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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1902

Page

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Mr Damon's Views on Finance and Trust in Hawaii

Hon Ramuel M Danton the Finance Minister under the monarchy and republic discusses the Treasury crisis involving Mr Wright, auditors and officials. He defends Hawaiian trust, urges balanced accountability, and urges selecting capable Hawaiians for public posts. He warns against blaming race and calls for continued support of all communities.

Ramuel M. Danton Bulletin Tress ‘Urer Wright Treasury Damon Mr. Austin Ma ‘Wailana

Judge Robinson's Oct term wills jury waivers in Third Circuit

Judge Robinson presides without jury at October term as the Third Circuit Court opens with 62 cases on the calendar. Several rulings include default judgments and fee allowances, with multiple civil actions and appeals noted, including results for Wong Chuw et al and H L Vans et al.

Robinson Wong Chuw M.D. Vives H. L. Vans Yokomito Dickey A. Marques Evans Mattie Lewis Va James J. Byrne Thomas Morrissey P. Halris Mott Matthewman Wrove William Schneider Ridings Third Circuit

Senatorial visits and island activities reported today

Doings of Senators describe a morning visit to D P R Leonberg's home in Walaine and an afternoon inspection trip to Camp McKinley with Major Davis and Captain Mek. The party plans a 3:30 p m hotel departure, luau at DeFries, and a Moanalua home reception by Mr and Mrs Damon. Reports note fishing hauls from Kanal and illicit distilling charges against Asnahi newly bound for Grand Jury trial.

D. P Mrs. & M. Damon Moanalua Luau DeFries Kanal Parilioner Gill Asnahi Simernan Mauna Loa Walmanalo Hawaii Grand Jury

Warehouse Moves and Beach Land Plans Under Review

Government eyes options on beach land while Bishop Estate moves a kerosene warehouse project along a mauka road. Marston Campbell seeks ed plans for two new buildings as office space for harbor development expands.

Bishop Estate Mauka Marston Campbell

Kerosene warehouse move and Treasurer race noted

A large force moves the kerosene warehouse from the grounds to a beachside site near Ali Manua road. At a Democratic meeting Governor Dole and election issues were discussed, with plans to appoint Prince David Kawana treasurer and debate on road construction and land options near the Bishop Batate area. Government financing for a new warehouse was debated as a priority.

Punile Works Department Oie Mantis Dole Prince David Kawana rees @ nakoa Betate Manka Damon Democratic Party Ketate Hae Coober Union Feed Co Ali Manua Makal Blahop Marston Campbell Public Works Draye Carta

Mail Delay Ties U.S. Superintendent to China Dispatch

Chanlér who returned in the China explains Superintendent Hoya’s failure to receive expected China dispatches. Mr. Crosier and then Boyd in San Francisco, at the dock when the Ching mailed, were delayed by Boyd’s mail. The Ventura steamer arrival and his move from Oakland to San Francisco caused the mail to reach two days late.

Chanlér China Hoya Crosier Boyd San Francisco Wright Oakland San Francisco

Wilcox Denounces Board Actions in Honolulu Letter

Charles Wilcox replies to editorials criticizing the Board of Health actions in Honolulu dated September 26, 1903. He denies the insinuations that he pushed for employment influence and accuses officials of punitive politics akin to despotic governance. He asserts lack of justification from the board and calls for public accountability.

Evening Bulletin P.O Dealin Boy Eaume B.C. A Board of Health Ito Miuer Delea Ammriran Politioa Chines Methoda Charles Wilcox Honolulu

Home Rule Mass Meeting Plans Torchlight Demonstration

The Home Rule party convened at Wavertoy Hall and adopted a resolution for a torchlight procession and meeting in Emma Square tomorrow night. A five member committee was appointed to organize and many officials will meet next week to finalize campaign plans.

Home Rule Party Wavertoy Hall Mies Emma Square Tix Wan

Plants Free of Duty And Steamer China At Port

Collector of the Port Stackable reports instructions from Washington to admit all plants shrubs seeds for the Experiment Station duty free. The steamer China sailed at noon today with several passengers including layovers, watched by police but no arrests or discoveries reported.

Washington Steamehip China Eft Vomsel Po- Hce Fse

Auditor Austin Aspen in Hawaii political clash continues

The report details Auditor Herbert C. Austin of the Territory of Hawaii facing suspension threats from Governor Sanford B. Dole amid allegations of defalcations and improper personal use of public funds. Correspondence shows formal grounds and defenses, with Austin arguing suspension requires due process and specific charges.

Herbert C.oate Covtte Warrends Nor Dole Hulletin Pearing Public Works Department Audit Office Austin Dole Avuttor Cne Honolu Antold Bi. Dole Ha Honolulu Hay Herbert ©. Austin Fawail Bir Sanford Ornor Sanford B. Dole Ald Territory Tld F. Chillingworth Old Territory Aald Chillingworth Chillingwort Conta Henry C. Hapal Territory of Hawaii Hilo

Hawaiian wood and ginseng samples collected for Pinchot project

Wray Taylor has collected 32 kinds of Hawaiian wood specimens and expects more. He is preparing pieces about 6x4 inches and 1/4 inch thick for Gifford Pinchot, head of the forest department in Washington, en route to the Philippines. The Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner plans to start ginseng cultivation in Tabanda with nurseries at Nuwa nu valley. A shipment of ginseng roots is en route for experiments, noting Florida climate resembles Hawaii. A steamer from Kauai sent durian fruit to Taylor, one of five fruits from a Wilcox tree in Li native of The bank condition report appears on page 8.

Wray Taylor Mir Taylor Gifford Pinchot For Catry Department Washington Philippines Tabanda Nuwanu Valley Florida Kaual W. Wilcox

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MR. Damon Bing Judge Robinson Edings Court Bea Johann Moet Aveta Germ England Whited States Wilcox Auditor ASPEN Ideh Audit Ofice Sam Ayatit BR. A Douthitt Wam Megal Tanid H.C. Austin Executive Chamber Honoluls William Vannatta Eame William Vanuatta Treaward BH. Wright Department of Public Works Masonic Temple Amartou Iet National Bank of Hawaii At Hamilton-Brown Shoe CO ST. Louis Shoe CO Fort Street
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