Turbulent War News From Walluku To Port Arthur
The bulletin mentions jurors in Walluku and a manager named Colonte amid unrest and court cases. It discusses Japanese and Russian naval actions around Port Arthur and Newchwang, troop movements toward the Yalu, and strategic considerations of river routes and forts. It notes potential shifts in battlefield centers and critiques the idea of delaying forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arhue
Arthur
Ensexuy
Kumgod
Eloviie
Yalu
Tego
Port Arthur
Newchwang
Mukden
Newehwang
Japan
China
Hiestane
Mutin Dapaneae
Yall
Crulvere
Fnally
Hein
Oliver
Bert Artin
Mgiinet
Oh Oon
Horiila
United States
Alec
Jasid
Go Fir
Mahan on War Progress and Newehwang Impact
Captain Mahan argues in Collier's Weekly that Japanese advances have outpaced expectations, highlighting Newehwang's strategic role. He stresses halting Port Arthur’s bottling up as vital and notes Newehwang’s occupa tion could paral yze the rail line and threaten the Japanese fleet, foreshadowing broader strategic consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahan
Phu Collier's Weekly
Hest
Newehwang
Arthur Feet Tealy
Japan
Thi
Mabin Goten
Korea
Ponlamula
Don Saya
Arines
Port Arthur
Harbla
Arethur
Newehwans
Big Island Race Horses Debut Likely June 11
Albert Horner of Hawaii says a major horse racing event may come to Honolulu featuring the JT Mob hotel area and a celebrated Diary Land, with W G Walker of Ookala set to introduce his new horse here in a Hawaiian debut on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Horner
Hawaii
W. GO. Walker
Ookala
Keoikat's Sworn In Office From The Bench
Maul May 13 a report of Keoikat taking the oath as presiding officer of the court. The address appeals for harmony between court, police and the public, pledging equal rights and faithful, impartial service under the Constitution and Territory law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke
Ole Greml
Boo
Roosevelt
United States
Ile Ly
Hawaii
Court Urges Court Officers to Respect Its Orders
Speech during a ceremonial opening emphasizes unity among court departments and police, calling for officers to show full respect to the court. Officials including Judge A. M. Diatelet and Sheriff J. M. Baldwin thank the bench and pledge cooperation, noting the need to maintain orderly procedure and obedience to court directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae le Col
Jou
Coke
Wailuku
J. M. Baldwin
Maul
Rehearing Denied and Land Return to Mortgagee Question
The case discusses the duty calculation on the total consideration in a deed or on separate contract considerations. It questions whether duty should be based on the recitaled consideration of the deed or the multiple contracts that comprise the full transaction. The material references a business directory listing for notices and filings in the Evening and Weekly Bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn
Richardson case debated over public funds and duties
The court considered whether Richardson, as an officer, could be held liable for mishandling public funds while questioning the scope of the law. Judge De Bolt favored Robertson's view about possible evidence and trial outcomes. The defense plans to move for a bill of particulars as the trial progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Richardson
Supreme Court
de Bolt
T Robertson
Mallors
Orpheum Threatens Injunction Over Police Attendance
Manager J C Cohen of the Orpheum Company plans injunction proceedings against the Police Department to curb free police attendance at performances. Talks of damages against officials for alleged executive bias in handling the station house emerged in the Judiciary building. A man with a tame goose is often seen near Cork, reportedly following him through the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Cohen
Orpheum Company
Police Department
Cern
Ak Orpheum
Mit
Cohen
Cohen Baw
M. Robert
Cork
Two Women Escape Spring Catarrh With Peruna
Read letters praising Peruna from H Whitman of Milwaukee and Hal Dyntea of Kenton as they describe restored health after ailments described as spring catarrh. The ads claim Peruna cures tired feelings and nerves, urging readers to obtain bottles and read The Life of Life. Contact Dr S G Hartman in Columbus, Ohio for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Whitman
Milwauker
Wits
Perune
Heron Whitiman
Hira
Neadvion
Tam
Poruna
Hal
Dyntea
Hartman
G. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
U. &, Ancon, Smith& Co
Soft and desirable offspring noted as inexpensive by mother
When a mother sees them she notes how soft and desirable they are, and so inexpensive.
Sorel to Speak on Rome at Morning Service
At 11 a m Rev William Sorel will deliver a sermon with the subject Christ Now, Mr Kin kie will talk on Rome. Sunday evening topic will be Ram Wow In Rome. Attendance will be enhanced by a large display of stereo optical views. At 8 30 p m Chris Un Endeavor meeting will feature the talk Crowns Trodden Under Foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sorel
Kinkie
Rome
Atora
Chris UN Endeavor
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King Bireet
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T. d
Vermonth
Hoe
Bex
Ul Boo
Bateruay
Aoe Ts
Colonte
Cuberdy & Wonder
Rulore
Lowe Hiro
Naval
Fisted Lea Monewer
Pachie Lever
Baer
Bruner
Dalgut
Carter
Chicago
Philanthiros
Biptugy
Ice
Dew Moines
Towa
BIG Island Race Horses
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
Secures Investments
Tal. Main
Office
Phoenix Savings, Bldg
Loan Ass'n
JUDO
Honolulu
Homk Os Sescees
A. Campbell
Keoikat
Ailene Wales
Conaire
Iba
Jbar
Rivine
Auch Duniners Ag Shallingally
von Hamm-Young Co., Limited
Stirling Boilers
Burt Bagasse
Union Gas Engines
Corliss Engines
Frick Ice Machinery
Tranmission Machinery
Good Roads Machinery
Alt Atkinson
Rowe Davieon
Atkinson
Walding
Boye
Windward
Oahu
Wxporkem
Siven
Kerree Eettie
Mia, Leotie Dolehan
AFR
Leone PoteMgriy
Minneapoliny Minit Welton
Perna Stedielaw Co
Columban
Walt
Pertina
Leone Dolehat
Tes Fimetian
The
Peruse Medicing
Guy Ge H. Leyedsley
Arnold
Children’s Counter
Children's Department
Ehlers
Fort Street
Central Union Church
Pacific Hardware Company, Limited
Fort and Merchant Streets
Stanley Stephenson
King Street
Paynul
Kamehamehi
Kalihi
Rapid Tranale
Ieee Coat
Hotel
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