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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1909
Page
11
A historical remark attributes to Oliver Cromwell the claim that leaders with fear of God and conscience behind their actions inspired steadfast discipline, noting these men were never beaten from that day forward.
Editorial urges Republican lawmakers to support amendments to the Organic Act during a special session. It argues administration and party unity, warns against delay and political wrangling, and asserts swift, nonpartisan action will promote self government while deterring anti governance politics.
The remarks discuss Judge De Bolt's comments on the jury's call for mercy in the Mori case. The piece condemns perceived erosion of Hawaii's justice system and warns that law and order are under threat from dangerous elements.
A fragmented individualistic draft discusses July deadlines and six months of public discussion on prise-right topics. It praises a belt road for island development and questions anti government sentiment while noting court actions in Mori Verdien and the need for restraint after a murderous dawn.
The article outlines expectations that the House will move quickly on the pending measures as Holstein forecasts a Democratic tilt in the ongoing political event. It mentions potential candidates and the party dynamics shaping the春 election, noting possible reelection of President Smith and upcoming contests for key offices.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss republican and democratic concepts, a secretary, interpreter duties, and a promise of a new view. The readable phrases hint at political roles and a personal perspective but lack clear events or outcomes.
The report notes a judge imposes an 18 year maximum penalty and a $100 fine on Mori for a violent act. Attorneys argue the defendant was driven by momentary excitement and will recover with time, while the court balances justice with the defendant's temperament.
The record describes an appeal for mercy after sentencing. The defense argued the jury acted against the law and asked for a new trial. The court noted the defendant must serve five years and ten more in custody, with a possible parole after the term. An appeal to the Supreme Court is planned on exceptions, while a stay halted fines from 5000 to 600.
A garbled report details multiple court actions. A Korean and a Japanese defendant face burglary and related charges. Kim Kareat and others receive reduced bonds. One man awaits a sentence while another seeks legal counsel as a judge sets fines and confinement terms.
Two youths under twenty, Manuel Cortes alias Manuel Ferreira and Frank Marks, were arrested by Deputy Shortie Rose and Kolett after a morning burglary. They allegedly stole three rifles, a bolt of cloth, and other items from George Hol and the Danville area. The case links to a series of break ins over months, with Marks’s older brother previously convicted. The court imposed five year sentences on both youths.
A garbled note references a preliminary hearing set to occur before Judge Andra on Monday morning. Names, details, and context are unreadable, leaving the exact parties and charges unclear. The fragment preserves only the scheduled timing and judicial action.
Readings mention Sunday services with multiple ministers, a sermon titled The Pusey of the Whites, and evening worship with a second sermon on Zucchows. A German-language program lists hymns and Bible passages, followed by midweek Christian fellowship and guest speakers led by Pastor Jones and Reverend Hopwood.
A garbled OCR note suggests scrutiny of the Zanvaville Furniture Company at Zanoaville amid concerns tied to Cary home affairs and the Chyle fenee ary tae. The intended context points to a political or regulatory probe into liquor connections affecting business activity.
A fragmented notice describes an incident near Carter and Mort Street at noon. A named individual, possibly a religious conversion moment, is referenced alongside stray phrases about songs and an accordion.
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