14 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
1
Delegate Kalinianuole reports from Kintaupapa that there was no trouble at the Settlement and no propositions discussed. He notes the people are content, regret rumors, and say they do not want upheaval while expressing no intention to cause trouble. The Health Board has already made its incision in the matter.
In a report from the Fourth Cavalry unit, Col Stover and Col Steever discuss the Mor0 Country situation. Attorney General seeks to recover maximum value for certificate holders of the Ket Rich Quick Hiawali Realty and Maturity Cave from the wreck, likely via bankruptcy.
Fred J. Crom partakes in a government mission linked to a wireless system near Fiji. He traveled from Suva after a five week stay, aiding instrument construction and data gathering at island stations. Islanders and officials welcomed him, and plans for further electrical work and a reception at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel were noted.
A report from Hawaii recounts supervisor Archer guiding a woman home after a church meeting when an attempted assault occurred. Archer intervened but a bystander followed, raising questions about his motives and the situation. Continued on Page 5.
A merchant highlights fruit gifts for holiday giving, noting specializations in fruit selections and gift service for mainland customers.
The speaker predicts clarity at the Board of Health session next Wednesday. He asserts he has not lied and expects the issue to be resolved, with details to be revealed about the Wallach matter and surrounding health board concerns.
The Mormon case advances to a ten juror panel jury tomorrow afternoon after defense rested and prosecutors outlined their arguments. Judge Perry scheduled limited time for final statements, with dependency on prior testimonies and instructions to the jury.
Acting Treasurer Hapal faced a lengthy examination of Hawaiian Realty and Maturity Co affairs. A chaotic scene left many bank records unclear. Aloha Temple ceremony planned for Saturday with Nobles gathering at K of P Hall for a 1 30 parade. Visiting Nobles invited to welcome and banquet with Arab Patrol and candidates.
FAL Boltuefer, veteran captain of Indueiey OF thin city, marks a fiftieth anniversary of his arrival here. He came from Bren m as a youth and has since become prominent in Inland states, recently elected president of the Planters' Association. This morning neighbors and intimates visited his Nuuanu valley home to congratulate him. the County Hat honored him with a ceremonial gathering.
Tonight the Royal Hawaiian Band will play during the termination of the dances in Seaside. Honoring transport figures Thomas, Nuford and Dix the event features the Kaat Quintet with an exquisite moonlit backdrop.
George Kekanoha the defendant in a Mortyon eatin case was arrested on a charge of perjury Jennie K huwola his wife will be arrested on a minitlay charge The arrest has already been Hinde out and who will be taken into custody at the end of the present trial District Attorney reported after Kekanoha testified under cross examination by J J Dunne he denied statements given to Mormon elders and many witnesses who preceded him Continued on Page 5
Lieutenant Clarence Lyman, son of Rufus Lyman of Hin, returned on the United States frame port train with Bee bad, greeted by his father. On the way uptown, Lyman was hailed by many friends as the foremost military candidate chosen by the late debate for Congress Bol Wilcox.
A fragment notes an appointment and a two year service in the Philippines beginning in June 1902. It states Fort Montr is the referenced destination and mentions Lieutenant Lyman and friends. Details are unclear but indicate a military posting and prior relations to official orders.
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