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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1905
Page
5
A vintage sale ad touts deep discounts on linen damask tablecloths napkins and sets, bed linens, quilts and towels. It highlights 72 inch linen pieces, damask cloths, fringe cloths, bedding sets and towels with price cuts from original to sale values, urging early morning purchase.
In a Hawaii court session detective McDuffie testified about the 1908 Linda Jones death and Parmenter property, with witness Marcus Parmenter concluding testimony. The defense objected to evidence of pre reconciliation threats and a later offer to prove prior threats, which the judge denied, keeping the jury focus on the main line of inquiry.
Details note a Cham ber of Commerce directors meeting next Wednesday to discuss tax reform. The article emphasizes the interest of business groups in reform and mentions the Evening Bulletin and a Handy Index of legal notices, building permits, and real estate transactions.
Dr. Walter Hoffmann will arrive on the Manchuria. A meeting of the Board of Health did not occur yesterday afternoon. Notices reference painting of Brewer's wharf, bids and new courses at the Catholic Mission. Various ships arrive, naval and military appointments noted. Chinese New Year reception at the Consulate. Weekly Bulletin subscription offer and a magazine promotion are announced.
Judge De Bolt will likely hear both civil and criminal matters next week as jurors remain on call. Several civil cases delayed to trial have settled, with others awaiting notices to attorneys regarding readiness. One Teste libel matter may proceed after a stalled mistrial motion, with a possible trial set for next week.
The Chronicle notes firm sugar markets with rising prices and strong demand. Uipment and stocks like Wallon, Honokas, Panuhai, Hutchinson show robust activity. At close Wallon trading near 92.2, with widespread buying. Reports from Cuba and New York indicate buyers ready to pay premium for April futures, while Cuba producers hold for higher costs and freight.
Representative elect moves from Molokai to discuss Pukoo wharf. He says the current structure is satisfactory but too short to allow steamers to approach within 10 feet. A modest extension would improve landing facilities and ease labor. He cites previous wading to swimming as a problem and has consulted Public Works Superintendent Holoway.
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