10 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1906
Page
1
Portuguese immigrant land promises discussed by Canavaro and others, with debate over the term alqueires in official circulars. Canavaro argues the circular’s land measure was misinterpreted, insisting alqueires denote two or more acres and that officials failed to convey accurate land allotments to newcomers seeking homes in Hawaii.
In San Francisco Cal on December 10 a damaged ship Palgrave store on Alcea Island amid widespread destruction from a southeast gale. One person reported killed as city buildings and walls collapsed under flooding and high winds.
Secretary Metcalf has completed the investigation into San Francisco Japan trouble and handed the results to the President. The report has not yet gone to the Senate.
A brief ad urges readers to safeguard valuables by using the safe deposit vault at Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd, emphasizing protection when the home is empty or family away and burglars may strike.
Judge Gear argued the law means the Revised Laws apply to county offices where possible, contending a ruling could strip Brown of office. He urged the court to preserve a voter’s right to have ballots counted and questioned if the county act truly aligns with territorial law used for senators and representatives. The debate centers on whether votes for more candidates than offices should be counted and how the court’s past ruling affects current elections.
The Education Board met with full attendance for months. Miss Taye Hin of Walalisi received leave due to ill health. J. N. Taggard named as Kaithwaens school principal at the same salary. Mike Mac Giles contract signed. The Agriculture College Committee report will be prepared for the Governor. resignations of Atri R. Leslie and Mrs Tollerson accepted. Miss Steinhauser appointed in Tollerson’s place.
A Gazette reports heightened volcanic activity at Kilauea with three lava cones forming and spewing lava up to 150 feet high. George Lycurgue and a party of ten plan to view the eruption with some staying at Volcano House while others return to town aboard the Monna Loa.
The Farmers Institute of Hawaii and Hawaii Poultry Association host the second annual exhibition in Honolulu in December 2022. J E Higgins oversees exhibits with horticultural guidance from the Hawaii Experiment Station. The station will display novel fruit packaging methods and packing for mainland shipment based on recent trials. Exhibits include decorative plants, with prizes announced. Entry is free.
A garbled report suggests the Coast Defense Vessel Wyoming may visit Honolulu. Officials in Washington deny any definite plan or news of movement, noting no confirmation from the Navy Bureau or local stations.
Congressman Kahn of California introduced a House bill to appropriate 3 million dollars. The measure proposes funding likely related to Roosevelt, with action occurring in Washington D C on December 10.
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