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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1904
Page
1
A thief has robbed tenants at a hotel for about three weeks, taking jewelry and money from numerous apartments. Police report the perpetrator eagerly works unseen, repeatedly entering rooms, with the latest burglary tied to a third floor victim, as investigators struggle to identify the culprit amid unclear clues.
A hotel robbery spree saw valuables and money taken with multiple victims. Police investigated two Japanese bellboys on the third floor as possible suspects, but no evidence emerged. The thief reportedly used access keys and targeted rooms, leaving officials puzzled by the unchecked crime.
In the matter of the estate of Margaretto Carter the Supreme Court orders removal of executrix Hemueree How to petition for removal from Judge Hobin. The demurrer is stricken and the executrix is removed after no further hearing. Proceedings involve Jonaly Kanene and disqualification of administrators. The case is appealed and related notes indicate further actions and a note settlement out of court.
On Monday November 24 ACH. B and Nevadan depart from San Franchi at 8 a.m. Stump, Kaval, and Broo sail from Hamakus ports at 10 30 a.m.
A promotional label promises full dress attire with same fabrics and high class hand tailoring at half the price. It guarantees absolute correctness and an irreproachable appearance from the best custom tailor.
A Territorial Grand Jury session in the Hall of Representatives faced delays as no Japanese interpreter was available. Notley, a candidate for Delegate, waited outside then left after officials indicated the jury did not want him. An incident involving a Japanese man and a hallway wardrobe occurred during the proceedings.
Siberia’s bid freight Haekfeld & Co reports a Yokohama cablegram that the Pacific Mall steamship Ritwrla sailed from Yokohama yesterday. She carries 1300 tons of Oriental freight for this port and space for about 100 passengers. Arrival expected November 29 morning. Also Ribaro Adachi perjury sentence postponed to Monday. Avery wins $100 in case against Pfeiffer. jury waived, judgment for plaintiff.
In the morning Judge Nakuina and Commissioner Eimma Nakwina occupied the bench to hear several water rights cases. Later Judge He Holt, with officials Harry von Holt and Sheriff Jack Fer, planned an afternoon raid on suspected violators tied to an O. Fi Co. entity, amid local disputes and property claims.
Territorial Medical Association meets to elect officers for the coming year with President J T McDonald and Secretary Treasurer Dr B D G Walters among those named. Reports discuss publication plans and hearings on health and public welfare topics, with multiple papers listed for future sessions.
Judge Robinson this morning ruled in favor of plaintiff Williams Stith trustee and others for foreclosure of a deed of trust. The Pacific Heights Electric Railway pledged the property to Williams O Smith to secure mortgage bonds of one thousand dollars each, due in twenty years with a ten year redemption option. Default in payments prompted the foreclosure action and subsequent relief.
The Wilder BB Co held an annual meeting today at LW oclock. Officers elected include L. Wight president W. M. Giffard vice president BT Rove secretary treasurer W Pfotenhwner auditor and the Board of Directors BD Tenney J F Bishop GC Beckley. Also mentions court verdicts, arrests, fines, and ongoing legal and public works matters in the territory including a dredging contract dispute and a guardianship matter. territorial grand jury session noted.
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