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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1905
Page
8
Special to The Huletini Walluktt Staul Dec 22 Maui residents show strong enthusiasm for Christmas with planed events and a weekly train service to view Kabulas. Starting Thursday more timing concerts are set each night next week leading to a holiday climax as preparations and ticket sales increase.
The plaintiff, under J W Talker ve AOR Humphreye, seeks $1 damages for malicious prosecution. A motion to delay the matter until February 19 is supported by Captain Combns and notes the Restorer’s delay and San Francisco departure. The record cites freight costs, fraternity involvement, and a purse totaling about $2,000 in maritime matters and a Diamond Head Cup appearance.
The steamer Kieu arrived at Honolulu with a large number of passengers including notable figures. Many are awaiting relatives as Asians travel for the Christmas festival. Cargo featured various vegetables, fruit, poultry, and other goods for holiday meals.
A community event at a Catholic church on Upper Fort Street features a band performing various tunes for the crowd's enjoyment and Christmas season merriment. Organizers promise a lively program with music and festivities aimed at supporting local shopping efforts.
Secretary Hitchcock and President Roosevelt discuss approving a $750 000 Hawaiian Territorial Loan Act indebtedness for the year beginning July 1, 1905. Correspondence includes Roosevelt’s approval and Treasury notes on public deposits and U S bond security.
A miscellaneous Honolulu page lists events and notices from local firms, society, and public life. Includes meeting announcements, upcoming dances, holiday preparations, commerce notes, travel arrivals, school events, and charitable fund allocations.
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