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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented newspaper notice shows weak weekly bulletin circulation figures for week ending February and mentions Honolulu, Oahu County officials, and remarks on Territorial government. It includes garbled names, shipping of notices, and scattered political commentary from various figures.
Fragmented notes show gubernatorial considerations and fiscal policy debates centered on rebates, taxation, and government restraint. Mentions Beorevary dark, Meleuk, and Beep Trust style references, with concerns about sugar markets, Cuban production, and county committee corruption comments by Bareno Bishop.
A fragmented text notes a clash over public petitions and political action. It mentions Joan and a hostility toward certain groups, with a call to back biting strategies and open opposition without gaining respect, all in a bitter, unclear historical tone.
An unsigned testimonial claims that Peruna cured a man in forty eight hours and benefited his family as well. The letter references Lt. Chas W. Bowman and mentions Dr. Hartman of Columbus Ohio. It notes no narcotics and invites correspondence with Hartman for directions. Benson Smith & Co. to supply Peruna in Honolulu.
An analysis of the Valencia disaster condemns the captain and crew for failing to launch lifeboats and aid passengers. It argues wire telegraphy on ocean steamers would shorten rescue delays, enable shore communication, and prevent future losses by ensuring timely alerts and coordination. It urges universal equipment adoption and criticizes bystander public sentiment toward rescuers.
The Honolulu Symphony Orchestra plans a grand rehearsal tonight at Soeloch Preparatory ahead of Friday’s Opera House concert. About twenty five instruments will be featured with soloists Mine Drusilla Mire and Maud Kinney. The ensemble aims for a flawless performance, with special arrangements to welcome the most accomplished members for the public rehearsal.
A detailed account describes a Hawaii court scene with Kekauoha delaying a trial and denying defendants access to warrants and charges. The narrator notes improper conduct, alleged corruption, and a defendant Wah Kee facing fines, while legal notices and local laws are discussed amid language barriers and mistrust.
An appeal notes the district around Kaolanioa is hard to govern from Honolulu and urges removal of Deputy Kekauoha. The writer insists Kekauoha shows dishonesty and incompetence, calling for a replacement with a more trustworthy officer.
In a continued hearing, the court addressed Anin Humphreys and Milverton over a contempt ruling. The judge ruled that the People proved punishment was imposed, and direct criminal contempt justified a sentence without the defendant present. Frank Thompson argued for Anin as a recess was called.
Entries list property transfers recorded Feb 6 1906 and Feb 7 1906 from 9 to 4 pm and 10:30 am to 4 pm including multistate party names such as Dow Derby Hanlon Lar Kalehus D Almeida Kale Kalehus to Koloa Sugar Co and others to George Wilcox Lena Rose Wahine Lasarua and J Dunne.
In the city on February 6, 1908 a son was born to Mr and Mrs John Correa Quinta. The event lists a bouncing baby boy and references Andrew Javkeon Mouston Tepolilt, a contested seat of Mr B in the Second Perens district, linked to General Sam Witt and a former Benatar.
A group of six to seven boys on a road to the beach reported a luminous Army-like figure that darted before them and hovered in the road. Terrified, they cried It s a ghost and fled in frenzied steps while pondering whether the area is truly haunted or if they imagined it. The question of hellish fate in Palama era lingers as locals await more sighting details.
B Hendry acts as marshal as Kinney Mcctananae and Cooper are listed with Proctorator Tape in a terse, fragmentary notice. The readable items suggest a legal or administrative filing involving these names and a tape reference, but details are unclear.
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