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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1905
Page
4
A collection of word games and letter tricks appears with notes on transpositions substitutions and arithmetic plaister. It includes Arithmographs enigma puzzles and diurnal wordplay, with references to domains like Trytown Bytown and Dytown and a mother and child vignette.
Fragmentary report describes growth of local fraternal orders in Pennsylvania Missouri and Atlanta during 1905, noting over 1100 new members and 2005 standing in foot, plus efforts to improve entertainment and fund protection measures. Mentions a Greater Atlanta tent organizing a Uniform Rank division.
After 36 years the fraternal system has grown to 200 active organizations paying over 400 million dollars to widows and orphans nationwide. The Associated Fraternities of America and the National Fraternal Congress will unite, creating the largest body of fraternalists with nearly 200 societies and seven billion dollars in mortgage liabilities. The Associated Fraternities, about seventy benevolent societies, total around 1.5 million members, many western and rapidly growing. The National Frateral Congress includes sixty-five of the oldest and largest organizations with more than 400,000 members.
The Hearst camp holds a large rally in New York urging a reversal of ballot counts amid Tammany opposition. Supporters claim evidence of miscounting could crown Hearst mayor by court ruling, with Hearst planning to take the oath if needed and trigger a dual government scenario.
Loro and Belser announce new crushed rock rates effective November 18 1905 No 1 188 per cubic yard No 2 100 per cubic yard No 3 205 per cubic yard No 4 180 per cubic yard No 4 reduced to near white sand price making it suitable and superior for concrete work to any other sand
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