The Bulletin 1904 Editorials on Hawaii Policy
A Honolulu Evening Bulletin excerpt from May 1904 discusses political and economic issues. It notes Judge Gear's De Holt decision, subpoenas for lawmakers, and Hawaii's status as a transit stop. It critiques governmental efficiency, education policy, small industries, and prewar sugar areas, with opinions on taxation and development. The piece references figures like Germany, Japan, and U.S. administration, and comments on teachers, merit, and industry in the Territory.
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Hawaii
De Bolts Decision on Grand Jury Indictments
Judge De Holt rules that indictments tainted by jurors who served time in prison are void. He argues justice requires verdicts passed by peers not those who have endured penitentiary penalties. The ruling questions juror qualification and stresses impartiality regardless of jurors status or prior offenses.
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Alige de Bolt
de Holt
Jund
Married Women as School Teachers Debate
A 19th century discussion weighs whether married women should teach. Boards of Education in several regions faced penalties for marrying while employed, notably New York. The New York Court of Appeals ruled against such by laws, ending forced dismissal threats and aligning with common sense and parental interests.
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Eduion
New York Board of Education
Board of Education
New York Court of Appeals
New York Commerce
Carter to meet Kuhio in Washington and consult Knox
Governor Carter arrives in Washington and plans talks with Ovlegate Kuhio, Attorney General Knox, and the President. He may visit Seattle en route. Jas. 1. Gorman plans a short vacation, while Hawaii Chapter No. 1, Order of Kamehameha, will meet tonight at 7 in Porter Mall on Nuuanu Street.
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Carter
Washington
Kuhio
Knox
Seattle
Gorman
Coart
Chit Ruxtell
Hawaii
Order of Kasmehameha
Porter Mall
Nuuauy Street
Those Arnold Goods In The Children's Dept
The upstairs children's department shows overflowing stock of soft, affordable garments for young kids. Examples include summer weight night drawers for ages six to eight, designed to be roomy yet easy to draw together with a shirring string.
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Children's Department
Edwards matter looms as grand jury discharges prompt adjournment
In a continued Edwards case, the court discharged Testa and removed John Edwarde and Henry Hicky Swan from the Grand Jury for lack of a quoruum, prompting adjournment until tomorrow morning. The state contemplates further indictments, while Testa may seek liberty. Robertson likely moves to quash charges. Other minor cases await pleas.
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Edwards
Testa
John Edwarde
Henry Hicky Swan
Ivan
Tesin
Ngulal
Mitius Dwards
Hicky
Uber
Ceinset
Micky
Richardson
Department A. GM
Robertson
Gran
Roindlor
Hichardson
Siberian Population Figures in Unclear Report
An unclear OCR snippet mentions Siberia and a numeric figure near a million but lacks context or identifiable entities. The fragment does not provide a coherent event, date, or named organization to anchor a full summary. Due to fragmentary text, no definite outcome can be stated.
The Business Man's Handy Weekly Bulletin Summary
The Saturday Bulletin publishes weekly editions with complete resumes of all notices, calls for tenders, judgments, and real estate transactions. The Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin are priced at four shillings per year.
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the Business Man's Handy
Trust Manipulation (Continued from Page 1)
Fragmentary note discusses market expectations for the year's crop sales and anticipated price movements. It mentions London and New York parity and suggests confidence in improvement in commodities trading, with emphasis on delivery prospects despite remaining sales.
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London
New York
Bottled Up Continues As Jury Disqualification Debate Rages
The House of Representatives debates disqualification affecting a grand jury member tied to Solomon Mehouta’s indictment. Andrews insists rapid trial is possible. Ashford notes defense arguments, while an earlier juror disqualification issue tied to Henry Mickey emerges. Mehouta’s case is continued to Monday as lawmakers stay in Honolulu except Knudsen.
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Andrews
Ashford
Art
Solomon Meboula
Testa
Nnt Bontent
Joan Cards
Henry Mickey
Grand Jury
Mehowls
Henry Hicky
Mehouta
Menoula
Molieula
House of Representatives
Honolulu
Knudsen
Way House Boat Damage Suit In Federal Court
May K Almy sues J J Cotton et al for 2500 over alleged laws of the Almy house boat off Pearl Harbor. Case opened this morning with partial hearing continued to Monday. Deposition of defendant Agassiz taken. Agassiz to return tomorrow. Allen Dunn T H Hughes and M N Army present. Dunn testified on meteorological conditions the day of the incident. A model house boat will be used in proceedings. Passengers booked in San Francisco to sail for Honolulu May 1 aboard Alameda include J W Mason Gertrude Mason Maud Maxon M B C Swartout Maud Welle Ira Wells Laura Well T M Desbrow A R Thompson T W Hobron and A Popple.
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K. Almy
J. J. Cotton
Almy House
Pearl Harbor
J. B. Agastix
Agassiz
Allen Dunn
T. H. Hughes
M.N
Dunn
Pasdebgers
San Francisco
Honolulu
Alameda
J. W. Mason
Gertrude Mason
Maud Maxon
B.C. Swartout
Mr Maud Welle
Ira Wells
Laura Well
T. M. Desbrow
Mise A. R. Thompson
T. W. Hobron
A. Popple
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