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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1905
Page
5
Honolulu editorials discuss financial policy and the role of independent banks versus large New York institutions. They analyze banking balance, competition, and the impact on Hawaii and broader mercantile interests, noting inquiries and opinions from editors and officials.
The piece discusses public distrust in financial crooks amid a shift in banking politics. It notes Congress weighing Republican led measures and cites Wall Street Journal observations on independent banks gaining ease amid ties between big banks and insurance firms, signaling broader confidence erosion.
Several defendants faced arraignment on charges linked to a Ka Hunk murder indictment. The court appointed defense, with pleas set for next Friday. Governor received a confidential immigration report outlining port arrivals and demographics for 1904–1905, including Honolulu leading in admissions and a notable male predominance.
Annie Dow hosted a yachting party aboard the Spray leaving Bishop wharf at 9:30 PM and reaching Peninsula Wharf by 11:30 PM. The group then visited the Lyle premises before an after dinner cruise returned to town by the 1:00 AM train, listing attendees including Green, Craix, Cardou, Flair, White, Dow, Underwood, Wilcox, Gers, Farmer, Harrison, Carden, Low, and Davis. The item reads as a fragment of social gaiety, with adrift place names and incomplete notes.
A for sale notice from the Makiki district listing a corner lot at Kinau Avenue near Beckwith Street. The ad provides limited details and does not specify price size or contact information.
Colonel Joseph H. Dorst of the 3rd Cavalry, famed for a long military career, served in the Indian War in Arizona and aided in Geronimo's capture. He later held posts as captain of the Fourth Cavalry, served as military attache, and commanded units in the Graeco War and other campaigns. He directed expeditions to Cuba and a United States Volunteers posting in the Philippine Islands, with a lengthy service at the Presidio in San Francisco.
Bald J A McCnnsions returns from a briefing to report on Hawaii finance for a new stern ship to support a focal run. He notes speculation over funding sources and whether money will be raised locally or on the mainland, stating the funds are available but the plan remains uncertain.
Mint of the crew aboard the transport Aford arriving from Bap Manca on Saturday night sparked a strike over quarantine rules. Sailors from various ratings resisted going ashore, Lt. Wi ner ordered guard duty, crews fired shells in their guns, and two minor fights occurred as they were allowed to go ashore temporarily with a pledge to return before dark.
The United States cruiser Chicago set to depart Wednesday for San Francisco Bay. Admiral Goodrich notes expected nine day voyage with initial ten knot speed and later 12 knot trials to measure coal consumption and efficiency across the distance.
The board of pardon officials continued actions during the wool season and submitted to the Governor for approval. Several cases, including Frank Nertelmans, were carried to a later date, with further motions and defense discussions noted. Henry Hogan joined as associate attorney for the defense.
An interview reprinted from the Hawaii Evening Citizen discusses industrial conditions in the Philippines and the potential impact of Philippine sugar duties on Hawaiian interests. Mr. Wightlight of Intertathundxt Kation Company notes no alarm, arguing reciprocity will not hurt and the islands have not fully recovered from the war.
Kim Pong a Korean working for Walile Davis at Makapu Point was arrested by Officer H. Miki and held for investigation on theft of a priceless ring and two gold rings valued around fifty dollars. Seek Lum Sun Chinemag Victor Cal wild Frenchman charged with receiving stolen goods. Pong allegedly passed diamonds to a Chinese man and rings to a Frenchman. Court sessions held at San Antonio hall for business and candidate initiation.
The piece argues the country remains scarred by a costly war, with industrial and agricultural sectors like sugar in the United States and in Mali unable to fully rebound. It frames the conflict as a benevolent assimilation, notes long recovery ahead, and warns against tariff cuts that could undermine rebuilding efforts. It also suggests renewed American tobacco and sugar interests to counter fears.
A report notes a large arrival of Japanese laborers to Hawaii to cultivate land in Olaa and surrounding areas. The labor push could boost mill output and local commerce, with Olaa shares potentially recovering as investors speculate on Dillip Hmen’s role and ongoing ties to Japanese markets.
The Kahului area on Maui plans major harbor improvements with a breakwater study and safe anchorage. The Kahului Railroad Company expands facilities and buildings to meet rising trade demand. A new large hotel and bank are announced, with more enhancements to follow, signaling Kahului’s role as Maul’s inland premier hub.
Last night Honolulu streets buzzed with carnival mood and fireworks as crowds filled the city. Music rang through the night and Salvation Band performances mixed with modern revelry, signaling Christmas Eve’s sacred date is near amid a bustling urban scene.
A delegation from the territory will travel to Washington to advocate reserving a portion of federal taxes for fortifications public improvements educational and other public buildings. The move aims to draw attention to the territory and its needs and build congressional awareness.
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