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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1905

Page

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Lightfoot Opposes Bringing In God Ally In Case Cross Examined

The Parker Ranch case moves as Magoon is cross examined by Kinney. Magoon discusses mother’s prima facie rights, the lack of legal obligation to favor a cousin, and whether notifying Mrs Knight would have affected appointments. Kinney probes motives and letters tied to Hamakua Ditch Co and Carter, with Magoon confirming involvement and prior discussions.

Lightfoot God Magoon Kinney Parker Ranch Wr A Kinney Mev Knight Low Mre. Kolaht Jack Low Kloney McCroseon McCromon Mamakun Caretor Hamakua Ditch Co McCrosson

Archdeacon Jeffries Seeks Missions and World Travel

Archdeacon William Jeffries D D of Arkansas, arriving from the Orient, plans a two month stay at the Hawaiian Hotel as he writes notes to Arkansaw and other papers. He has traveled to Alaska India Japan Korea and Manchuria, aims to study missions, and reports meeting Russian prisoners at Port Arthur fall. He says the Japanese treat Koreans harshly and expects to reveal more in future talks.

William Jeffries Arkansaw Orient Mongolia Amg Jeffries Alaska India Japan Korea Manchuria Port Arthur

Good Stories Hawaii Prize for Best New Tales

The Bulletin invites readers to submit Hawaii stories for publication and offers a prize for the best ones. It seeks old and new tales of men and events in Hawaii, encouraging preservation and shared storytelling within the community.

Hawaii Wilcox

Panic in St Peters burg over reef rescue claims

Widespread disputes arise over salvage demands from the wreck of the French collier Ernest Reyer near Diamond Head. Claims from Hind, Rolph & Co, the Fearless, Inter-Island Co, and Captain Tillier total $58,000, with every party deeming sums excessive. Settlement unlikely soon, likely court action. Also reports Eliza Low's engagement to John Mawile of Kona with wedding planned November 23.

Ernest Reyer Diamond Head Hind, Rolph, & Co Fearless Inter-Island Co Tiller Sehua Hilo Kona Mins Eliza Low Eben Low John Mawile C.K Maguire Crown

Novel Zoo Event Offers Prizes For Eliminating Mongooses

A Hawaii territory zoo plans a December exhibition at Kaimuki Gardens featuring dogs racing to finish off mongooses as a form of entertainment. Three cash prizes will be awarded to owners of dogs that best combat the mongoose menace. The event will involve a witescreened theater and multiple mongooses released at once.

Kaimuki Zoological Gardens Coxe Zoo Gardens Bret Esgf S

Secretary Jank Atkinson Sails For Immigration Study

Secretary Jank Atkinson sails on a dual mission to Washington to investigate immigration policy and transportation options with no action intended. He plans a short stay, aims to secure a $750 000 loan and a Treasury certificate to limit bank leverage, and will report findings to the President and related agencies.

Washington Jank Atkinson Secretary of the Treasury Atkingon Avonkon Treasury Board of Board of Immigration

Moscow Forms Independent Government Amid Bomb Attack

In Moscow panic spreads as residents establish an independent government and sever all ties with the city. Police Chief Gomel and two soldiers are wounded by a bomb from a revolutionary worker. Martial law is proclaimed at Kharkott.

Tranvetaned ST. Petersburg Russia Moscow Gomel Kharkott

Moro Chief Is Made Peaceful

Manila dispatch reports Captain McGoy's troops surprised the Datto and killed him along with sixteen followers. Forty three Moros were wounded and captured. Three soldiers died and two were wounded in the engagement.

Manila McGoy Datto

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