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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
2
A dense fragmentary page collects notices, advertisements, and civic items. It mentions retail ads for bakeries and shops, lodging inquiries, street names and venues, plus political and military notes referencing officials, patrols, and public events. Names and places include merchants, ships, and local authorities, with scattered dates and prices.
An advertisement lists encyclopedias including the New International Encyclopedia Britannica Nelson's New Encyclopedia Chamber's New Edition and offers delivery with easy payment. It markets half morocco or cloth bindings and emphasizes a low down payment and full bookcase matching set.
A memorial from the County Supervisors and supporters urges raising the County Clerk’s salary from 1500 dollars per year to a level deemed adequate for duties. It requests action by the House of Representatives and Senate to authorize a higher compensation for the Clerk of the County of Gab.
A fragmented report indicates Governor discussed measures affecting bakeries and bread supply, with emphasis on federal actions and department responses. It mentions the owner of the View Bakery and local press coverage while flagging possible coordination among agencies and merchants.
Territorial court has no power to enforce orders over the Governor. Attorneys General Peters and McCandless argued over jurisdiction to grant or deny an injunction. Judge Gear considered whether federal authority can compel territorial officials or if state courts hold no control over the Governor’s acts. The hearing moved toward determining if the injunction stands or is dissolved.
The passage notes a cargo movement via Tehuantepec with a 4 000 ton ship carrying sagne and melons to New York. Goods from Kahail and Kivapali are listed, while rail line plantations and island grinding activities are mentioned as ongoing.
A letter from B Pinkham alleges attempts by Japanese candidates to bribe Hawaii Board of Medical Examiners to gain licensure. Three Japanese applicants are named, with claims of gifts and improper influence to sway exam outcomes. Disciplined officials resist tampering, warning of ethical breaches and potential refusal of licenses.
Fragmentary lines discuss Will Taylor possibly remaining in Hawaii for a period and overseeing site matters. References to Treasury views on Horace A. Taylor and a reformulation of who might attend or handle duties appear, but the text is garbled and difficult to resolve into a coherent event or outcome.
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