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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
6
Various linen patterns offered at retail prices. Listings describe pure linen items with hematitehed borders and embroidered initials. Prices range from 25 to 28 cents per box, with larger sets priced up to 2 dollars and a half per box.
The United States per capita sugar intake has risen to about 75.7 pounds yearly, with total 1904 consumption near 2,707,162 tons. The report notes strong growth since 1881, accelerating after 1900, and cites beet sugar production lagging cane sugar but contributing to overall output. It highlights entomologist Kotinsky’s Green Plant project and other agricultural notes from Hawaii and forestry matters.
A grand platform meeting is planned at the Flirt M E church tomorrow at 7 80 PM. Speakers include Rev W D blotin Bota and Lyle Dickwy with musical interludes by Mina ML Bell and Trent Voval. The event aims to promote temperance reform and invites all to attend.
The Catholic Church of St John the The Apostle holds services on the first and Sunday mornings with sermons and collections. The Sacred Heart in Marginsville posts mass times, rosary, Sunday school, and catechism sessions led by Father Clement plus an afternoon rosary. A mention notes related events and a historical period referencing Porto Rico and U S detachment.
In Hilo on November 2 the Kao court term convened with Judge Edwart Macomber presiding. Grand Jury members were summoned for Friday November 25 and jurors listed include J Wight Atking, John Karlomakile, Gen W Smith, Samuel Parker Jr, and Maximilian Campbell among others. The Kohala murder case and a Porro Rican suspect linked to a Chinese ji Kan Owing incident are noted with arrest updates and an indictment drawing in Kuhala.
In a Maui court session on November 27 Judge Kepolkwlty heard arguments from Attornies McClanahan Ashford and Cooper for the plaintiff and Coke for the defendant in a petition for a writ of temporary injunction to restrain possession. The case, Pioneer Mn Cu by Melina, concerns a writ of possession and involved a Supreme Court denial of a writ of error. The hearing covered demurrer issues, motions for continuance, and possible appeal to the Federal Supreme Court, with proceedings continuing into the afternoon and a ruling set for discussion at Lahaina later.
Reports from Homan and Hills detail alleged misconduct including a barroom brawl where a battalion member allegedly struck an individual and fled with a confederate. Complaints focus on gambling, drunkenness, and repeated disturbances. Investigations by county officials and the Washington probe into ship duties are noted alongside naval dispositions in the Philippines.
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