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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
4
The text argues that moving the Testa libel case from Judge De Bolt Robinson appears to railroad the process, reducing fairness and elevating a few individuals over impartial justice. It warns that reversing a precedent would repeat a discredited principle and confront the judiciary with a troubling pattern.
A fragment references a county government communication that could provide grounds for impeachment, noting a tension between supporters Reynolds and critics Acht and MacCandlees. The text implies the document is published elsewhere and may be used in legal proceedings.
A accused man discusses alleged negligence at a Honolulu post office. He claims books were not examined for years, argues no shortage was proven, and describes pressures to settle quietly. He mentions inspection plans, a trip to Kolea, and a storekeeper’s actions prompting further inquiry.
Nonsense text describes a public works survey request by the Ninth Precinct Republicans of the PIC District, urging a survey and cost estimate for extending Judd Street to meet Asylum Road and for a broader road plan from Panahu to Kalihi. Committee oversight involves J D Avery, E Henrigtes, and A St Phanaia, aiming to secure funds from Governor Holloway within the Fifth District limitations.
A routine examination carried out by Inspector Mare reveals methodical detective work over the years. The report outlines steady practices and ongoing surveillance, highlighting diligence and persistence in uncovering leads.
A fragmented market item lists stock names and prices with unclear figures including 41.78 and 1. Oh Kahuku. The readable portion mentions Ewa and Oh in a garbled Honolulu Stock Exchange context, suggesting an index or stock quotes segment with incomplete data.
The text outlines Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. proposals and criticisms on public works. It references government right of way on the old Pall road by the reservoir, lighting in Nunanw Valley, repositioning lights, and road extensions to align with Kuakini road. It notes calls for government acquisition of privately owned lanes in the Ninth precinct and other areas, plus requests directed to the Representative from the Ninth, Mr. Waterhouse.
Geo P Thielen and others discuss loans and stock, with Water Rights Commission instructed to include Nāluana valley in Panoa and Ikauht. Arbor Day and plantings by schoolchildren proposed, with government supplying trees and holes. Maui representatives consider naming changes and ceremonies for tree planting near schools.
Entered for Record Feb 9 1908 from 9 am to 4 pm listing numerous transfers including Charles F Peterson to Fred Harrison and others, with multiple names and entities referenced in terse legalistic entries. Additional entries note Feb 10 1908 recordings and a publisher notice about the Weekly Edition and real estate information.
The County Editors letter argues the County Act threatens fiscal stability, detailing deficits, pending Territorial debt, expected tax collections, and the risk of a costly law. It calls on the Legislature to curb expenses and questions extending franchise and elections to distant districts, urging prudent action for public finance.
The Honolulu public instruction office reports confusion over examination results for a boy tied to the Ohrt inquiry. Superintendent Atkinson and Ohrt dispute who telephoned whom and when. A separate note says evidence in the Jones case may have been lost at the police station. A Japanese suspect in a conspiracy case faces arraignment next Tuesday. The Bergin liquor case at TeVort in Walkiki is postponed to tomorrow.
The Haleiwa Limited offers the first daily train from Honolulu at 8:22 every Sunday, with a two hour run. Round trip fare is $2.00. From 10:22 am to 8:10 pm travelers can enjoy tennis, golf, drives, walks, shooting or fishing in town by 10:10 pm return.
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