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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
1
Peter Ohrt, father of 17 year old Fred Oert, said he received a telephone from A. T. Atkinson reporting that his son led the West Point examination. The sugarboiler of Walpahu, shown as promising, heads the list amid confusion in the damaged text.
Review of raws market for week ending Jan 26 notes initial firm tone, then decline due to political troubles in Russia. Cubal and Porto Rican sugars show varied pricing. late May to October deliveries quoted. Visible supply dips vs prior year, with stocks down while sentiment steadies amid market adjustments.
Special by wire reports from Nawiliwili Kauai say a cook named Hag confessed to a plot to poison the Baldwin family at their Makaweli home. The confession was delivered to Sheriff Coney. A closing sale of her younger clothing was noted at Kerr.
The defense in the Jourg case demanded the blue verge coat a bottle of wing and a pair of Apectues. The prosecution could not comply as they were lost. The Police Department could not produce them. The loss is described as serious and not the first in recent months. The Attorney General blames the For Department. Argentina livestock estimates include 5,000,000 horses 28,000,000 sheep 110,00.
Washington dispatch outlines Honolulu harbor victory and the Federal building funding debate. A Honolulu petition seeks an appropriation and a commission to decide expenditure method, but Congress insists on deciding the exact use. The writer argues no feasible plan exists to secure funds this session and warns against another commission. The piece notes heavy cuts and the improbability of a new public building appropriation, urging purchase instead of construction where possible, with continuation on page three.
The article reports a heated voting contest with ballots piling up for long time leaders like Chun Y L Tim and Chief Thurston while the Henry Waterhouse Trust vaults hold the valuable record of the contest. It notes inter island voting delays and a closing date of March 27 for ballots from other islands with count delays until then.
The bond of 910000 was furnished Saturday afternoon through Hexo via the United States Fidelity and Security Co. and the ex post minator of Kolon is now at Therty. No word has yet been received from Marshal Henry, who went to Kanal to arrest Regoe's assistant, John P. Spalding.
The commission to determine the water fights in Manoa valley is formally organized with Peterson as chairman and Trent as secretary. A meeting for all interested parties is set for next week Saturday afternoon at the Panod Schoolhouse.
The Supreme Court adjourned with Watt and Wilder awaiting confirmation as Justice Hartwell retires. No action on Wilder's appointment. Governor Carter seeks to hasten the process. Wilder can take his seat once the attorney general in Washington confirms the cablegram approval and he dons the ermine.
The Hawaii Promotion Committee engages teachers across the mainland to use advertising literature to teach students about Hawaii. The effort is aimed at broadening global awareness through pamphlets and letters from schools nationwide, with ongoing interactive exchanges continuing as the movement expands.
A Hawaiian band led by Captain real fair aims to perform at the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland Oregon. Mr Patterson of Taker City Oregon advocates sending a representative to promote Hawaii. Promotion committees back the plan as a strong advertisement to attract tourists to Honolulu.
George Lobo a half Portuguese Portugiore negra employed by the IL N Company attempted suicide by stabbing himself near River and Kukul streets at about 1 am. He was removed to Queen's Hospital with heavy bleeding but is out of danger. Lobo had been ill for several days prior. A local notice mentions a clothing sale with 20 suitings at 22 50 each from Kerra.
The Jap Last for men costs five dollars and offers a smart, faultless fit with graceful lines and real distinction. It promises better service than many higher priced shoes, featuring pat colt mat kid top, Jap last, extension sole, flat tread and blucher cut.
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