20 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1907
Page
1
Consul Sako says Lovell was acquitted by a Kauai jury. He reports to Tokyo and notes Japanese feel there is no protection under local law. He believes Lovell would have been convicted if tried in a Japanese court, differing from the Hawaiian result.
President Harmon Ormon Chure of the Mormon Church in Hawaii was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Frank Winter on charges of perjury. Government officials hope the case will challenge church leadership and its doctrines, citing alleged encouragement of crime.
Seaside scene on Friday features a wine ship arrival at Alameda with a California base ball team aboard. Nearly all players are college graduates and gentlemen, and the Alameda and Mongolia will be in port that evening for a banner event.
Sugar market report from San Francisco dated November 19 notes beets at 88 with parity 3.93 cents. Previous quotation 9s 41-24. The Alameda arrival brings a note that there will be no dance at the Ian Hotel on Friday evening.
Attorney for John Holmberg files motion in Arrest of Judgment challenging the 1907 liquor law as unconstitutional. Grounds include lack of facts for offense, absence of proof of seller. challenges to sale of wine manufactured by Heese and others. cites U.S. Constitution protections and territorial provisions. Continued on Page 3.
TOKIO Nov 20 indications are that Japan will soon limit emigration. The report notes government actions may curb outward movement, signaling tighter controls on citizens leaving the country.
Governor Frear spoke at the Trans Mississipp i Congress in Muskogee Oklahoma announcing revolutions to deepen Fears Harbor and inviting the Atlantic fleet to visit Hawaii during the session.
Sacramento November 20 The Senate approved four amendments to the San Francisco charter and a further session is likely to ratify additional changes. Southampton November 20 The steamship Kronprin Wilhelm departed with seven million dollars in gold for New York. Washington November 20 Bradley testified she did not know she fired the shot that killed Senator Brown.
Honolulu officials review correspondence and a new petition related to the Wallach controversy. The board seeks evidence of alleged cures and contemplates notifying concerned parties as negotiations appear to end.
fragmented OCR notes reference Barney Joy and a event involving a young medical team, with mentions of a matinee at a theater and a basketball game. The text is garbled, but implies a community or school event with a possible sports or performance element and a parade of figures associated with a local venue.
Leper bondholders led by Caroline Kawalia AON and others file in equity against Haw Realty Co alleging misappropriation and failure to pay bonds. Petition seeks appointment of a receiver and restoration of bondholder interest, asserting books show neglect and possible liquidation issues.
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