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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1902
Page
4
A garbled, OCR style column covers politics in brief, mentioning Major General Hughes, Camp McKinley, and Hawaii, with commentary on Republicans and labor disputes. It references Senator Parson, Davies transition, and an arbitration board, ending with critiques of Croker and voting corruption.
Fragmented OCR text discusses party loyalty and candidate selection in the Territory. It argues Republicans must vote for principled, nonpersonal candidates, criticizes open party factions, and claims the party alone can advance aspirational political action. Mentions delegates, legislature, and local figures like Weedon and Boyd.
In police court Manuel Silva and his son Joaquin faced charges for distilling spirits. The father received a no prosecution entry. the son pleaded guilty and was sentenced to imprisonment for one month and a $500 fine. Deputy Chillingworth testified he only watched, while the son actively operated the still. The sugar market report notes no price change and guarded optimism for stability.
The court considers bail for a public embezzlement suspect, weighing penalties and government duty. Judge Gear reduces a proposed 4000 bond from an initial 2490, while the attorney general argues for safeguards against public funds theft and the need for reasonable bail. The discussion centers on whether bail is excessive given the prisoner's finances and the risk to public treasury.
The report outlines a man’s bail under California law for alleged theft and a judge’s stance on penalties and imprisonment. It mentions the Chief Justice, a Portuguese woman charged with larceny, and a separate property sale in Koolau area to satisfy a judgment against Nar tolehua, with bidding leading to Katkoobi securing the lot.
Sanchi, a young Porte Ricaun, appeared in the Palle Court charged with assault. Moncilill, a Hawaiian, pleaded guilty. Prosecution said he had just left prison after a term and believed himself already released. Sanchi was sentenced to a month’s imprisonment. Captain Edward Humineesy, listed as Tasmania’s senior coroner, is noted in the report.
Regular Democratic ticket lists candidates David Kawananakoa Edgar Crypless Jesse Makainai Frank R. Harvey David M Kuhiphea Daniel Damien Ok Paele Nok Kou Z K Ole for a delegate race. The slate emphasizes party alignment and regional representation in the forthcoming congressional election.
An independent candidate Clarence Washford appeals to voters on Oahu island. He pledges no party ties and calls for honest government, businesslike principles, restrained spending, and municipal charter experience in officials, asking for votes and support.
A fragmented OCR list details many banks including San Francisco and Nevada national banks, London Union Bank, American Exchange National Bank in New York, Merchants National Bank Chicago, Credit Lyonnais, and Hong Kong Yokohama banks. It notes loans made on proved security, commercial credits issued, and bills bought and sold with prompt accounting.
A fragment lists Castle & Cooke and multiple affiliates including Ewa Plantation Co Walston Agricultural Co Kotiala Sugar Co Walmea Sugar Mill Co Fulton Iro Wote Louie Mo The Standard Ui Co Geo Hakeseam Pumpa Weston's Centrifugals New England Life Insurance Co Boston Panay Fire Insurance Co Hartford and the Insurance Co of London as agents and partners.
Alexander and Baldwin Limited acts as agents for multiple sugar companies in Hawaii including Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co, Haiku Sugar Co, Pala Plantation Co, Nabiku Sugar Co, Kibet Plantation Co, Hawaiian Sugar Co, and Sal Railroad Co.
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