22 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1904
Page
1
A tumultuous scene in Aultville centers on police leadership tension as Governor, Vernon Carter, and officials discuss departmental changes. High Sheriff, Deputy Sheriffs, and ex officials express regret and noncommittal stances while A. M. Brown and Hatter deny direct knowledge of shifts, with reporters prompting further details.
The Neade of the Police Department plans wholesale reform across the force. A morning order bans any police officer from drinking at saloons in or out of uniform, causing confusion and concern among officers about forthcoming changes and expectations from leadership.
Rumors circulate that Henry Vida has been offered the position of warden at Oahu jail. Vida reports that some friends urged him to apply, but he has not decided whether to seek the appointment as the post is tendered.
In a Fifth District meeting the Pith District Committee recommended John 7 Wisher to fill the vacant role after Jailor William Henry accepted the High Short position, with Win Kwai Pong chairing the board.
Governor George R. Carter describes a sensational inquiry into the town’s police and court circles. He confirms the resignation of High Sheriff Brown after a series of allegations including gambling, drinking, and Grand Jury leaks. The report details raids, deputy misconduct, and calls for a reorganization with Pinkerton help to restore order.
The interview recounts Governor’s concerns about Honolulu Police Department conduct, liquor control, and gambling. Carter and Chillingworth discuss resignation motives and possible early departure from office amid governance tensions. The governor cites unsatisfactory conditions and a flood of reports as reasons for scrutiny.
A detailed interview transcript shows Governor Carter pressing a detective over alleged gambling and liquor issues in Columbia Saloon and related corruption. The exchange covers police protection, the detective’s methods, and requests for reelevation, with emphasis on preventing crime and ensuring proper enforcement.
Baltic fleet to proceed slowly toward St Petersburg, expected garrison to hold out till February arrival. Japanese torpedoes sighted near Possiet Bay, fronts report Oyama’s quiet advance. casualties around 99,000. Canal Zone disturbances denied. Chile and Bolivia sign peace treaty. Allanton to be released. Takamira notes 200 Russians dead near Changliang.
Washington reports Marshal Oyama's inquiry shows Russian losses about 60,000 with 500 prisoners and 10,550 corpses recovered in the Ghaha engagement. Japan lists booty of 4020 guns and 78,000 rounds of ammunition as further notes. Further investigation continues at CTakahiba.
A chaotic report ties Deputy Sheriff Hatter to a high profile defalcation probe, claiming ties to the Republican Committee. The piece mentions Hawaii, Pinkerton agents, a Reform School transfer, and a looming hanging case, with names including Robertson and Brown amid a broader political-military hunt.
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