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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
4
Honolulu notes discuss timing for a Hawaii delegation to Washington. Debate centers on when to travel, push hearings early, and shape a proactive push to secure federal support for Hawaii’s prosperity. The piece quotes local figures urging prompt action and sustained lobbying.
Residents discuss how to proceed to emulate American methods suit Hawaii’s pace. Suggestions include distributing citizenship handbooks and discussing American governance. The tone urges aligning with federal guidance while avoiding hesitancy and overstatement.
Secretary Me 1 Woo and the Hawaii Promotion Committee work on a plan to promote and advertise a coastal weather initiative. They await timely weather data and will cable Washington Headquarters with information to support the project.
The transcript notes attorney Stross apologizing as judge Dole admonishes and a witness testifies at an earlier trial. Witnesses and lawyers including Forney Dunne and Sadie Holo engage in objections while the court considers a key line of questioning.
The message notes a late arrival at Panning due to a Mehl delay. Mower, Com mand Havkwell, and agents Davies & Co awaited the arrival until 2 20 PM. She was expected tonight or tomorrow, likely hindered by a head wind and a long run behind schedule.
Judge Lindany morning set aside an order in the case of Barr v. Rapid Transit Co. regarding physical examination of a claimant. Mise Farr sought damages for injuries alleged on a Manon car. Rapid Transit secured an order for two physicians but the party left Honolulu without complying.
A government document signed by CARTER and CAMPREST authorizes secretary Atkineon to dispose of a new 760,000 bond via private sale. Governor and Treasurer Campbell sent the tablegram last night. The plan aims to secure a higher premium than the prior bond refunding, under specific legal requirements.
The Miowera arrives with Christmas mail for Puget Sound towns and northern ports. Admiral Good rich and Captain Niblack plan a Pearl Harbor visit aboard the cruiser Chicago. Other vessels, crews, and port movements are noted, including tug and steamship schedules and cargo transfers.
Bond, formerly view president of Old National Bank, Mort Wayne Indiana, travels to Honolulu in search of perfect weather. He spent much time in Southern California chasing favorable conditions. He believes Hawaii offers the best climate and notes Fort Wayne ties to Thayer family and Wade Warren Thayer.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a sailing schedule from Bremerton with mentions of Palma, the Solomen, and a reference to the King of Spain in the evening. The garbled text notes timing around 1 o'clock and events at a palace, with unclear names and places.
Under authority of Chapter 45 water privileges and box rates are notified that six months to June 30th 1908 will be due January 1906. Unpaid rates after January 15th 1906 incur a 10 percent penalty. All privileges for which rates are furnished are subject to immediate cutoff without further notice. Payments to the Chief Clerk of the Department of Public Works at the Honolulu Water Works.
Governor Carter convened a forenoon cabinet session with all major department heads to plan centralized public advertising. Auditor Fisher will review department figures to implement a single system, aiming to award all ads to the lowest bid for a year, then rebid.
The steamer Claudine reached harbor early this morning from Maui with heavy NW seas hindering landing at Keanne of Nahiki. instead, Hana received the ship. It carried Honolulu passengers and freight including corn, sacks of potatoes, hogs, flour, bottles, and various packages.
The Land Commissioner discusses Kapaa lands water supply for agricultural and mining needs and potential allocation to the Makes Sugar Co. He notes possible seasonal flows, favors not fixing limits prematurely, and a follow up meeting with Governor Spalding and Colonel Spalding to seek a satisfactory settlement.
A December anniversary celebration arranged by friends included a charming dinner for the bridal couple and guests. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. TR Wilcox, Mrs. F. Carter-Gardey, and others, with Mr. Go Lacy assisting. The event emphasized hospitality and good cheer as part of the family’s occasion.
Notice to mariners directing the lightvessel, buoys and daymarks for Honolulu Harbor. Recommends pilots avoid harbor entrance vowels during dredging while navigation aids are realigned, with updates to follow. By order of the Lighthouse Board. A. P. Niblack, Lieutenant Commander U.S. Navy.
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