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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1905
Page
4
Territorial discussions unfold as Hawaii delegates and Congress contemplate the ship subsidy bill and funding for public works. Anxious readers hear calls for steady aid to infrastructure and the need for a robust territorial presence in Washington amid growing public interest.
In Warbington workers rally behind Hawaii's approval of federal appropriations. A broad delegate group, including private interests, aims to show vigor and unity in backing measures for national and territorial benefit. The effort seeks to persuade President and Congress and reflect practical enthusiasm from Territory voters.
County leaders discuss continued items including a $200 bill for professional services, a park bandstand, and potential budget adjustments. The board considers recommendations from the President and contemplates priorities for the county’s remaining revenue.
For sale Makiki district corner lot at Kinau and MBNA Avenue near College Hil Beckwith Street. Includes moku and hillside features with access on MBNA Avenue. Prime urban parcel suitable for redevelopment or residence. Buyer to verify boundaries and zoning with local authorities.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a forthcoming gathering tied to federal policy and a joint commercial meeting. The text implies significant opinion shifts and a pivotal event in Hw county history, with planned discussions and a regional tone about twenty year periods and federal involvement.
Believed to be insane Jongain Madelros was taken to a state institution yesterday afternoon for examination. He has been wandering the town and alarming residents with acts that authorities describe as manic. No injuries or alarms reported, but officials express concern over his mental state.
Entries dated December 14 record transfers and deeds across Maui and Hawaii locations including Maria Kuta, H&L Co to AV Hoare, Hawatang & Inip Co interests, Jno Wie pard sg, and Ching Nam Ben in Duck Wo Co. Notable items include deed filings for Makawao, Maul, and Castle to Halen Ly Gr 318 and decree references in Land Court Case No. 20 D274 p401 dated December 8 1908. The Weekly Edition of the Hawaiian Bulletin notes a complete summary of the day.
A crowded opera house enjoyed a strong vocal concert featuring the Westminster Glee and Convert Party. Madame Marie Hootan gave a standout contralto performance and young Albert Ludiow showed promising talent. The program mixed solos, duets, quartets, and a humorous mime, ending with encore after encore and a lively second half.
Kaliko, a native held for investigation in connection with the death of Virginia, whom he had been with, was charged with murder in the first degree in the Palace Court this morning. Judge Whitey committed Kaliko to the next action of the Grand Jury.
Thomas W Lawson reports amassing proxies sufficient to dominate both the New York Life Insurance Company and the Mutual Life Insurance Company. He notes Harrimen and other railway interest figures may oppose his influence, while labor factions and Sw may react if needed. No proxies figures were provided.
Lew or Bodine urged action at a Municipal Museum gathering noting too many births in poor quarters and blaming prosperity gaps. He linked large families to wife abandonment and desertion leading to alimony fights and youths ending in juvenile court, calling for radical education reforms.
The circuit court debated an intended appeal and a stipulation signed under disputed circumstances. Withington claimed misrepresentation and a signing mistake, sought delays to consult Rapid Transit officials, and warned about potential equity losses if costs were not addressed. Counsel moved to strike the stipulation pending clarification.
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