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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1905
Page
1
County officials argue over spending now versus saving a surplus for future administrations. They claim the monthly supervision system reduces waste and builds public improvements, while contrasting it with Territorial excess. The debate centers on whether to spend funds on roads and benefits today or leave a $150,000 reserve for successors to use.
U S Ventura reports Tropic Fruit Co plans the next shipment of choice pineapples to the mainland on August 15. The notice signals ongoing fruit trade activity and company logistics for supplying the mainland market.
The Department of Public Instruction conducts teacher examinations at the High School. Yesterday candidates sat written tests in arithmetic geography grammar and reading with one young lady fainting and leaving twenty two participants today. The final day covers method of teaching physiology and drawing. Rev Alex Mackintosh leads the exam with Miss Felker and Robi Law assisting. The note also mentions the incoming Secretary of the Navy knowing Annapolis and local timelines.
The Republican Territorial Central Committee invites public input on proposed party rule revisions. Senator J C Lane Representative F T P Waterhouse and Jon Hugin note that citizens should have a say and that offers to comment are welcome to improve political purity and city efficiency.
A general meeting of plantation managers and directors will be hosted in this city within a few weeks to discuss immigration inducements for white labor from Europe. The Sugar Planters Association delegated a committee to draft propositions and questions, but the circulars remain private until actions are taken by the managers and association directors. The meeting will likely be held in Honolulu to seek a common understanding, with directors urged to review the circulated material and respond decisively.
Citizens in search of joy gather at the Masonic Temple at 2:80 tomorrow afternoon as Aloe and Temple escort novitiates to Vrogros Hall for the rites of the Ann Kotnyam slam order. A band leads the patrol in full regalia and the parade promises mystery and fun. The steamer Maul sails at 5 pm and Miss Agnes Judd and Rev Murry plan Maul-bound trips this afternoon and evening.
Brand on the right shoulder indicates the horse named Loser a bay color. Owners Axtell and Shaw are listed with contact Blue 1801 to arrange return or re side.
A Maui coroner's inquest convened at the Wailuku Court House to investigate the death of Yamagata at Puunene. Witnesses, including Dr. McConkey and Japanese interpreters, testified about heart failure and possible kidney inflammation as the cause, with nervous irritation from injuries cited as the likely factor. two Puunene workers testified about the prior events.
A report received from the steamer Mauna Low this morning stated that a Japanese laborer at Kohala killed his wife and skinned the body. The report could not be verified at present.
Berlin Aug 11 The German Foreign Office predicts peace will result from the Portsmouth session of the envoys in New Hampshire. This is seen as an indication that Germany will not be subjected to surrender terms.
John F. Colburn faced a contempt citation in probate court this afternoon over an order dated May 14, 2002. Colburn, executor of Antone Hoga’s estate, allegedly failed to pay a sum to James Hoare, a minor, asserting lack of jurisdiction, insufficient estate funds, untimely claim presentation, insolvency and pending prior claims, and unfinished computation of the widow Helen N. Rosa’s dower.
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