07 Sep 1903
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1903
Page
1
Wireless telegraph rumor from Honolwa reports 8:40 a m on September 7, 1919. Receiver notes a brief transmission event with unclear details and potential coastal activity. Local station logs indicate active messaging during the morning hours.
President Roosevelt led Syracuse celebrations as he reviewed a mammoth labor parade representing all trades, then attended opening ceremonies at the state fairgrounds. Some 40,000 people gathered, with warm greetings from prominent city and rural leaders attending the event.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles plan a moonlit harbor excursion in Honolulu with a special 7 o clock train. Honolulu Avers No 140 held a meeting to finalize arrangements and tickets were sold to ensure strong attendance. Committees cover arrangements reception refreshments and more with members listed.
The noon opener pits Mallee against Punahous with 1 15 PM start. The second game has Kilke facing Honolulus at 4 30 PM, expected to be a tight contest.
Frank Bertelman and his wife surprised a burglar deserting their home with a bundled load of clothes and bed linens. The man confessed to attempting a burglary and a warrant for his arrest was issued at the police station. Meanwhile, notices sweep across town for tonight’s Orpheum show headlined by Ferry the Human Frog and other acts. Admiral Terry and Commander Guicker arrive, and reporter notes a photo studio feature and local happenings.
Attorney George A. Davis files a supplemental petition arguing lack of jurisdiction by the Supreme Court of the Republic of Hawaii over his license and asserting the Hawaii Republic has ceased to exist. The petition seeks to commence proceedings de novo and probes jurisdiction as part of the case.
The petitioner claims no oath was taken in any Territorial court to qualify as an attorney and asserts he was not subject to court jurisdiction as such. He asks the Supreme Court to vacate the disbarment order, revoke the licence cancellation, reopen the case, allow reargument on law and equity, and determine the court's jurisdiction to issue the order in order to achieve rightful justice.
Frank Bertelman driving a carriage with Mrs Hertelman L Wobbre and Mrs Hertelman's children narrowly escaped serious injury when a German boy William Smestik riding a horse struck the vehicle near a repair site on Patnia. The horse hoof struck Wobter's coat. Mrs Hertelman suffered abdominal and thigh wounds. Bertelman and others unhurt. Smestik arrested by Lieutenant Leslie of the Mounted Police.
Kalibila residents report ongoing chicken thefts by local youths using traps in nets near chicken houses. Captured birds are claimed as accidental, while residents condemn the activity as harmless entertainment. Legal notices follow about A Jaeger note and McBryde Co. litigation.
Public business and Labor Day observations delay routine court and county government tasks. Auditors and officials begin year end stationery preparations, while grand jury work and open offices face holiday interruptions. various departments report limited staff and postponed duties.
A fragment describing white wash vests from $1.00 and colored vests in an assorted hand goods display. Mentions quality elegance from simple garments and a daily washing routine.
Berlin dispatch reports the Powers rejecting the Austrian Russian proposal for coercive action to resolve troubles in the Markans. Germany's diplomatic move is expected to be accepted but likely to yield no real result.
Sept 7 report notes Japan will buy the Sambaek island, a key strategic site, triggering a strong reaction in Korea as authorities assess implications for control and balance in the region.
London dispatch notes a report by the African War Commission and says Lord Lansdowne is expected to resign as Foreign Secretary. The Balkan situation is described as not improved from the initial diplomatic stance.
In Bogota, Associated Press reports a new canal treaty is being broadly discussed and will be taken up by the Colombian Congress. Congress adjourned to meet again on the 20th when the fate of canal legislation is expected to be decided.
The Bulgarian and Macedonian communities in Constantinople live in constant fear of massacre as threats and indignities from the Turkish population escalate.
Rear Admiral Cotton reports from Beirut that general quiet prevails. Four arrests have been made as a fault of the assault upon the Vice Consul.
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