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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1905
Page
1
The Hawaiian Trust Company charges New York Life with policy destruction and seeks action by the Insurance Commissioner. J R Galt says a client’s policy was altered and a new one issued, with old policy destroyed. New York Life defends its conduct and cites strong regional business.
Treasurer Campbell Insurance Commissioner and Deputy Attorney General Prosser chaired a morning conference in the Treasurers office regarding a Mawalian Trust Co client. The trust says New York Life destroyed an original policy, rewrote it with higher loan value, while NY Life claims the policy remains the same except for loan value. The policy holder seeks restoration of the original policy to compare benefits. Prosser represents the state. no action disclosed.
In Hawaii Shinpo editor Shiozawa is set to appear Friday in Police Court to answer a criminal libel accusation brought by Consul Saito. The notice follows reports on the alleged creation of another criminal cave by Shiozawa.
Sheriff Brown reported to Adams, chairman of the Police Committee, about Vida Vidal striking Townsend at the police station. Adams later postponed presenting the report at the board meeting. Witness Joe Dias recalls Vidal confronting Townsend, accusing him of circulating false stories, then slapping him after Townsend claimed to be paid to do so. Continued on Page 4.
United States Marshal Hendry and U S District Attorney Breckine searched the Sherman after cable instructions from Washington to locate counterfeiters on board. The boat was not detained as the examination continued with assurances to keep any fake currency from shore, while banks reported no fake notes accepted locally.
After a long fight at technical points the court took Perry's plea. Judge Perry opposed by Deputy Attorney General Perore, motion to quash the indictment. The court overruled the demurrer and Perry entered a not guilty plea. The defendant was urged to answer when asked, and Takata obeyed.
Supervisor Lucas says the investigation of the Vida Townsend affair will be held openly in the Board of Supervisors meeting room possibly tomorrow evening. The press will attend. The examining committee consists of Moore Ivens Cox and Adams. A cable from New York states Fred Baldwin is slightly improved but very low.
Tokyo dispatch notes a Roosevelt and Hew party closing a two month Orient tour. They will sail from Yokohama on October 13 as British visitors near Tokyo. The report mentions a $700000 donation to the Republican campaign and outlines travel context.
Judge De Holt awards Harold Jette $100 in a damage suit against Rapid Transit & Land Co. The case hinges on a transfer dispute during a 1904 King Street ride in Honolulu. The conductor refused a transferred fare after a passenger claim, leading to the court ruling in favor of the plaintiff.
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