04 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
1
Supervisors press Sheriff and police to enforce the automobile ordinance amid accusations of leniency toward underage drivers. Hustace and Lauken clash over enforcement authority and warnings given before arrests, signaling a broader probe if enforcement remains lax.
The Attorney General's Department weighs information to impeach District Magistrate Aikue of Kaneohe. The case stems from the Henry Pahia assault. Pahia, shot with a weapon, lies in critical condition. Officials face arrest action after Judge Aikue reportedly met with Pahia's attorney before returning toward Kaneohe.
In a bitter miscreant court scene on King Street, Otto Berndt of the Internal Revenue office and Mills clashed after a dispute over money and a billy. Berndt testified he was pushed to the wall and kicked as Mills ordered him out. Witnesses including Robinson and Sepokay corroborated, while Mills claimed Berndt refused to leave and caused the disturbance. The exchange centered on who started the altercation and whether Berndt faced any wetting or assault. The court weighed the conflicting accounts as the case proceeded.
A saying contrasts fabled wealth with real riches from perseverance and sound business judgment. It asserts wealth comes from steady management of property, delivering both perseverance and prudent oversight.
The Bulletin reports a visiting party in Salem from Honolulu arrived this morning. They planned meetings with the Governor and state officials and were received by local organizations. Special arrangements were made for their entertainment before they departed for home, as speakers and plans were discussed for future Northwest events to rival the South and California.
Judgment favoring John Witson of Ottawa against W Weight and Healthie K Wright for 1000 dollars with interest from May 27 1902 and attorney fees. Wright described as the absconding Territorial Treasurer who stole about 14000 from the Government and fled, with no defense appearance. Judgment entered by admission of Wrights. continuance noted on page 2.
Minnie Luewelko charges Frank Thompson and Father Valentin pressured the deranged husband Hus alan Frank before his death. She alleges the will left half the estate to the Catholic Mission of Honolulu and the other half to Minnie, who lived with him as his wife. The estate is small, valued mainly in furniture, with administrator C. A. Steven posting a $600 bond.
Governor Krewe is drafting a transcript at a conference with Worm Watthen for Wednesday. A typed copy grows to twenty one pages and Secretary Mot Smith says completion may come tomorrow afternoon. It appears Wallach may press Gov Frear for action with Charlie Ayle and Olly Bil Smith, though Frear shows little sign of formal notice or decisive opinion on the topic.
A fragment from the Lanion Opinion notes Wallach asks Governor Frear to authorize his care for lepers at Molokal with support from white lawyers who believe permission should be granted. Notley discusses the petition and potential repercussions, while comments hint at financial motives and praise for Wallach’s abilities.
Sixteen hundred Topaness have entered the States from Vancouver in three months. It is estimated that about half entered the country illegally. Authorities tighten border precautions amid increased guard efforts at the border.
San Francisco lawyers Moore and Rogers argued the defense for Ford today and closed their case. The prosecution attorney Honey finished closing remarks and the trial is expected to go to the jury soon.
John Daly a Federal Surveyor General slipped on stairs in Portland today and fell breaking his neck.
In San Francisco on October 3 the Beets market figures show 88 analysis 6s 61-44 parity 4 03 cents with previous quotation 9s 71-24.
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