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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
4
A block of editorials and letters questions the Rapid Transit franchise terms. Citizens call for a real schedule aligned to speeds, warn against monopoly pressure, and urge transparent trials and public input before changes. The piece also notes the Upper Palolo homestead sale opening next Monday.
A historic legislative moment shows bills amending the county DI and creating county governments advancing in the House. The Governor’s veto stance blocks overrides, tying future fate to his actions and the promise to uphold the veto against the county reform efforts in Hawaii's history.
The House debate on Standard Oil regulation shows distrust of a rushed bill as lawmakers warn Hawaii against enacting laws that could raise risks from explosive fuel oils. They stress current high test fuel regulations are safe and protections should not be weakened.
Tangled OCR recounts annual report notes for Hawaiian Commercial Ships of Fleets. It cites crop yields around 24 620 tons of sugar and 38 000 tons projected for 1904 1900s, with water supply and pumping stations described, plus cash figures and expected total visible cash resources near 12 600 000.
A discordant, heavily corrupted passage lists fleets and ships under Admiral Kamimura and Togo, detailing battleships Mikasa and Asahi among others, cruisers, torpedo boats, and transports preparing for possible engagement near Malayan and Baltic theaters, with many vessel names mangled or incomplete.
Starbuck will delay sailing to Delaware Water Gap with cargo of 51 000 of steel for sale repairs. Sailors testified before the grand jury that allotment payments were cash advances to Captain Bray of the Sattors Home. Bray is ordered to appear and produce books. Starbuck shipped four more tailors and a new cook, will sail soon. Rosenberg denies being shipping master, says he left the business four months ago.
Dr Wile of Danbury Connecticut ships 1828 parcels of books and magazines for the Kalaupapa settlement aboard the American Hawaiian steamer Morton. The shipment includes 200 medical books and 896 medical journals plus 40 general books and 402 magazines. The voyage carried all items free. Wile also raises funds for settlement amusements and gave a March 28 lecture on Hawaii at Bethany Church New York to a thousand attendees, aiding Hawaii efforts.
Passengers including Peratin, Manna ton, Kahan and wife, H. Mierson, J. Mackensie, J. Neill, C. Ako, Mrs Carter, and others sailed on April 21 toward Maui Ko Ba and Kawporta. Spring offerings at Khiers have just arrived with immense television quality. items are selling quickly. Comet
Local Elks prepare two minstrel shows at the Opera House on Thursday the 27th and Saturday the 29th. Tickets near sold out for the Hal performance with seats available for Saturday. Gus Murphy as interlocutor leads a cast including J Hasty Howland 8 Livingston Paymaster BASwn Walter Doyle Mrs Pratt and Miss Gertrude Hail in a planned second act of confident humor.
A bustling program features an original boy wonder, livingstons and colleagues, a new comedy duo, a Gertrude Hall W. G. Adams sketch, a burlesque on The Hand of Paula, J Richardson concertina show, a Richards daughter performance, Hugo Horger balladry, and a Country School farce. Kapellmeister Berger conducts. The baseball league schedule meeting was postponed.
St Louis College Mill Institute and the Y M C A plan a three cornered track meet for Saturday May 13 at the Boys Field. Open 100 yard dash. Rivalry between Ho Sue and Akana for the championship. Other events limited to non open island meet participants to encourage broader entrants. A meeting will set event schedule next Monday. Public lands sale listed for May 20 at 2 o'clock at the Judiciary building by Authority.
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