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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1906
Page
1
Grand jurors on the Chinese gambling raid on Smith Street wavered over swearing to a warrant. Major Porter and F L Waldrton testified the raid yielded only tables and a box, with no evidence of gambling. Sheriff Brown resisted, then swore the warrant in court as Judge Whitnay was absent. The packed room included many Chinese witnesses.
In New Orleans Blanche Walsh and Travers Park reportedly married. A parliamentary session on November 24 advised restoring the death penalty.
Manila November 26 ten prisoners at Bilibid prison died after inoculation with a cholera virus that was reportedly contaminated by bur bonte germ. The incident highlights dangerous errors in early disease experiments.
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd. offers to care for your articles for a small cost. The notice advertises handling valuable items and implies secure storage services with a focus on sanitary polices for containment.
Jon Cohen recounts using San Francisco money to cover band travel and hotel costs from Reno to California. He notes 45 band members were told money would be available, that some chose to stay in California, and he claims he funded expenses for himself and family to keep the group fed and housed, with four dozen members reportedly satisfied.
A 19-year-old Portuguese man, Creda, committed suicide by hanging in a room at the Insane Asylum after recent confinement following burglary conviction. A coroner's inquest found death by asphyxiation by hanging, ruled suicide while insane.
Brown leads amid tight returns as Parson’s notes at tally place. Analysts warn juries avoid first precinct influence. fourth district shapes decisions in a wireless special to the bulletin.
In Hilo a judge criticized actions surrounding bribery charges and jury scrutiny as debates over credibility and legal conduct unfolded. The piece notes vote counts and potential appeals, with wider mentions of political tension and legal processes affecting the case.
In San Francisco on November 27 officials announced a decision regarding an extortion case involving a person named Chin Y. Mi. The Agricultural department and related authorities were cited in the briefing as part of the actions or inquiries connected to the charge.
Washington dispatch notes President back from Panama with a pleasant trip. Commissioner Sargent reiterates support for Northern Italian immigrants. J A Gilman and Sargent plan talks on immigrant retention on the Avenue. A C Stackable reports awaiting Honolulu return in January. Sylvester, just back from Korea, denies a Denver health scare.
The recount at the First Precinct Fourth District began before noon with Sheriff Brown leading as ballots were opened. The court threw out torn Tauken ballots after proving they were altered post-handing by voters, aiming to build a basis for a recount and potentially alter the overall result.
In War saw Russia on November 27 two hundred ninety nine political prisoners were sent to northern Russian prisons from the city. Also in New York on November 27 the widow of Herman Ostrich has agreed to a settlement worth 180000 in railroad bonds and cash to her son.
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