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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1905
Page
4
The issue discusses Attorney General actions and legislative maneuvers, with remarks on broker markets versus investors markets for stock, plantation values, and cautions about the Hawaii territorial politics. It references Honolulus figures and the Speakership, plus the governor's handling of a Supreme Court vacancy.
The sugar rock market shows a passing reaction as Mawalian buyers view prices with caution. Speculators may be urged to stay steady while the public contemplates the recent upturn and subsequent dullness in Mawai stock amid cautious finances and delayed purchases.
A United States senator named Uned Perune faces medical concerns described as dyspepsia and related health issues. The report notes the senator’s absence from a session and outlines potential implications for ongoing legislative business. Strong entities include Uned Perune and United States senator, with references to health and parliamentary attendance.
An ornate 19th century advertisement touts a tonic claimed to cure stomach ailments and other complaints. It urges readers to write Dr. Hartman in Columbus for special instructions and notes supply through Benson, Smith & Co for retail drug trade in Hopolule.
A compact Chicago item notes a four word command by Regi n warning to keep off the grass in a playful headline. The brief text references a teacher and repeats the shortest command in a whimsical mock dialogue.
A damaged OCR fragment lists assorted women and children footwear including black kid button shoes, tan lace kid shoes, grey cloth oxfords, brown lace kid oxfords, and various sizes from 2 to 7. Repeated phrases indicate truncation with “slaughtered at” and garbled details.
Fragmented text suggests a reform proposal aimed at dissolving or replacing a local education board. It mentions the Department at IMSHMODE and CUUBLY LaRfoe and notes plans for inspectors to take over grading the system. The piece hints at centralized control and concerns over board inefficiency and bias.
A scrambled, fragmentary note claims the governor nominated Justice Percy for a post and asserts a confidential briefing. The text is riddled with garbled phrases and unclear attributions, making the source unreliable and heavy with transcription errors.
A 1906 Honolulu letter from M. Rosenberg objects to being linked with Mr McCarthy in a waterfront debate. He criticizes the moral tone and describes his stance against the so called crimpe and the methods used by certain waterfront solicitors while stressing his lack of personal profit from his line of general merchandise.
In a long session the Jones murder trial advances with defense objections over testimony about wounds to Mrs. June. Mrs Parmenter, a key witness, testified that Stone threatened Linda Jones and that the incident linked to the events of November 22. The court overruled most objections as testimony continued into the afternoon.
The Hawaiian Trust Co Ltd files a petition for foreclosure of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel mortgage deed against the Royal Hawaiian Hotel Co. The trust deed, dated July 1902 to Bishop & Co, secures 150000 of first mortgage bonds. The plaintiff seeks to purchase at sale in its corporate capacity or by agent.
Chinese Consul and Mrs. Chang will host a public reception at the Chinese Consulate on Saturday February 4 from 12 to 1 in celebration of the Chinese New Year. The public is invited to attend.
The Honolulu Athletic Club weighs appointing a referee for a disputed bout amid claims of who won prior matches. Local figures discuss qualifications and public acceptability, while frog ranch and ship repairs intrude on the chatter, reflecting a chaotic, era-era scene.
The Haleiwa Limited a first class train leaves Honolulu at 8 22 every Sunday morning for a two hour run. Round trip fare is one dollar ten cents. Passengers enjoy water bathing at the Water Hotel with fresh and salt water baths and seaside attractions. Return arrives at 10 10.
By authority on Saturday March 8 1956 at the front entrance to the Judiciary Building Honorary will be held at public auction government Lot 2 and adjoining property of the late Wet Wilcox area 42 500 square feet. Estimated price 600 US dollars cash terms. For details apply at the Department of Public Lands Judiciary Building Honolulu Hawaii Commissioner of Public Lands Monoloalu FT February 1 1906 and by March 8 ATL IK 2967 Feb 1.
The market shows early gains as Ewa and Hawaiian Commercial stocks are viewed as prime movers for an upcoming upswing. Prices noted include Ewa at 1.50, Hawaiian Sugar at 24, 100 Kihel Wong at 314.00, and several McBryne at 11. Dividends for the 5th instant listed: Hawaii Commercial 6 percent, Onomey .lyper percent.
Inhabitants of the Fifth District celebrate over a grants totaling about 4500 dollars for Queen Street improvements from Palani to the Prison road. The Brower warehouse move and wharf reorganization share the cost, reallocating funds from the Queen Street appropriation to support a new right of way and related works. Representative Solomon Meheula supports applying funds to secure the route, ensuring project progress. A fragment from the Chicago News adds a surreal fiction line about a villain and a painted heroine.
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