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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1905

Page

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Lover’s entreaty blamed in fatal wife murder case

The Philadelphia Noone trial heard Ellen Mitchell testify that Naone confessed love and said he wished to remove his wife before marrying her. The witness described intimate meetings in 1904 and two days before the murder, with Naone stating his desire to marry Mitchell and to get rid of his wife. Prosecution rested after her testimony as defense sought a recess for preparation.

Philly Noone, Mither Seome Elien Mitchell Naone Bia Plana Ellen Mitchell Ax Fotown Witliam Witneas Mix J. J. Dunne

Low Prices on Chiffoniers and Dressers in Honolulu

Furniture dealers J Hoppa Co at the Young Building slash costs by warehousing and low rents to offer the neatest line of bureaus and chiffoniers. This week twenty kinds of chiffoniers and twenty kinds of dressers priced from 10 to 45 dollars, cheaper than ever offered here before.

Honolulu Pall Margina Prof. J. Hoppa Co King Street

Reduced Round Trip Fares for Honolulu Sailors on Alameda

Travelers to Honolulu face lower round trip fares on the Oceanic liner Alameda with the price cut from 150 to 125 dollars for close passengers. One way fares stay unchanged and second cabin fares are unchanged. The alteration does not affect other Oceanic vessels.

Honolulu Oceante Hiner Alameda Otter Oveanle

Fifth District 10 Make Nominations Meeting Driven

The Seventh Precinct Club of the Fifth District endorsed Joe Fern for Supervisor at large and N Fernandes for Supervisor from Honolulu. Delegates meet at Republican headquarters on Fort Street at 2 pm to prepare for a 7:20 pm convention. Democrats urged William Chapman as candidate. independents support C Mit Her for Supervisor. Public Works officials, including Charles Sweetzer Leland, inspect Hanatel road and bridge work. Johnstone to stay as inspector for contractor A A Wilkon Garden Leland.

Seventh Precinct Fifth District Joe Fern N. Fernandes Honolulu Withort Fort Street Democrats Kolos Wm. Chapman Benator C. Mit Monta Charles Bweetzer J. L. Mathe Frison Johnstone Department of Public Works Hanatel Johnstone Wil A. A. Wilkon Garden Leland

Real estate transactions entered for record May 16 1908

Multiple entries list transfers and notices including Madge Waring to Florence Harlan, Denison and spouse to Florence Harlan, Florence Harlan and heirs to various parties, and other conveyance notices. Items mention baggage orders, engagement notices, and trusts with Palolo Land and Improvement Co Ltd, Frank Dalton, and Frank Moriarty.

Madge Waring Florence Harlan Harry N. Denison W. Wilcox Florence Hari Alexant Smith Et al Viyecee PA Brower & Co JFC Hagen Kate Hraymor Moss Mongolia Robert W Shingle H Waterhouse Union Expres Co Baggage Tr Co Ltd Clarence F Wi Oe Kelona Lavina Jones Serrac Colin Campbell P A Mengler Makawou Leslie West

Nitrate and ballast scene teased in Vancouver tale

A society girl and Count discuss a pivotal moment as the heroine drops her eyeglass in a dramatic chapter. The Count questions how to respond, while revealing the story’s light romantic intrigue in a Chicago Daily News style blurb.

Indy Chicago

Insurance notice on horse and vehicle safety at Pacific Coast Casualty

The Pacific Coast Casualty Company explains coverage for owners of horses or vehicles against dangers caused by careless persons. The firm investigates each case, assumes risk, and relieves owners from annoyance. Agents are referenced.

Pacific Coast Casualty Company

Defense in Naone case hinges on epilepsy heredity

The defense claims epilepsy and hereditary factors shaped defendant Naone’s behavior. Witnesses describe family history, infant disadvantages, and medical expert testimony on epilepsy’s effects and alleged diminished responsibility. Naone’s mother testifies about her father and grandfather’s epilepsy and erratic conduct, with vivid descriptions of fits and acts.

Bergan Jd Minne Noone Nuone Ple Jefeamant Mi Waaoit Crison Hite Chas Lane Teeher Makapuu Eigth Honoua Witnom Hiv

Waity Blog Listing at King Street Near Fort

A brief listing for Waity Blog located on King Street near Fort with contact access via Main 15.

WAITY King ST NR. Fort

Hospital Board Reorganization Discussed at Health Meeting

President Plukham urged reshaping the board of examining physicians for lepers to conform to new rules. Dr Herbers plans retirement and Dr McDonald will join as bacterialist. Trustees consider isolating a small ward at Queen's Hospital to confine contagion and ease hospital strain.

Plukham Coard of Health Von Dra Herbert Cooper Maya Binciair Moore Herbers McDonald Bowed of Health Board of Health Queen's Hospital

Sugar Dyingud Port Shipments Hang in Lagging Warehouses

Nearly 15 000 tons of sugar are piled in focal warehouses as ships depart, with 20 625 tons already shipped since Saturday and more on the way this week. The Rowecrans carried 6000 bags awaiting San Francisco, due Sunday or Monday, while Olympic and Bt. Julia bound for San Francisco with 3400 and 2870 tons respectively, and Bt. Katherine sailed Sunday with additional cargo.

ikAr Vesela Tugar Rowecrans San Francisco

Sugar cargoes and arrivals bound for coast trade

The report lists vessels and cargoes bound for the coast from an eastern port. Albert carried 1160 tons to San Francisco while Alameda loaded 3376 refined and 6300 raw sugar bags. Coronado and George Curtle plan departures with 22000 and 2400 tons respectively, plus Archer, Hosamond and William F Fry e awaiting routes.

Ofteen Albert San Francisco Alameda Port Ai Hosamond Eleate William F. Fry

Bark Don Leaves Port After Reef Misfortune

The Driish bark Don ran aground two weeks ago at Walkiki reef en route to Vancouver B C. The crew sued for damages but no serious injuries were found. Also noted is Mrs Hodson showing the latest styles at Kerr's Millinery department in Honolulu.

Don Walkiki Reef Vancouver B. C Ernoon

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