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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1907
Page
1
A court session this morning featured George A. Davis urging an order to discharge Hart, arguing lack of jurisdiction and denial of a speedy trial. The defense complained about prosecution methods while seeking time to review the case, with delays and a request for a copy of the complaint noted as unresolved.
The governor may assume the role of president and active head of the Queen's Hospital board, replacing the town's exclusive leadership. Attorn ey General Hemenway has not moved on the hospital vow investigations, with Thompson and Clemons pressing for action and a court challenge likely.
Grand Jury did not take up Lionel Hart's case this morning as court proceedings faced delays and requests for continuance. Indictments are expected in several minor matters, including Yan Chong Kun on embezzlement charges, and Antonio Arcosta with taubusing Owen Holt Jr. in a deadly incident. Continued on Page 2.
Captain Albert of the German cruiser Condor hosts a morning in port as government officials from many nations call on him. British representative Forster, in a white uniform, meets him for about twenty minutes. Governor Frear, Secretary Mott-Smith, and others arrive, band plays, and salutes greet the visitors.
Honolulu bulletin notes San Diego reception for the Julietin party, praising the Hawaii visitors’ charm and the Southland goodwill aimed at better ties. Weatherred adapts the itinerary to satisfy the party and mainland interest as Hawaii's young women charm audiences.
In a morning statement Holt demands that the road department workers pay taxes from their wages, saying the Board of Supervisors has not followed his directive. He asserts the supervisor should collect taxes or remove workers, noting past actions under board instruction.
Chief Taylor and Inspector Fennell arrested a gang of Koreans at the Hosolulu Plantation where they were rifling a nerap pile for bras copper and other odds and ends. About 250 pounds of brass and copper were found and a Japanese accomplice was seen taking items to a depot. One man had earlier stolen ninety pounds of junk from the plantation. The suspects are locked up at the police station.
McCandions filed a motion to intervene in the Oahw Railway Land Company versus James Arm plegng case. Armatrong faces charges tied to water rights and Pearl City land claims. Lain Kaul Rove was granted a divorce from Benjamin Rove on grounds of failure to provide.
A passbook numbered 5406 from Plut American Savings and Trust Co is returned to the bank. The document bears the account reference 880b-1W and appears in a formal banking context. No further details are provided.
The governor praised Dr Brackett of Sax Praneface for helping the rift team arriving in San Wren taco. Brackett, who visited recently, guided the group, shared a steamer to San Francisco, provided cars, and cared for a sick member with appendicitis.
Ottawa Sept 25 British Columbians have sent resolutions urging Premier Laurier to immediately pass an Oriental exclusion law. The appeal emphasizes urgent action on immigration restrictions and reflects growing regional pressure on Ottawa over ethnic policy.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 25 Former Supervisor Gallagher testifies that Rudolph Spreckels promised to secure immunity for the Supervisors who confessed related to graft matters.
Oyster Bay dispatch reports President Roosevelt has returned to Washington after a stay in New York City marking a normal return to duties and completion of his period away from the capital.
Diaz Mra Lahapa Mauilewa was fed this morning at her home after a lingering illness. A member of the Kaihamanu Society, all members were invited to attend the floral service at Williams undertaking parlors this afternoon at 8 o clock. The interment will be at Kawalahao.
George Myhre was ordered by Judge De Bolt to appear in court on Bathrday Rep ember 6 and show cause why he should not pay his wife expenses incurred at the trial and a monthly temporary alimony of 50 dollars. he must also justify attorney fees pendente lite and his own costs. The notice directs Myhre to appear and to answer why he should not pay the attorney and court costs.
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