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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1903
Page
6
Contined from page three, discussion on rehearing petition to stay mandate. Questions arise over jurisdiction and whether many local attorneys are legally practicing without oath to support U.S. Constitution. Authorities debate the legality of the Territorial Government and the Hawaii Bar.
Captain Berger of the Government band reports tension over pay equity for female singers versus male players. A group led by Mire Atupat Ani Atiak Kelina claims monthly stipends of five dollars each, while women reportedly work three hours monthly. The matter was sent to the Attorney General for review as Governor Kumatie called for faction purge.
A Hawaii notice details the Hilo quarantine site plan and the Waiakea 11 Company, offering a new site for port and park development. It notes the possibility of using Coroora Island as part of Hilo’s public park system and mentions the region’s public works and real estate processes.
Gabriel Cabral Tabriel Cabral Portaguews a 27 year old resident of the capital who died after a short illness, reportedly pneumonia. He worked for a clerical office and was known in town by his wife and family. The funeral is planned for Lake View, with burial at a local church.
A crowded scene unfolds as MLS from Alo reports a surge of supporters for a new candidate amid open convention rules debates. Delegates, proxies, and party officials from multiple precincts weigh proxy limits and conduct rules to prevent nondelegates from seating at the county convention. The Fourth District precincts push for stricter guidelines while candidates from the Fourth District and other areas contend for influence ahead of the upcoming gathering.
A garbled Honolulu era page records various court actions and civic notices. Items mention the Grand Jury and petty juries meeting, police court cases including diversions and larceny, and undertaker and photo supply advertisements. Also noted are a wedding at Saint Stephen Cathedral, postwar business notices, and stray references to maritime shipping schedules and public works.
Agricultural price list and market notes show a May or March reference with sugar rates and a Friday event. Mentions include a road or rail line and shipping terms. Names of entities are unclear but reflect farm goods, fertilizers, and local vendors.
Willy Freear presents a root garden entertainment at the Young Motel with a program featuring several performers and acts. The variety include songs, sketches, and a dance with a rain contingency to move to a ballroom. Admission is $2 and a limited male cast is billed.
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