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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1905
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Count von Bustow as chancellor and the title furst or prince. It cites Prince Buelow and Prince murek, suggesting "prinew" may be a mistranslation of "furet," noting etymology and relative ranks in England and Germany.
The circuit court term debated whether any criminal business could be transacted as the term had not opened on September 2 due to Labor Day. Judges Perry Hume and Hogan joined the contention that the court lapsed and was not in session, affecting cases including Tanaka charged with first degree murder.
The Grand Jury began work this morning with cases including Dan Vide charged with assault and battery on Frank Krueger and Mo caula charged with perjury. P Dawson Kellett faced embezzlement allegations while Gordon Bennett and a group of Chinese suspects were to be investigated later. Deputy Attorney General I. G. Peore oversees the grand jury proceedings.
The article discusses a Hawaiian owned gleamship project linking port and region with a controversial independent body. After an exclusive Bulletin report, public opinion shifts toward supporting the scheme, with the Weekly Edition offering a full summary of the plan and its prospects.
Miscellaneous local notices include advertised goods on Fort Street and vendors in Paradise of the Pettit news, a board of supervisors meeting called for Wednesday, a U S tax department renovation in the Capitol basement, and ticket information for First class Cabn Tallroad. Wedding notices, a kodak publicity prompt, a court case over damages, a deserter hearing, and a charity dance fundraiser at Progress Hall are described with residents and venues named.
Report from Honolulu notes a rush at the box office for The Serenade, with tickets selling fast for this amateur production. Despite many seats being sold, the opera house offers ample seating for late arrivals and the cast prepares through rehearsals as opening approaches amid high public interest.
Attorney E B McClanahan urged diverting part of the Manoa drive appropriation to complete the Mana road. The governor found the idea unfeasible and referred McClanahan to the County Supervisors for action as the appropriation moved forward.
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