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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1901
Page
1
Court proceedings reveal attorney Stewart not found in contempt as witnesses and jurors disputed claims during a held jury trial. Arguments centered on non supportive statements and motions relate to estate matters, guardianship, and a family's pending legal actions.
Newa reports that the Kona Sugar Company floated two hundred thousand dollars in bonds through the steamer Marloona from San Prancince. A further one hundred thousand dollars was expected to be placed soon, aiding the plantation’s finances and prospects.
Rebecca Heffernan of Maui sues Chavian Heffernan for divorce citing drunkenness and abuse. Heffernan, jailed in Oahu, reportedly committed forgery and threatened murder. Additional divorce actions involve Keansal Pekelo v Lil Bo Kolo and Alona (Chinese) v Kaliko Kiko, with abuse, assault, and neglect cited. Also notes a Waikiki dance event and a baby breakfast joke from Detroit.
This report describes funds needed to commence Pearl Harbor work including four to five million for station construction. It notes prior $179,000 appropriation held up by court actions and outlines plans for an eight room office building, cottage, and a fenced perimeter along Rev Arde Street and adjacent properties.
The Honolulu Creamery advertises a new preservation process named Rosall/Lae involving de Laval separator cream kept hermetically sealed in ten gallon vessels and cooled by aeration to keep pure cream sweet indefinitely. The method aims to bottle cream for family use using a Russell preservation system.
New Orleans health authorities face refusals from households to treat wells and cisterns with oil, hindering mosquito control efforts. Officials consider legal authority to compel treatment as 150,000 rainwater cisterns feed the city, while nets and covered cabinets are tested to curb breeding in open gutters and river water.
The text provides a corrupted report about the Honolulu Creamery and its cold storage plant. It mentions management by Fred Russell and notes daily operations related to the creamery product. The fragment lacks clear dates or events but indicates ongoing production and storage capacity.
In a fragmented report the Tax Appeal Court delays rulings on ownership disputes. The text mentions a forthcoming hearing between parties and a potential longer session later this month to review income tax appeals. Names and places are unclear but reference Hawaii and land investigations appear.
Police Court calendar notes Dunwell and Munwell among defendants in a case tied to a No 34 streetcar dispute. Motorman and conductor testify Dunwell allegedly drove ahead and challenged them, prompting threats to ram. Local hackmen and car operators face blame for swift approaches on Hotel Street.
Negotiations progress to sell the island of Lanai to the Gays of Kauai for cattle ranching. Owners Mrs Paul Neumann W H Pain and Fred Hayselden hold out for a high price while buyers push for about ten thousand dollars. water access and land use across the isle are central to terms.
In Judge Dickey's court this morning Wright, motorman of the Rapids Transit Co., was found not guilty after about two days of testimony. The case centered on a collision at Hotel and Navang streets where evidence suggested the tramcar attempted to pass the crossing despite an approaching electric car. Attorney Kinney defended, De Holt prosecuted.
The Balletin subscription drive offers votes via detachable coupons. One month, three months, and six months options grant increasing votes, with 760 votes for a year. A six-month subscription yields 360 votes, while one dollar buys 100 votes for the weekly edition. Votes credited to subscribers based on receipts and posted at 11 Wichman Port Street.
President John Rae led a board decision to retire directors and reshuffle leadership at the Steam Navigation Company. Ten directors may relocate from the coast to new positions, with Fl. McLain expected back in San Francisco. A new president, Mr Abee Borg, will assume duties as health issues force retirement of a key manager. The consolidation plan aims to streamline operations though some entanglements remain.
The Yokohama branch reports a half year profit of 6 433 901 yen with 404 338 carried forward, proposes adding 90 000 to the reserve fund and a 13 percent dividend on old and new shares totaling 1 170 000 yen, with the remainder carried forward. Directors listed include Nagatane Roma and Kamenono Minaki.
Indignant scene at Pointing Wael as Lt. McCandrens envoy withdraws amid accusations over a land swap tied to a Printers’ Inn offer. Lansing offered 2000 for property widening a street near Koolau. report notes negotiations occurred quickly with dock crew present, and McCandless claims no prior briefing.
Four prisoners to Chinaman and Penane bound for Kohala Hawaii aboard the Ki o this noon. They had been held in Gab a jail awaiting trial on various charges. The native, K mal by na dor, He waii, minor charger. Duneing at Waikiki Inn tomorrow evening. Solomon's Quinte Chup, o.
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