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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1903

Page

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Pro-Vicar Libert Named As New Bishop

The Catholic Church in the Hawaiian Islands welcomes Reverend Father Libert Hoeynaem as the new Bishop of Panopolis. Born in Antwerp 1887, he came to the islands in 1881, served in Kauai and Wailuku, became an American citizen last year, and is praised for his character and leadership as he assumes the post.

Panopolis Theu Talands Libert Torenoon Rome Panopoli Father Libert Hawaiian Hawaiian Islands Wicceas Winder Hin Libert Hoeynaem Antwerp Belgium Louvain Kauai Wailuka Mishop Gulstan Church of Hawaii

Murder Trial Monday Arraignment in Makta case

Patrick Murphy indicted for murder in the first degree was arraigned before Judge Robinson. The grand jury returned a true bill charging murder with malice. Robertson Wilder and Henry Hogan appeared for the defendant as Deputy appeared in court.

Patrick Murphy Mare Robinson Jon Perry Makta Oulu Lant Robertson & Wilder Henry Hogan

Court Notes From The Joliet Grand Jury Session

Attorney General KE Peters motions to quash the indictment are denied as illegalities in grand jury process are noted. Murphy pleads not guilty. trial set for Monday with witnesses coming from Walanae. Loo Joo pleads not guilty to extortion. Riviera pleads not guilty to incurring inomeny. A chicken theft case results in $25 fine plus costs. Ly Foon charged with roost er theft. Joaquin Silva found not guilty of petitioning Louisiana lottery tickets. Rudge Gear grants a divorce for failure to support.

Peters Robertson B. H. Wright Robinson Murphy Walanae Loo Joo George K. Kain Costa Ly Foon Joaquin Silva Rudge Gear Manone Josupty Ine Hor Ed William Wtagen Rogers

Kaipolani Park appropriation and health board debate

On Eleventh Day Senators discussed Kaipolani Park needs and a $24,000 appropriation for the biennial period. The artesian well request was deferred to the Senate Public Bathing Ground committee. The Salaries Bill and clerk allocations were debated, with revisions to clerk pay and inspector budgets amid ongoing budget discussions.

McCandrews Public Lands Committee Kaplolant Park Senate Superintendent of Public Works L. L. Mogandiens J. D. Paris J.B. Kaobi Cecil Brown Achi Ede Peading Cecil Heown Public Works Department Yertenhly Board of Healthy Adil Benntor Preanent Crabbe Dee Benwtor McCandress

Hawaii Advertising Funds Clash in Territorial Debate

Hawaii lawmakers clash over a 120000 advertising fund under Secretary of the Territory. Critics argue the secretary cannot oversee nationwide ads, proposing a tourist committee from local chambers to handle spending. Aimed at attracting mainland visitors, the plan faces concerns over political influence and proper representation.

Harete Theo Law Mawati KML Iuwer House of & Commission Rock Abroad Hawaii Lorrin A. Thurston Th Dows Chamber of Cosime Merchants’ Association Builders and Hi Wil

House Talks On Advertisement In Hawaii Session

The Hawaii legislature's extra session discussed advertising funds for Hawaii. A $20,000 appropriation faced amendments, with Aylott proposing $12,000 and Fernand opposing, while Aylett urged funding to improve abroad publicity. The debate referenced missionaries’ claims of uncivilization and the need to counter with proper advertising material abroad.

Hockley Mr. Jaeger Knudeon Toteter Hawaii Aylott Vida Fernand Aglett Larrin A. Thurnton Mr.Thurston Aylett

Russia ready to open Manchuria to foreign travel

Report from King, China, May 12, states Russia will offer no barrier to Manchuria being opened to foreign travel. The dispatch notes the Russian government's efforts to dispel suspicions of ulterior motives amid recent extraordinary demands. From Yokohama, Japan, May 12, details follow about remarks by the Emperor of the Japanese Diet.

China Russia Manchuria Yokomama Japan

Roosevelt Visit Trails San Francisco Style

In San Francisco on May 12 President Roosevelt arrives for a formal visit to the city. The presidential party is welcomed warmly along the route with local spectators and hearty public enthusiasm.

T Associated Proen Sportal San Francisco Cal Roosevelt Francisco

Poet Richard Henry Stoddard Dies in New York

New York May 12 Richard Henry Stoddard the poet is dead He was born in Massachusetts July 2 1825 and became a prominent figure in New York letters from 1849 His roles included literary editor of the New York World and later of the New York Mail and Express

Associated Prose New York N. Y Richard Henry Stoddard Stoddard Massachusetts New York World New York Mail and Express

Tetuan Reign of Terror in Morocco Mayhem

Tetuan Morocco reports a state of terror from hostilities with hostile tribes. Heavy firing and arson reported as authorities struggle to cope. Distressing conditions and widespread disruption described in dispatches from multiple locations.

Tangiers Morocco Tetuan

Extradition matters move to United States Clarinet Court

The Territory will be under the United States Clarinet Court for AML extradition matters. Instructions to Judo Morrie M Ratee from Attorney General ALP C Knox direct him to issue an order designating four commissioners to issue warrants and conduct hearings in extradition cases. Judge Bates presides.

AML United States Clarinet Court Judo Morrie M. Ratee Genere Alp C. Knox Poin Bates Ace Seene

Fragmentary Society Notice at Masonic Temple

The readable fragments reference prices and items such as 70 and 1180 7 kbs with mentions of anita, Bo, ra bs, and a 2.75 Office at the Masonic Temple under the Telephone IBlue Bat label. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or events.

Anita Srac Mothe Rabbs Masonic Temple

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