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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1903
Page
8
A man recounts a gruesome escape after a carriage struck him near a wall in town where a seam ans deathly incident occurred. Police pursued leads in the Mohammedan quarter but found no trace of the location of the crime.
The Honolulu Cricket Chit annual meeting was postponed from the first week due to Judge Wy Le Stanley’s illness. A large attendance heard reports showing a strong season. fourteen new members joined last year. Officers elected include President W Le Branley, Vice President T Chive Daview, Secretary and Treasurer A T Miles, Captain Robert Amdargan, and Executive Committee AOI Hatfield and Jor dag JL Cockburn. Judge Roklawn later treated the Morehy Jar to a wagonette drive to Walkird.
A court notices a hearing for the administration of the estate of Ha Mong, son of Ho Ma, with details of the Honolulu location, date March 10, and the required publication in the Ever Ling Bullet for five weeks. It orders Maey to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. The notice is dated May 25, 1908, in Honolulu before the Second Judge of the City Court.
Shipping notices list Weather Bureau Punahou data for May with temperatures, barometer, rainfall and humidity. Entries name ships like Kinau Freeman Mikahala Claudine and Walnleale with destinations Maui Molokai Hana and Hawaii ports, and scheduled departure times in the evening and night.
Passenger roster includes Her Maw ports werthir Clagitine May 202A Haldwin Mrs Gay Mise Murder Mia D B shurdock Mw DB Baldwin A GC Dowret Jurgenmn Kiger Morton David Mor ton John Richardean and wife J AL Muceison Mia Wong Leong Mine Rotack W By Healy Master Hybake Vor Kataupapa per nti Lehi May 26 Mre He Kapela
The article discusses proposed jury law changes under a reformed Judiciary Act. It notes immediate appointments of circuit judges and commissioners to prepare juror lists for 1904, with terms aligned to January April and September. It warns of transitional challenges, including how to conduct elections if commissioners are not yet appointed, and mentions a forthcoming September term amid a crowded civil calendar.
Charles Henry Brown of Honolulu seeks a full discharge from all debts under bankruptcy proceedings in the District Court of Hawaii. The petition notes he was adjudged bankrupt April 6 and surrendered all property, requesting the court grant discharge of his estate's debts. A notice orders a hearing on May 26 at Honolulu and directs publication in the Evening Bulletin.
In probate before Judge George D Gear of the Circuit Court of the First Circuit Hawaii the guardian announces a Hubley auction for the minor Olivia Lalela’s real estate. Sale at the mauka entrance of the Judiciary building Honolulu on Saturday June 6 at 10:00 am. Property described as a portion on Roselle Lane off King Street bounded as stated. terms cash. For details contact attorney Chas. Fo Petrow or guardian SAM Pali.
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