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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1904
Page
4
The page contains scattered notes on wet weather in the western region, naval power shifts in the Pacific, and commentary on political figures and Japanese loyalty. It mentions John D. Rockefeller's philanthropy, the Hawaii promotion, and debates over Japan's place among civilized nations with reflections on Roosevelt and Hearst era campaigns.
An article notes a debate on Japanese loyalty and cites two hundred soldiers aboard the Kinahu Mara who surrendered and were sent overboard. It questions whether their sacrifice prevented enemy prize capture and weighs the value of valor versus survival. Different views on duty and fate are explored.
In a growing banking rivalry two trust companies publish opposing policies on child deposits. One issues circular urging solicitations of children's accounts to teach responsibility, asking for the first deposit and child’s name to provide passbook and checks, with delivery promised on Christie morning.
Two ribbon lots arrived together causing overstock. The sale offers single and double faced ribbons in pink, white, black, and Liberty patterns with discounts up to one third or more. Ribbons are not new but in good condition with many sizes and prices reduced, such as No 12 and 16 at 10 cents, No 40 at 26 cents, and No 60 Black double faced at 25 cents.
The article describes American warships the New York Bennington and Marblehead preparing at Panama, with three more vessels to join, as part of a squadron bound for Japanese waters. Officers named for both ships are listed, alongside ship specifications, displacement, armament, and propulsion details. Also noted is a World’s Fair related military camp in Columbus, Georgia.
A historical note discusses how child accounts may be opened with five dollars and how young depositors are advised through personal letters. It contrasts savings bank policies that refuse large child deposits with instances where banks accept modest sums for safety. A New York Commercial article mentions a streetcar ad about a bank not requiring introductions, and a Transportation Palace exhibit by Empire State Express, highlighting the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad train.
Federal Court disburses about $20 000 from interpleader funds held by the clerk as surplus deposits after claims and costs are deducted. The order details a payment of 31500 to Sun Yuen Hop via his attorney, with remaining balance pending adjudication.
Facile Guano and Fertilizer Co. garnishee by DF Peterson moved before Judge Gear to open the default against garnishee and allow plea. The motion cited an affidavit from J C Hagous, manager, stating indebtedness of 430.00, with 19.60 paid in settlement. Judgment on appeal held the garnishee fulfilled obligations by paying 19.60, leaving plaintiff without further claim.
The Guide Publishing Company seeks allowance of accounts and discharge of Administrator J Brown in the estate of D G Canin. Kiow Jobin Efinger, manager, alleges the estate may be indebted to the guide and claims unpaid debts existed within legal time. Advocate's advice approved the administrator’s actions, but claims remain unpaid and disputes arise over preferred claims and payments on uninventoried estates.
At about 7 this morning a rapid transit car No. 160 on the Liliha street line collided with a wagon at the Beretania King street junction. Mary Gouveia, a Portuguese woman, was cut and bruised and taken to Queen’s Hospital. Manuel Gouvela and Augusto Nobuga, two Portuguese boys, were uninjured. The wagon and horse escaped damage while the car derailed the wagon and the wagon’s occupants say no warning was given.
The record revisits the Axtell matter with references to Grand Jury actions and officials. Hendrick remains the defendant while A.B. McCormick is noted as bookkeeper. Berrey of Bradstreet testified on credit impact from arrest. Cathcart, former Deputy AG, said he presented the Axtell matter under Doles’ instructions.
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