.

Chamber of Commerce Unieted Executive Council Mr. Amated Conntract Rapid Transit Co Protimnutio Mary B. Foutor

Investment firm seeks stake in new bank capital stock

Stockholsters of the Honolulu Investment Company will be pleased to learn they have an interest in the American Bank of Hawaii. Directors applied for a block of stock. outcome will take weeks to determine how much may be allotted to the investing corporation. The Claudine sailing this afternoon will not call at Labina.

Honolulu Tnvestment Company American Bank of Hawaii Investing Corporation Claudine Labnina

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