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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1906
Page
4
A fragment listing cryptic word puzzles and quotations, including letters forming a Shakespeare line, boat name riddle, and various numbered word games. It references classic figures, puzzles and miscellany items with scattered phrases and partial clues.
The supreme council of Scottish Rite Masons for the southern jurisdiction weighs a move to Washington to aid widows. Ground breaks in California for a new 70,000 temple as the four story building rises. Indiana reports 4,000 Master Masons in its lodge body. The forty fourth annual grand chapter meeting notes a membership growth of 242. California's grand lodge adopts new bylaws requiring representatives to attend all three sessions. A new California grand minister is elected in Los Angeles.
A report discusses procedures to contact absent members and secure participation at the next meeting. It urges leaders to hold hearings, gather reasons for absence, and offer incentives to attend, aiming to strengthen the lodge and demonstrate the value of involvement. It notes ongoing member education and benefits totaling millions, with emphasis on improving payment compliance and engagement.
An unusual lodge activity invites members to stage an imaginary trial with twelve jurors a judge and lawyers. Participants select a prisoner, wear robes, and hear testimony before a verdict of not guilty. The piece also notes a Pythian Jubilee in Baltimore with about 1100 initiations and mentions dues and charity themes.
On Saturday April 14 1906 at 12 noon at the Judiciary Building front, Honourah T 1 offers for sale a twenty one year licence for water rights to enter and impound surface water, with annual fee 8200 in advance. Also public auction under Land Act Part VIII for Lot No 6 Tukele Paleta Gate Area 2 with Mount price 150, conducted by Commissioner JAS W Pratt. Further details from Department of Public Lands.
Creditors of Clara H. Banning deceased are notified to present their claims with vouchers at the office of J. Alfred Moon in Honolulu within six months from March 29, 1890. Executor Bernard Idole Tanning signs the notice. Also in the same Circuit Court of the First Circuit Territory of Hawaii At Law Probate for the estate of Robert Kepoo Holulu, deceased, is an order of hearing for petition for administration to be held Monday, 1906, at Oahu court. Publication in the Evening Bulletin in Honolulu is mandated.
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