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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1905
Page
5
An advertisement touts the UNION GAS ENGINE running on Geepline distillate naphtha benzine and kerosene with fuel gas as a cleaner, more reliable alternative. It claims no explosives storage is needed and offers engines from 1 to 100 horsepower with equipment to convert to fuel gas.
Lawyers Humphreys Thompson and Clemons file briefs for respondents in Cummins v Carter, contending the divorce settlement deed was intended to prevent a public divorce suit and would not be revoked by later events. The brief argues the affair occurred in the complainant’s own home and family and discusses the attorney’s duty and implications for the children's interests.
A protest erupts among Hawaii citizens over alleged election abuse seen as a public outrage. The piece notes grand jury doubts on prosecutions, federal court independence, and political tensions surrounding Territorial governance and voter conduct under Governor Dole.
Sugar price quotes from Honolulu exchange show I & M Co and H&M Co listed with bid asks and latest sugar quotation at 3.0875. Entries include 923,60 and 70.60 figures, with various firm names such as I & M Co and Wal. MR 605.60 noting historical price notes.
A long, controversial passage describes a public loan of 11,000,000 kept in the Treasury to assist in voter mobilization for the Republican ticket. It accuses public officials of employing a large labor vote army under a party-aligned leader, warning of dismissals for those who do not vote Republican. The text frames the actions as partisan interference and questions the attorney general's impartiality.
Llodeay Mie morning render ed an oral decision sustaining the demurrers of various parties in the A W Holt estate case. The petition asked to leave administrator to bonis non and to assign a real estate tract at Watalua. J R Galtt offered to pay 108000 for the property.
Ralph Calderwood Stewart, known as Calderwood, was found dead in Klems Ine's waterfront saloon at dawn after a period of illness. An inquest is scheduled for today. The J. Caria Pawn Co. advertises loans on belongings and lists unredeemed pledges at their Union Street location.
A mixture of local notices and advertisements lists sales of fuel and wood stoves, furnished rooms, and rental rates. It notes a board meeting time, shipping movements including the Alameda liner and Mary L. Cushing, and various business promotions by merchants and service providers. The items mention trains, stock takes, and upcoming public notices while referencing local personalities and events in Hawaii.
Judge Perry filed a motion to the Supreme Court in Murray v Lewin about jury eligibility under the wet jury law. The Supreme Court ruled the jury was bogus and denied Perry's motion, ending the procedural step in this older case.
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