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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
1
Advertisements for a Boy Scouts or youth event fill a packed theater foyer as organizers reveal a detailed program. Stage manager Adams directs a varied lineup with American numbers and cuts to fit the space. Tickets sell quickly, with some already held by officials and clubs.
The indictment targets Walter G Smith, editor of the Advertiser, for perjury in a grand jury proceeding. It alleges he wilfully and corruptly stated facts about bribery discussions involving legislators and a corporation, to influence legislative action. The case centers on a criminal investigation pending before the grand jury.
Grand jurors accuse Walter G. Smith of feloniously and corruptly committing perjury on the island of Oahu May 16 in the year 1901. The indictment cites official oath violations and the crime against the law. proceeds seek trial and enforcement.
Coroner's jury convened in Honolulu on the inquest into Charles Bombay's death. The doctor testified that brain inflammation and hemorrhage resulted from injuries, leading to death from meningitis. Kiki, a Hawaiian male, was charged and committed to the circuit court by Judge Wilcox.
Judge Humphreye ordered L A Thurston to appear before the Grand Jury and name a bribery informant connected to Lexleles State matters. Thurston's lawyer argued confidentiality, the court warned of jail until compliance, and the process outlined how consternations would proceed. The proceedings also note a separate advisory about a forthcoming event at Francia Murphy Hall featuring Francis Murphy and temperance storytelling.
May 1 Grand Jury report cites respondent Thurston facing 100 fine for withholding client name. Threats to court power noted as contempt, with Thurston ordered to identify client before Grand Jury or face further committal. Court statements defend attorney client privilege while pressuring disclosure in the case.
The feminine contingent of the party at the house warming given by the Young brothers on Mshthouse Island enjoyed a new evening. Refreshments were served and the guests departed in the steam launch.
Patrolman Joh Wulgers Walbers died after a mounting patrol incident near a rink gate. He was taken to Queen's Hospital and did not recover. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 o'clock, with interment planned at Prailty. The death follows a day of recovery and a prior injury during a botched stop.
The Attorney General argues the Grand Jury process is premature and that the Governor and his advisors decide what to reveal to avoid tainting evidence. The court notes the threats and statements by officials, warns against intimidation, and will defer judgment to a written decision while forwarding the moral issue to Justice.
The Peking from Yokohama arrives late after a rough voyage and carries a large Filipino passenger group headed for the Buffalo Exposition. They include silk weavers rope makers tailors wheel makers and many tradespeople. A quarter of a million dollars in opium is in transit. Two English army captains from South Africa, Captain R.G. Hell and Captain F.O.E. Bishop, are aboard recovering from wounds and awaiting duty.
The circuit court met this afternoon as the Grand Jury filed a report on bribery within the Legislature. T. P. Lansing, ex-Treasurer of the Tors Hilary, appeared and said he knew nothing concrete. He recalled meetings of the Executive Council but did not remember discussion of bribery. He cited Secretary Cooper naming informants but refused to disclose names. The court ordered Lansing to appear tomorrow at 1 PM to show cause why he should not answer the Grand Jury questions.
The Klieforda company performed to a packed Orpheum audience with no American Girl on stage. Many stood despite efforts to accommodate the crowd. Ellford’s troupe has clearly drawn Honolulu interest as doors opened for tonight's David elawoo play The Charity Ball.
After yesterday's tennis match Frank Atherton fell ill with fever and likely cannot play in the upcoming games. He was hospitalized and may miss the afternoon matchup as organizers assess his condition. Immigrant-related notes appear in the latter portion, mentioning a $400 stake on the steamer City of Peking amid an effort to evade quarantine.
Maui and Hilo clubs plan to form a local league in Honolulu with four teams expected to meet soon. Maui Athletic Association aims to consolidate with the new league as Kapolani Park Commission grants field space. Honolulu Athletic Club prepares to elect a baseball manager while seeking funding for grounds, gymnasium, and facilities.
Queen Lilinenme plans a future departure to Hilo with two attendants. The Queen and party were hosted yesterday at Mrs. Walker's home in Nutut Baw, where two close friends of Lilinokilant attended.
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