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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
2
Local and general notices mix a bulletin style ad with scattered items. The text mentions building lumber costs per line for advertisements, ship arrivals, local events, health talks, a restaurant sale, and various community notices, all in a chaotic, era-appropriate newspaper voice.
The article reports on municipal ownership and control changes affecting an unnamed city and its utilities. It mentions April timing and a census-like count, noting national and local implications with references to civic leaders and the public interest in who operates key city services.
The Milwaukee Republican reports that Milwaukee voters elected their mayor by a slim margin of about 100 votes in a local contest.
The Democratic party in Wart secured a mayoral win by a substantial margin of 200 votes. The election result marks a clear preference for the party's platform and leadership. Voters indicated strong support amid local issues and governance expectations.
A report notes the unclear election outcome with reference to the senate or parliament. It mentions a working majority predicted for a party as observers recount ballots. The text emphasizes a shift of power and potential policy direction following the vote.
A shaky transcript from New York reports the assembly killed a Hearst bill on election reform amid ongoing political contention. The measure sought changes to voting procedures and the handling of ballots ahead of the mayoral election in New York.
Local concert in Ama Par features Hawaiian selections and light operatic numbers. Programs include The Vitors, Overture md Powant, Heather Queen interment tribute, Laer Voca Hawaiian Bonet, and Munica Star aria with Terger Mot N. Aluput conducting.
Testimony describes Johnson telling how he killed the boy between ten and seven o'clock, with Doyle and Brown present. Cox read the confessed wording, and Johnson demonstrated the knife use and burial details, while detectives connected the written confession to his memory.
A fragmentary report covers a murder confession with references to Johnson and Henry Wharton, plus a debate over European immigration policy in Hawaii. Acting Governor Atkinson chairs a Board of Immigration meeting discussing a leave of absence for a European immigration agent and related negotiations with officials in Washington.
A chaotic Washington debate centers on Brazilian relations and a tentative plan by the Planters Committee to arrange a formal agreement for immigrant labor. Atkinson and Cooke push for a uniform draft while Stackable may attend a forthcoming conference to discuss terms.
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