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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1905
Page
4
Rev Ostrom led a city revival at Central Cajon church urging immediate decision for Christ. He urged attendees to stand for Christ, leave names and addresses, and meet pastors to join a church, stressing the need to accept gospel now rather than later.
The Hawaii murderer Liverato Soto was located after a dog led searchers to the scene. He was taken from Kau to Honolulu aboard the steamer Mauna Loa and jailed awaiting trial in the Third Circuit Court. The motive tied to an April 28 altercation with Hul Sam, a Chinese worker, over a fumes order at Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company. The Chinese man was killed with a knife after a dispute. Soto denied authority and claimed self defense. The dog that accompanied Soto aided the search, guiding to the body. The case marks Soto’s arrest and prior hanged suspect Soto’s fate now in custody.
The Kamalo Sugar Co case features directors called to the stand in a rebuttal session. E A Douthitt says no meeting to stay execution against Huntace and a creditors bill against Foster and Egan was held. R Hitehcock recalls Magoon’s fee and associates, with conflicting notes about an execution day and an authorized strike against Lace War.
The burning bark Martha Davis at anchor in Hilo Harbor left captain and crew ashore as flames raced through decks and hatchways. Dense smoke and water scarcity hindered fighting the blaze, three hundred barrels of lime fuel sparked ignition, cargo loss estimated around 40000 dollars with the ship valued at 20000, total about 60000 dollars borne by nearby plantations.
A passenger sues a railroad claiming assault and wrongful removal from a car after a conductor ordered him off for alleged drunkenness. The man says he paid fare with a subscription ticket and was forced to walk in the rain amid disputes over reimbursement and apology. The report cites prior similar conduct on another trip.
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