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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
7
An incident involving a Japanese laborer and a photographer appears tied to a five thousand dollar fee dispute. The messy OCR references names like J Slightfoot Bone and Minty, with unclear details about a dive and agitation, and mentions the Bulletin office contact lines.
San Francisco May 4 Ten minutes were enough for Judge Trowte to admonish the Cunningham knot probe into Japanese imports. The case centered on alimony and property disputes as Mrs Cunningham sought $100 monthly support. the court noted sealed envelopes and declined to open the crown complaint. Federal scrutiny expands to Japanese traders and undervaluation schemes, with several importers named and investigators promising prosecutions.
Harry T. Miia faces police court proceedings as C K Spencer seeks $180 owed by Miia. The complaint alleges failure to pay after Miia’s extensive dealings. Miia may appoint counsel as he has previously prosecuted cases in the paw. The article notes the novelty of a verdict allowing attorney fees and interest to date.
Special Agent F B John and W H Tidwell disclosed coded details tied to Shibata's case. They explained use of cipher terms and numerals in port, relating to indictments and espionage measures.
Miss Fleming and a ceremony in the cradle of steel mark the christening of the dreadnoughts Florida and New York. The launch panel, led by President Taft and Navy Secretary Meyer, notes the Florida awaiting test aims as a new fleet element.
A boy, son of Deputy Sheriff Fernanda, was injured when Automobile No. 60 driven by Patrick Sullivan struck him near the corner of King and Tik streets. The youth was carried to Queen's Hospital with serious injuries as Sullivan stopped and aided the boy.
In the First Circuit Hawaii probate court in Honolulu an estate matter for Lulu Graw known also as Katharine Mathilde Gray is set for hearing. Executors Dora R Isenberg Win Pfotenhauer and Sobultte are accused of accounting and seek final distribution and discharge. A hearing is scheduled for May 28, 1910 at 10:00 AM before Judge in Honolulu to approve accounts and determine heirs with evidence.
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