Beets Rise Amid Economic Analysis in San Francisco
San Francisco report notes Luger, 81, analyzes beet market with figures 108 and 111 4. Indicates prior annotation of 10 percent.
21 Sep 1904
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1904
Page
1
San Francisco report notes Luger, 81, analyzes beet market with figures 108 and 111 4. Indicates prior annotation of 10 percent.
A sensational motion by attorney J W Cathcart questioned the validity of the grand jury indictments in a murder case. He argued no legitimate territorial grand jury existed, potentially voiding the 25 indictments. Judge Gear reserved ruling until tomorrow as proceedings paused amid arraignments and pleas.
Republicans plan a Friday night banner raising in the Fourth District at their headquarters. L.A. Andrews chairs the Fourth District Committee and will preside as Senate and House candidates address the crowd. An outdoor meet ing space between the Electro building and Occidental hotel will be illuminated with a speaks stand and overflow accommodations.
Fifth District Committee met to plan a rapid campaign. Oahu Senators will accompany Kuhio on a Pall road tour to Walala and Walanae meetings tonight and Friday. Delegates and nominees, including J M Dowell and B F Bishop, will lead the push with sailings and train returns noted. A Republican house warming in Walawa will follow tonight. A B Lindsay of Honoka returned from Kawail in the Mikahala.
Judge De Bolt appointed EK Kalama guardian of the property for two Kaloo plople and Mabog, amid a tense scene in Manoa Valley. An aunt objected to court involvement, attempting to shield the girl from service. A police officer struggled to serve the summons as the aunt fled, causing the officer to retreat rather than risk assault charges. The court later confirmed service on the minor but not the aunt.
Detective McDuffile uncovered ten silver spoons sold by Nomura to Chinese buyers were stolen from Henry Herrick on School Street. A set of sterling knives and forks vanished from H P Hughes near Herrick’s residence. Officer Punohu’s watch, believed lost in a lavatory, was recovered, tied to another piece stolen from his house last Saturday night. Nomura denies guilt, claiming he bought all items.
Adee De Holt argued a law opinion in the case An Hing vs Ab On about garnishment of a public salary. He contends the 1908 act is unconstitutional and that payroll funds must be paid by the officer in charge under proper orders, with judgment entered for the defendant as prayed.
The secretary staff sifts through the Territory voter roll with unusual names. William Samuel James Oliver Makekau, and the single letter I are noted among many peculiar spellings. Stenographer A A Draymer also found abbreviated titles and the Seventh Precinct Seventh District entries. Braymer jokes the two L monocles could make spectacles if joined.
Biohop cannot attend Waianae Republican gathering due to Fourth District conference duties. Representatives Mahelona and Kalliopu will speak, with two or three country candidates expected to join. An Executive Committee meeting with precinct club presidents and candidates will discuss campaign work tonight at the Fourth District Republican headquarters.
Chas B Moore sold Union area auto mobile repair shops to Guy Owens Sr. Moore plans coastward business setup. Mrs Moore remains to teach at local school until his settlement. Judge Gour grants Rubenstein a temporary restraining order against HM Macktold Co. from selling a tobacco brand. Attorney General Andrews expands aviation powers for light memory flights cases. Two more are set for tomorrow. Minne Maby, former teacher, will arrive from the mainland to Korea. J I Lightfoot travels to Molokal to pay on bistons.
In Waialua district, Chung Lom At Jobs Doo and Richart Row were arraigned on grand jury indictments. Bond set at 1000 cash each. defense plans to await further preliminary proceedings. Judge Gear signals possible special investigations as jurors delayed to Monday morning session.
Col Soper speaks on party duty at press gathering addressing local political problems. He argues Republicans must support the ticket and criticizes independents who bolt conventions. He cites Tellers and Harpers incidents and notes Irish group activity at a Catholic meeting.
The Waterhouse Trust Co. and J Kalunianaule case in bankruptcy of C F Herrick Carriage Co. moves for substitution before Judge Robinson and H G Middleditch. The discharge by Federal Court occurred July 5 and Middleditch elected July 20 as owner of the note.
The piece recounts a tale of a young man guiding a sweetheart on a buggy ride along a lonely road. A snide toll quip follows as the man jokes about paying toll with a kind or meagre coin. A note on the Portuguees Mutual Benefit Society sues Mary Ann Kabanemaikel for $1000 appears in the backing text.
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