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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1901
Page
4
Bulletin announces subscription rates and postage details with boilerplate formatting. Mentions Wallace R. Parrington and Honolulu post office second class matter status. Provides monthly and yearly pricing and payment terms and contact lines.
A faction accuses Humphrey of improper motives and seeks his removal to protect judicial integrity. They argue the Thurston group corrupts the court, oppose habeas corpus limits, and demand a judge who shares their view of law and order. The piece centers on fears of political pressure and threats to American legal rights.
The excerpt denounces opponents as unfit and states they will not win removal of Judge Humphreys or secure public support. It portrays them as on a sinking path of egregious acts, overwhelmed by impotent wrath and personal spite, leading to disgrace and condemnation.
The piece critiques Thurston’s newspaper toward A B Humphreys First Circuit judgeship bid, labeling the stance not vindictive while detailing how Thurston has attacked Humphreys and invoked political rivalries. It notes public perception of Thurston as vindictive despite claims otherwise and references historical political tensions.
The report details a contempt proceeding in Judge Humpershaw’s Haw Bar authority with Hartwell appearing through attorney Py Me Hatch. The court bench and proceedings are described as the judge presides over a March meeting about alled allegations while Hartwell and Hagen are mentioned in relation to the contempt action.
The Governor asserts he has information of seat corruption in the Howes Rule Legislature, triggering a Grand Jury investigation. Critics say the move serves to condemn the judge and corrupts officials, especially if evidence is not in proper form.
The Quhy College chorus plans a Haydn concert with over sixty members. Local singers have joined under Professor Hal Tesoyun, with Mr Allin Walte handling role work for the bars Frank Conta from utorisland wharf office praises the Vitae engravings and sketches, noting Costa Ian Piliplie crafted several small sketches at home.
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