13 Oct 1903
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1903
Page
1
A lawyer and layman debate how a brick thrower could be punished for contempt without an indictment as Judge Grae and the court discuss inherent powers. The exchange touches on court protection, punishment, and the role of contempt in noncriminal matters amid broader political notes and local notices.
The Kauai Home Rule campaign faces filing confusion as Apolo and Hage submit papers while others lag. Reports say J I Josepm Republican candidate did not file. J K Kokaula rumored to have withdrawn. an Electoral Registrar was told the entire affair was a sham and a signature dispute emerged over a withdrawal letter.
Teal of Matenmoye appeared before Judge Gear in a morning criminal court session. The defense list included Notley excused, A Hart drawn and sworn, with HM Boyd excused, L P Pennsylvania drawn, and Deputy Attorney General Fleming leading for the prosecution along with J W Cathcart for the defendant.
United States v Hackfeld & Co migration matter continued to December first. S v Tremain Smith continued to October 19 for dispositions. U S v Carter et al set for October 19. McClennan v Lam Kal Chow adjourned to Court then to be set. Helen O Connor libel for divorce against John O Connor filed by T McCanta Stewart.
A conference of Independent and Republican clubs in the Portuguese community aims to unite factions under the Republican banner. Twelve members from each organization attended. seats of both clubs to be declared vacant to form a single free club. A committee led by J M Camara and M A Gonsalves will draft a report and call a general meeting, while M Vives, who presided, cannot attend due to island business and will stay as a worker.
A fragmented ad copy touts AutoGrippe Tablets for gripping, claiming rapid relief from grippe, colds, and ague. It asserts one dose breaks up attacks and urges keeping tablets handy to ward off illness, with unclear wording and odd spellings throughout.
Aki and Japenvew individuals abduct a woman in broad daylight near the Castle Home. Tanagawa reportedly violently restrained her, and the assailants fled toward a hotel area after forcing the victim into a vehicle. Authorities later detained Tanagawa and two others for questioning.
Lieutenant Colonel Mec Manding of the Artillery Corps wrote to the Governor claiming impropriety in the re arrest of Buckley Phood Nerney and three soldiers. The Governor referred the issue to the Attorney General, who reports the trio were charged with burglary and held for grand jury action after initial arrest by military authorities. The case cites Territory burglary limits and a subsequent rearrest.
The text describes the National Guard drum corps practice and mentions a chief trumpeter, processions, and parade readiness. It notes the practice environment and hints at upcoming events within the regiment. It also mentions The BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY INDEX listing public notices, tenders, judgments, permits, and real estate transactions. The Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin subscription details are included.
A motion to quash the indictment against M. G. Simos claims no violation under territorial law at the time. Attorney Ritting argues the charge rests on a nonexistent statute. judge delays ruling after lengthy proceedings and references Congressional Record debates on liquor regulation.
Rome reports the Czar’s planned visit has been officially postponed. Officials cite heightened anarchist activity as a contributing factor and note security concerns surrounding the change in travel plans.
Wireless message dated October 12 reports Japanese murderer Funakichi Tokugawa arrested in Kau yesterday by Sheri Andrewa of Hawaii. He was convicted of murder in the first degree on July 28, 1902, and sentenced to thirty years. He was released on appeal to the Supreme Court, then rearrested in Kan and held for appearance. Witnesses allege Tokugawa acted for a powerful Japanese mediation group.
A Republican county committee gathering at Hepatrollican County HQ featured attendees and media tied to other campaigns. Photographs and film clips stirred controversy as organizers denied responsibility for the misused imagery. In a separate note, a French cruiser visit to Tahiti prompted orderly port behavior. A homicide case in Punakochi involved a woman allegedly bludgeoned and strangled after a dispute.
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