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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
4
The document records circulation statistics for the Daily and Weekly Kallio and Evening Bulletins with specific weekly and daily totals, signed by G. Bockt. It includes sworn statements by Notary H. C. Carter dated April 2, 1905. The text also discusses editorial opinions on liquor laws municipal ownership and political issues, with references to Chicago mayoral politics and broader governance debates.
An advertisement from PHOENIX SAVINGS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Honolulu claims high rate interest with absolute security and guarantees on all contracts. It references large sums and financial terms in a bold promotional tone.
Fragmentary report mentions events in a territory amid talk of votes, road protests, and political figures. Despite garbled text, references to a county council, state or territorial leadership, and possible dates suggest a local government update with ongoing territorial concerns and electoral notes.
A Koolau manslaughter case unfolds with a Japanese witness describing a fatal confrontation at Waimanalo. J W Catieart represents the defendant while Deputy A General Potere handles the prosecution. Jury members and opening statements are recorded, with testimony focusing on a Japanese woman and the alleged assault leading to a death.
Long discussion reports the Territory Supreme Court might avoid entertain the County Act challenge by pursuing proper judicial routes. Pro Hong Patlico argues the Legislature acted within power, urges upholding the act, and warns against star chamber tactics by any league to test its constitutionality.
The account describes a volcanic eruption near a hotel in the Ozarks with lava flows and a tall plume. Quoted remarks from Mr Turnette and Mr Burnette recount observers and reactions, while Demosthenes Lycnrgus Ho praises the Volcano Hotel and its staff and amenities amid the dramatic scene.
The piece laments citizens neglecting thrift and accuracy in small purchases. It imagines corrections like fixing shortages in prices and urging Inverting habits to curb idle spending, mentioning shoes, cigars, and other day to day items in a Honolulu context.
The Hawaii Chapter No. 1 Order of Kamehameha dance scheduled for Saturday April 29 is postponed to a future Inter. date as announced in the publication. The notice notes the event was deferred under the chapter's bulletin.
Recorded temperatures and humidity figures for April 28 1905. Early morning readings show -1 degree and 10, noon high of 78, minimum 7, barometer 90.14. Humidity and dew point are noted, with absolute humidity 6.86 percent grains per cubic foot and relative humidity 84 percent at am. Printing by Fine Joy at The Bulletin Office.
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