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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1901
Page
4
A fragmented notice echoes editorials on U S governance in Hawaii with references to subscription rates, official notices, and a request to observe a day of mourning for the late U S president. The piece critiques administration funding and congressional action while noting publication in official organs.
A historical report details Attorney General Knox’s critical remarks about lawyers linked to a Tur conspiracy. It defends Judge Humphreys against disqualification claims and condemns the Bar’s handling, noting exhibits and affidavits tied to the Honolulu Republican editor and media ownership. The document accuses officials of improper influence and defends judicial independence.
The document critiques Judge Humphreys sentencing Hartwell Kinney and Ballou to thirty days for perjury in an affidavit, noting political tensions around Governor and Attorney General actions. It questions Knox and President Cleveland’s stance, calls for the Grand Jury probe, and defends Anglo Saxon principles of punitive justice while condemning partisan juristic bias.
A fragmented 19th century piece outlines the cabinet lineup under President McKinley era terms, noting the constitutional requirement for native birth and listing secretary roles and birthplaces such as Hay, Gage, Root, Knox, and Lane. It mentions the 1888 act limiting eligible appointees and references figures like Secretary of State Hay and Secretary of War, with a partial roster of cabinet members and their birthplaces.
The Mile Tribune reports Judge Este of the Federal Court in Hawaii weighs habeas corpus claims. He debates the reach of the U S Constitution to Hawaii and hints at a decisive American legal principle rooted in both native and English jurisprudence.
Honolulu within the Territory of Hawaii faces a dispute over private privileges on public lands. THOR. RYAN, Secretary, notes no authority under law to grant such licenses and denies Samuel Parker's nine nine year concession request for North Kohala district. The governor is informed Parker’s attorneys seek reconsideration to be heard.
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