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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
4
A fragment from the Evening Bulletin describes Washington defense policy and parliamentary questions about prerogatives. It notes Humphrey’s lack of defense, mentions various procedures, and critiques regulatory plans while highlighting court scrutiny and potential legislative limits on executive action.
Fragmented OCR passage references labor, wage debates, and strikes with many garbled terms. It mentions Wall River, Red Rhetimeiver, Maveriant, and various names, but no coherent event, date, or clear outcome is discernible.
The new commercial course at the High School gains backing from the Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association. It proposes a yearly exam for candidates ages 12 to 18, awarding a chamber certificate upon success. The program includes business etiquette, commercial methods study, and a formal diploma potential pending recognition by the Chamber and Merchants Association.
A Maryland jury convicts a young man of murder for the death of a young woman after a boating incident. The defendant claims the gun was loaded and that he did not intend harm. The public reaction notes a harsh view of the shooter, while authorities insist accountability for dangerous conduct.
A fragmented report describes a political clash centered on appointing Wrangile Aven to the presidency amid alleged plots and hostile acts. The piece claims clergy and a reform movement push to dismantle the current order, accusing Aurlin supporters of potent influence while denouncing opponents as dangerous.
A garbled Washington column portrays Attorney General Kaan and Thurston amid a smear campaign against Humphreys. It accuses Hankey and the Dale group of plotting with Justice figures, claims of attempted manipulation of reports, and questions Humphreys neutrality and fate within political battles in the capital.
The Adveriser rails at Thurston and Humphreys while accusing the Dole government of corrupt interference with the court process. It claims Washington reports and partisan press manage influence, urging legal unity and warning against the Bar Association’s capitulation amid accusation and public distrust.
The document outlines petitions in a probate matter led by SHH and others regarding a widow and four children, with mentions of Manuel J Birks and Helen B Gay. It references guardianship, payments, and claims about the right to a jury trial, plus objections from named parties and defense by Hato Silliman and others. The text is fragmentary and aged, preserving the appearance of a court record.
The Fire Claims Commission heard a case in Te Waa about a claim for $50 and $91,704 for damage to a church on Kucmakapiit. Testimony focused on alleged destruction during a wave of burning, with the claimant’s husband questioned about prior losses and potential double dealing. The commissioner adjourned to seek further information before a ruling.
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