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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1906
Page
4
In Honolulu Territory Kalihi residents push for converting the Fifth District land between Lana Street and Moanalua into a public park. A statewide civic improvement mood highlights the Kalihi area with plans to clear old school grounds and lay macadam streets.
Dick Wuhine presents another surprise at the Orpheum theater this evening in The Pink Dominoes. The local audience should expect lively stage humor and strong performances that add to the company’s growing reputation.
Sugar plantations represented by Brewer and Co and by F A Bahenor Co have agreed to furnish lands and homes for 1000 Portuguese families from the Azores. Plans include 2000 more individuals as part of the arrangement while several plantations have pledged 50 to 200 families each. Officials note that transportation and timing are unsettled as arrivals continue.
Kahului railroad gains extension into Market Street Wailuku with depot due by late next month. The line will enable daily commuting between Wailuku and Kahului improving housing prospects and attracting residents to Kahului. Church unions, school participation, and local promotions marked a busy week with fundraising reaching 176.00.
Real estate records show transfers including Andrew Adame to J B Castle and Ale Cecilio Alena et al to Kabulut ath. Notable entries list Hailey properties, March 1 recording window, and multiple conveyances involving heirs and couples to lenders and trustees.
A lively court session covered Col William Knox amid Civil Federation campaign tensions. Witnesses say Knox brandished a weapon during an encounter at a lodging near a wince brewery while defending his actions. The defense claimed provocation and Knox was later found under a bed with a bloodied knife after the incident.
Letter by Acherley from Holuton North Kona complains the newspaper delays printing his reply to Ferrey article about the Board of Health. He cites no echo from the Board and encloses a reply from Ly E Pinkham dated January 28. The Doctor Goodhue charges and taxpayer concerns are referenced in the correspondence.
A plan by County Attorney Douthitt tests the new territorial enforcement of county ordinances. Disposition to prosecute future offenders under Territorial law follows a Supreme Court decision. A 1905 act allows imprisonment for unpaid fines, impacting insurance and proxy-management schemes.
Boston dispatch notes Thoma W. Lawner travels with numerous proxies from major insurers to Chicago. He plans to present them to a committee of Midwestern and Western governors opposing reform plans. Lawner remarks he defends himself against charges and declines to reveal further identities.
Mrs Hubert, arrested amid a dispute described as a vaulting blind man incident, was wed this morning after a police cart treatment. She had learned of alleged remarks about her husband, prompting her vow to temper her temper in future.
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