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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1905
Page
4
A Honolulu newspaper column comments on Governor Carter and his resignation from the Oyster Bay post. It cites editorials on his handling of public duties, public spaces, and local governance, noting criticism and defense while reflecting on Hawaii's political climate and press reactions.
The Committee on Teachers of the Board Education held a meeting to approve several appointments. Names proposed include Miss Mary Kala for Point, Hawaii. Mrs B Ko Kalwhien for a position at Poiniit. and Miss Mids Horties Chek for Kahimanis schnal. One month’s leave of absence was discussed for a participant.
The three masted schooner Herile Minor entered the harbor without clearance and faced a possible incident. Officials inspected after five o clock. cargo listed as 240000 feet of lumber from an unknown port, voyage described as uneventful otherwise.
School opens soon raising demand for ribbons for hats neck attire and satin moire and taffeta ribbons. On Monday August 2 2187 at 8 AM a large sale at Greatly reduced prices offers moire and taffeta ribbons in multiple varieties and sizes plus 1.25 dollar black kid driving gloves in limited quantities.
A 1906 inquest details a railcar accident at Pumeno Kauai with engineer and hospital steps. The coroner reports the death of a Japanese laborer, age 25, from injuries sustained when a car derailed after an engine slip. Local officials name Walluku as the jurisdiction and note the coroner and jury arrived at the verdict of accidental death with no fault by the engineer.
Message indicates ROQOOIS departs today between three and four o clock, heading toward Lag an among the westward islands. The voyage is expected to keep the Troquois away for about a week or ten days.
Chief steward Stewart of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company dies after hemorrhage on August 12. Born Portsmouth 1302, he came to America 26 years ago and served eleven years as chief steward aboard the Corona, Starbuck, and Chile Turling. He leaves a wife and two children in Honolulu. remains embalmed and to be taken to Canton for interment.
The Board of Supervisors proposes an ordinance requiring landowners abutting public streets to build and maintain sidewalks at their expense within 60 days of notice. Penalties include a $100 fine and possible imprisonment for nonpayment, with details on curb specs and supervision by the County Road Supervisor. The report also notes a land rent dispute involving Kamalo Sugar Co. Ltd. and the clans of Kapulei Kumueli and Walawa Molokai.
The day featured a long road journey with a caravan and a fuel car joined on the front, a large luncheon by the athletic association, a six inning baseball game won by Hamaku yokо 16 to 4, and a dance at the home of I HM Pieper. Social clubs formed a new group in Pain and Loong Hong of Kula gave a lei. A hundred people attended and Hawaiian friends gathered for a service at the Mormon chapel nearby.
Plaintiffs allege Magoon appointed as trustee failed to report or account since appointment. They name Antone Rodrigues Jr and Anna Alona as beneficiaries who have received nothing. They ask the court to appoint a proper trustee and guardian ad item for Joe and Roselina Kula to safeguard their interests.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Thursday morning movement by Ai Btmr Maul Parker from Mau ports at 4 80 a m. Details are unreadable and place names are partially garbled. The item seems to record a timetable or arrival note with missing context.
Andrew Welch Drew departed August 18 bound for San Francisco after submitting a sumpart action to enforce a mechanic's lien against A. V. Gear for a stated sum. Jeanor Johnson filed related legal action seeking enforcement of the lien.
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