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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1904
Page
5
The House refrained from major action, reading communications while Senate Bill No. 1 for territorial expenses awaited second reading. A trolley ride sponsored by Rapid Transit paused official business, with two cars provided for lawmakers aboard the transit to Waikiki and the Aquarium.
Mixed items from Hawaii include social notes, transit updates, and local business mentions. Mentions of Kinau ship arrivals, hat repair, clothing and firewood services, and shop notices appear alongside brief legal and political references and minor personal updates.
The Builders and Traders Exchange and the Honolulu Trades and Labor Council petition Congress for laws limiting non American citizens on public works in Hawaii. Delegate Rubin expresses strong support, will present the memorial, seek references, and gather additional information from the Commerce and Labor Department to aid passage. He pledges to discuss with Congress members and push for action.
Attorneys and lawmakers from Hawaii push to retain the Land Court, arguing against abolishing it after last year's act. Notables including Judge Weaver and Chief Justice Frear support continued maintenance, while other figures advocate retrenchment.
Report notes the arrest of Fukushima and its impact on her family amid ongoing legal actions. Mentions Ma Moles leaving for the jury, Kinney the sugar-bottler, and technicians installing patented stake pockets on cane plantation equipment. Describes a World’s Fair display featuring local wood and agricultural products.
Preliminary Hawaii public works plans proceed as Holloway and Young report on road projects. Delays in right of way and possible reallocation of funds may merge road damages and emergency allocations into a $45,000 pool to cover both areas. Savings could fund hospital and poor relief programs, per Hawaii Public Works officials.
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