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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1904
Page
5
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The Kinau brought Hawaii arrivals and local notices. Names include Wall Nichole Dinan and J.T. Meir family, with rental listings for rooms and advertisements for goods. Also reported are a legislative ticket, a court custody dispute, a Marian Chi sailing, and a concert by the Honolulu Symphony Society.
A Honolulu Police Court hearing centers on David Kamal, a young Hawaiian, facing two charges one for assault and battery on Maryanne Nanne and another for an attempt to commit rape. Prosecution details describe Kamal entering Naone’s house, beating, and coercing a woman, with testimonies from Mrs. Naone and Mrs. Nanne. The case proceeds to next Monday as witnesses recount the alleged crime and intimidation.
William Smith as trustee files bill against Pacific Heights Railway Co Anguat Dreier Honolulu Rapid Transit with Land Co Stella K Corbett Charleen Dewky asserting default on a trust deed. The petition seeks foreclosure of the property and interests, directing sale to satisfy principal and interest, with Dreier and others to answer. The deed requires the railway company to pay all bonds principal and interest and taxes, with the mortgagee seeking enforcement of the trust and project actions.
A fragmentary notice references Maurice McMahon, known as the Poet of Cae Hon, who recently resigned as Gear’s notary. The Territory’s attorney general seeks a transcript of notes McMahon produced before leaving office, with a judge handling the submission and urging McMahon to supply readable documents. The piece notes inability to read McMahon or Gear’s notes and mentions a court path via Judge Gear.
William McAulton and Sertons, two boys who fled the Reform School on Wednesday night, were captured by Captain Joan Bell of the Koglanpoko padoe and brought to town. Ka kapla and Silva were captured by Sheriff Lane of Koolauios yesterday and are now back at the Reform. Accusations allege they were watchful on the night in question and involved a domestic incident with Robert John Cochran. Two children have been born but are not living.
A report on caucuses and precinct activity notes the Eight Protas District meets to caucus legislative candidates while First Precinct Mobilier voters gather to organize. Some precincts hold meetings, others do not, with claims of incomplete writings and edit confusions. Johnson asserts Kakaaoko precinct already decided on two polls supporting the nomination, while Fourth Precinct delegates threaten to influence the Benatorial ticket if Fourth delays. The piece mentions Hawaiian precincts and representation expectations, plus a warning that Fourth could gain if not decisive. The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin provides a full day’s news summary.
Japanese forces pressed a daytime attack against Russian positions east of Martti Hill near Verastrond, advancing toward Lingyane and Zakankankeanton. Heavy artillery duels, repeated bayonet charges, and mounting casualties marked the battle as both sides suffered significant losses in a nightlong struggle for nearby fortifications.
The Nevedan arrived from Bound this morning and docked at the rail. The ship carried 1500 tons and the largest consignments included 650 cases of mutton and 16000 feet of timber. The Nevedan will wait for Kateri near Tuesday as framing services are offered at Honolulu Photosupply Co.
A fragment from a Honolulu stock exchange listing shows stock names and a sugar quotation reading 4.255 cents. The unreadable OCR leaves most entities unclear though it mentions prices and entities like Melecandle and Mutu H & L Cs.
A city theater group promotes the production of The Myrtle Boat, praising its plot and scenery. The Myrtle Boat Club, deeply in debt yet energetic, expects strong attendance as Santo Yasha promises an artistic and financial success. Sale of reserved seats opens Monday at Wall Nichols Co.
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