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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1901
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows political or legal prose with garbled terms. It references saving associations, charges, and alleged malice, with unclear names and places. The readable parts hint at financial or legal advocacy and criticism but lack coherent narrative or verifiable details.
The era of Lipton and Rood dominates the regatta as Sir Thomas Lipton and crew repeat strong performances. Critics note bold tactics and steadfast seamanship while rival crews struggle to match the famed Yankee sparte aura and method.
The judge grants a temporary separation as Mrs Mumford accuses her husband of neglect and domestic friction. The wife, once a noted painter, moved to New York and supported herself while pursuing art. The husband contends he could not provide as she pursued her career. The case proceeds with statements from both sides and awaits further action.
An article reports on the Walinuni valley fire and its impact on land holdings in and near Hilo Kohala including farms around Ookala and Kae Kuli. It notes landowners facing losses and discusses up to ten thousand dollar valuations, probate petitions, and a property with two dwellings and improvements. JT De Bolt represents the petitioner.
The Supreme Court begins rapid deflation of opinions this week. A decisive ruling was filed by Judge Humphreys in the matter of the estate of Aline Galbraith and Percy Little. The court suspends administrator fees, contemplates commissions, and considers equity relief for the tenants. Lawyers Magoon Thompson and W W Phayer argue for appellants and legatees while Judge Humphreys sustains the equity position. The decision conditions future actions by the executors and potential for forfeiture suits.
The second meeting of the organizers of the Yachting Association was held at the Hawaiian Hotel. A draft by the committee including Mensra Hebron Ester Weaver and Judge Wilcox was to be presented, with changes noted after a committee report. The group named the coalition Hawaii Yacht Club and proceeded to elect officers and appoint committees, aiming for around forty members as enthusiasm grows and more members sign on.
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