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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1905
Page
5
Buy hosiery now while prices are low. Never has a better opportunity to lay in a supply of good hosiery. Prices will not be duplicated on such qualities, and you could not hope for a better assortment of plain and fancy weaves.
A historic sale advertises numerous hosiery goods with misprinted prices and descriptions. Deals include 3 for $1.00, 2 for 25 cents, and varied quantities on cotton, Lisle, silk, and lace items, with many unstandardized spellings and erroneous figures throughout the list.
Mr Kaumanne reports from Hawaii criticizing annexation benefits, US funding, and local governance under Governor Carter. He urges land and labor reforms, better postal service, trained managers, and diversified industry including lumber and pineapple byproducts. He warns about sugar dependence, proposes import of skilled labor, and notes Japan’s potential impact.
The item list notes arrivals and departures at Honolulu harbor with ships Siberia Kinau Rideria and Nebraskan. It mentions travelers, merchants, and notices for events including examinations, dinners, and a basketball game, plus ads for clothing, bakery, and photo services. Names include Bergstrom Ramana and others, with destinations like Honolulu Yokohama San Francisco and Hilo.
A fragment reports that a few Japanese spies are aboard the Biberia observing Russian officers on their way home. Passengers say the spies aim to learn movements and actions of Russian fellow passengers while avoiding any discussion of their own business.
M Ayres of the Shanghai Bund editor and proprietor visits Honolulu to attend matters and pursue naturalization as an American citizen. He plans a brief stay and may return to Hawaii in a few years to continue his newspaper work. Mrs John Brenton, manager of Kahuku Plantation store, died after lingering illness. her funeral train will move through Honolulu for embalming.
The report lists varied items from airvertising and restaurant ventures to travel, witnesses, masquerade plans, post office justice proceedings, ship arrivals, and entertainment. It mentions overseas movement, local society figures, a masquerade ball February 22, and shipboard cargo notes, all reflecting a bustling but jumbled news page.
The trial features cross examination of witnesses including Crows Regan Jones and Charter Clark about behavior linked to the Rolastian Hack murder case. Clark, a former Gullek School classmate, testifies on Jones conduct while noting the defendant’s maid’s dull study record as proceedings pause for recess.
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