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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1905
Page
5
The Iroquois boilers are under thorough inspection and repair after the Bennington disaster. A crew from Honolulu Iron Works and Iroquois workers are in the boiler rooms checking all defects and patching where needed. Port boiler No 4 received extra attention after failing on the Troquais trip from Midway Island two months ago.
The Muest of the Asiatic squadron is expected to add spice as Puns meet Lawton ball tossers this afternoon. Game start at 5 p.m with lineup including Judd, Desha, Cantlewsin, Judd at first, Williams at second, Bushnell in left field, Abrens in right.
A historical notice lists entered for record real estate transactions across Honolulu and Hilo. Items include transfers of leases, shares in companies, and various parcels with dates ranging from 1904 to 1908, involving multiple parties and property details.
Sheriff issues placard offering 50 dollars for information leading to the capture of Kwong Yee Kwock a Chinese riverfield laborer. Two weeks ago at Paulo a man stabbed a tune and escaped and all efforts to apprehend him have failed. The man is about five feet two inches tall weighs 115 pounds and about 22 years old.
Ald Chas Frasier of Pioneer Advertising Co announces removal of a large bill-board near a public park after government claim to the lot. He says a new, more suitable location has been found and Acting Governor Atkinson supports the move to avoid embarrassment to the lessor while preserving commercial growth. The notice ends with an advert for photographic supplies and blank books.
A historic note from August 3, 1905 lists sugar prices and shares, including Onn at 105.00, 30 Waialua at 46.00, Bryde at 7.25, and a latest sugar quotation of 4.0625 cents, reflecting market snapshots in Honolulu.
Lawton residents will witness a variety program by the U S Navy aboard the Oriental Station performers from the Aniatio Fleet Minstrels and others. The Orpheum Theater hosts a lengthy bill withIrwin and Suskind Dutch comedy and Irish song dance by Ryan and Ryan plus the Asiatic Station quartet and Sullivan buck and wing dance. Tickets are selling fast and the box office is open.
A Honolulu style record shows the Education Board committee meeting with Commissioners Mra Jordan Mra Wilcox and W K Parrington. Resignations for multiple teachers were not tested and several appointments and transfers were recommended including Mita M EB Douglas Royal School and Mina Mae Gilea. A temperate exchange over a vessel remark ends the fragment.
Miscellaneous notices include a bankrupt case update, a reward inquiry for Jude Humphreys, a special meeting of Hawaiian Chapter No 1 IO of K at Fraternity Hall, a bake sale advertisement, a property lien filing on Alakea Street, and a closing half-price sale on embroidered apparel at Painee Import Co. The scattered items reflect local business ads, fraternal announcements, and public notices present in the period.
Acting Governor Atkinson received word that Kanoatu, candidate for supervisor, facing allegations of forging nomination names, has been restrained by a mandamus writ from the Supreme Court. County Attorney Willard stated the writ aims to contest the election under the County Act before the Supreme Court.
The article recounts Judge De Bolt clashing with two other circuit judges over clerk appointments and pay. It notes clerks earned about 105 per month after discounts and taxes, and discusses bonds, misused funds, and potential accountability for estate matters. It mentions Keller and Sling cases and ongoing legal examination by County Attorney Dourblette into irregularities.
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