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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
4
An early 20th century column lists subscription rates for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin, with prices for domestic and foreign Canada. The snippet mentions postage plans and a February 2, 1903 date, plus references to Hawaii and a broad miscellany of names and prices.
The passage notes tensions over who holds authority in delaying retrial proceedings. It references Attorney General influence and a high court ruling involving De Toit and Judge De Tole, with objections raised by M. Robertson about delaying the retrial. The text questions whether the Attorney General can override higher court decisions.
A fragmented passage critiquing Hawaii's colonial government setup and its alignment with territorial and municipal power structures. The text questions independence versus annexation, mentions farmers and governance, and laments broker influence in the territory's last election.
The article discusses efforts to curb alleged evils from a ministerial ring and debates over who should form a new organization. It notes citizens urging arrests of Chinese for gambling during New Year, concerns over excessive prices in sugar markets, and calls for tax law revisions. It mentions Hawaii's tariff debate and potential Congressional actions, highlighting local anxiety and political maneuvering.
A fragmented text mixes warnings about attempts to defeat the Republican party with references to Hawaii and American governance. It mentions delegates, acts, and a call to place Hawaii under colonial government, interwoven with weather notes and a teaser for Mr. Dooley’s banking ideas in the Saturday Bulletin.
A fragmented advertisement lists various children and kid shoes including Black Button Kid Shoes, Tan Button Kid Shoes, Grey Cloth Oxfords and Canvas Oxfords in sizes 3 to 7. Several items are repeatedly described as slaughtered at and some text is garbled. The listing also mentions Kid Slippers in multiple colors and sizes, though many entries are incomplete.
The Sutton Shoes store advertises Misses' black kid patent ti tan lace shoes in sizes 12 to 2, with additional listings for sizes 6 to 11 1/2 and 13 to 2, indicating multiple stock ranges available.
Children's tan lace shoes in sizes six to h and tan button shoes sizes nine to twelve are offered along with black lace and black button variants in multiple sizes. The ad references various trimmed buttons and aged stock, indicating a clearance style sale of children's footwear.
Infants' shoes described as Infante' Red Button Shoes in sizes 2 to 5, Infant Tan Lace Shoes sizes 3 to 6, and Infante' Black Button Shoes sizes 3 to 6 listed with slaughtered at placeholder locations.
Washington reports the Supreme Court sustains the AB tobacco shipments to Honolulu amid challenges that state enforcement intruded on interstate commerce. The decision finds state authorities’ taxes on Cook and Hodge did not violate constitutional rights, while disputing whether mail boxes were original packages and addressing interstate commerce implications.
Fragmentary report notes a strenuous legal fight over evidence struck from record concerning Dr Emerson and alleged shots. The text references attorneys and complex proceedings, with unclear details and garbled names.
The San Francisco market shows livelier movement per a Cable from E Pollitz Co via Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Prices for Kawell and Paauhou rise while Pioneer sees no bids and McBryde trades at modest levels. Bond activity lists Hatky at 102.60 and Faia gold at 102.60. rumor notes 500 Ver column shares sold privately at 100 yesterday.
Unusual activity dominated sugar stocks with prices held firm and broad buying from Honolulu and other centers. Raw sugar stayed unchanged while New York saw little variation. Cuban planters were reluctant to set higher figures, London prices expected to stay firm and push New York up. At the week’s close large volume traded in Hutchinson and Makawell stocks, with 700 Hutchinson shares and over 500 Makawell shares exchanging hands. For Gale cards at Bulletin office.
The P M S Manchuria under Captain Saunders anchored off the harbor after entering heavy winds and high seas. Passengers and mail were discharged at the Fearsons and the Hackford scows. ship to sail at 9 tonight. Several returning travelers including Mr and Mrs A Brown and Dr W Hofman were noted, with others from San Francisco and Hilo rejoining ships for Manila and Honolulu legs.
W F Reynolds has received a letter from Matos Loa authorizing him to sell the Kulwhw ranch. The arrangement was discussed with Col Norrie, a friend of over thirty years, with Col Norrie noting the Colonel has been ill for the past month.
Haleiwa Limited showcases a premium day trip along the railroad line to the NWA with first class service and access to fresh and saltwater baths, framing a buoyant excursion feature.
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