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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
4
Owing to attorney scheduling issues the riot case against Mort is moved to tomorrow morning alongside the Territory Instrataro Mikawa case. Judge Ro Ineo will preside as the defense seeks to delay further and a juror may be drawn for the Nayton matter. The calendar shifts to the regular docket.
Providers and legislators clash over site for the new girls home tied to a $15 000 appropriation from the health department. Proponents favor Kalihi due to convenience and proximity to the Kalihi receiving station for the white population. Supporters say the private rank and health officials back Kalihi while previous $10 000 allocation from the last Legislature expires soon.
Territorial Treasurer Conklin states a plan to raise 30 000 for bond redemption by moving funds to Wells Fargo Bank in New York. The bank acts as agent for the territorial government handling the refunding of bonds. Readings indicate bonds valued at 30 000 and securities held in New York area.
W G Trewin is named owner of Lanai title in the morning registry, following a deed from Charles Gay and his wife. The transfer price was one dollar, due to heavy mortgages against the island property.
IW FOREIGN PORTS Tuesday September 7. Port ban Luis sailed Sept 4 8 8 Santa Maria for Honolulu Hort Townsend arrived Sept 4 Johr Manila hence Aug. A San Francisco arrived Sept 5 3 8 US Protated from Kaanapali Aug 2. San Francisco Salind Sept br U 8. Pacific Fleet for Honolulu. San Francisco Ball ed Sept 7 08 T Logan for Honolulu. BYDNEY arrived Sept 8 4 8 Marama hetoo Aug 21. Se Bulletin Business Office Phone 256 Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 165.
A lengthy account describes a multi stop voyage for a visiting party. They will sail to Kohala and Karwalhae then Napoopon, with a reception committee decorating a wagon and escorting them by automobile to Kalloa to board the Maina Ket at 9 am. They proceed to Latpabeehee and Hilo, meet locals at the wharf, and stay overnight at Kukuihaele before traveling to the Volcano House.
District Attorney Ro W Breekens and United States Marshal travel to Hawaii aboard the Matina Kea by noon to begin the October term actions. They will serve about forty papers and subpoenas for witnesses before the grand jury, signaling a heavy workload ahead.
The Kauala group welcomed Congressmen and families upon arrival at Nawiliwili with Coney, Dole, and Rice present on the wharf. Overland to Hanalei offered scenic views of Kauai’s valleys and mountains as the party traveled in autos, with a rest stop at Lihue and meals that included a wide variety of foods.
Congressmen from Hawaii and helpers travelled by train and boat to Hanalei and Waimea, meeting residents and hosting a welcome at Mr Gay’s home. Prince Kuhio served as interpreter, praising local hospitality and discussing coastal development, harbor benefits, and territorial prosperity with Kauai leaders and residents.
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