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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
2
The ordinance establishes street vehicle rules for the City and County, defines penalties, requires motor vehicle registration, and sets chauffeur certification and testing procedures. It prescribes registration fees, examiner roles, and conditions for operation, with specific speed limits and right of way rules for streetcars and vehicles.
Notice to subscribers of Mutual Telephone Co Ltd that a new directory will be published soon. Subscribers wishing changes of address must submit in writing to the company office at the corner of Alukea and Merchant Streets by Wednesday September 15, 1909. After that date no changes will be made for the directory. Honolulu.
The Wal niha Hul Land group schedules its initial meeting for 10 o clock in the morning on Rep t 10, 1009 at Wale alha Hamlel Ka James K Lota, President Obenae.
Federal court session opened with arguments on jurisdiction and whether to deny the writ of habeas corpus for Atcherley. Deputy AG Ane Brown and County Attorney Albertin Wore represented the state while T. M. Horton defended Atcherley as Judge Woodruff presided. The judge indicated a pro forma ruling might deny the writ, with further questions to be argued in division court though the afternoon session continued undecided.
A garbled report describes a Fourth of July Committee dispute over the Hilo race plan. Members including John To Moir and Jol O Rourke discuss a settlement, proposing arbitration if merchants resist funding the staged event and a formal meeting to resolve the contention.
Wyly Stewart a wealthy wine grower from Banraneo died on the Annie Johnson in Hilo harbor last Friday morning. Found dead in the cabin the death was believed to be self inflicted though evidence was not conclusive. A verdict of death by intoxication was returned. Stewart had been on a year long drinking spree and had traveled to break the habit but resumed drinking upon arriving in Hilo. The body will be taken to relatives.
A memorial ceremony honoring Queen Liliuokalani is described with attendees including government officials and members of a royal society. The Queen expresses gratitude for the holiday observance and Blessings, while the group pledges continued loyalty and prayers for her long life and health.
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