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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1906
Page
4
A Honolulu notice recalls a discussion on welfare programs amid debates about the state’s charitable efforts. Hawaiian Evangelical Association representatives voiced concerns over officials promoting “state aid” and questioned the impact on community values and local economy.
Arrangements for a Royal Hawaiian Band performance at Thomas and later at the park were discussed for Washington's birthday. A House committee decision on ballots relates to Megatones and warnings. A restaurant hotel fire occurred early Sunday with coal oil and bottles found nearby as investigators assess potential arson.
The draft details a railroad rebate bill with provisions on commission jurisdiction and new standards. It notes a rate structure to take effect after thirty days and outlines changes to railroad methods, bookkeeping, and expanding the commission to seven members with a salary cap up to $10,000.
The article reviews Molokan settlers and immigration sentiment in the Territory. It notes disappointment among supporters, questions about effectiveness, and the push for a larger settler effort to unlock land and development, while criticizing the pace and planning of the immigration scheme.
A detailed draft outlines parade movements for a Washington event with vehicles forming at Thomas Square and proceeding along King and Beretania streets to Bishop and Hotel streets. It lists roles for Victoria, Kaplani, and Young streets, rides for dignitaries, timing for photography, and grandstand arrangements with a 50 cent admission, all under the supervision of Robert Bhingia and others.
A detailed account describes riders taking positions before the grandstand, with canter and gallop orders as judges review alternates. It outlines prize dispersal, repeated reviews, and the procession of winners before the crowd, ending with prize ceremonies and post-event review.
Report on Kalitiwaena school crowding and district improvement push. J F C Hagens outlines goal to form a permanent Improvement club uniting Kaliht stream residents. P Ryan, president of the previous Improvement club, presides as resolutions renew officer reelections and committees are formed to report at the next meeting scheduled for March 4. A divorce notice and parade plans are also mentioned with details scattered through the fragment.
Judge Dale and Brackind discuss Attorney General detainment and the potential federal district court jurisdiction expansion for territories. They reference the Desoto piece of mother Territory and Congress measures, noting current law limits and the uncertain impact on court workload and extra duties.
Captain H W Lyon will be promoted to rear admiral pending official Senate action. Promotion is treated as a formality, with pay backdated to yesterday. Once approved, Lyon will be senior to command an squadron after Admiral Longnecker’s retirement. A friend sent a Noahs Ark book to Lyon, triggering chatter among officers at the Naval Station.
The New Zealand football players will arrive tomorrow morning in Sonuma en route to the Colonies. Fred L Waldron of the Hawaii Promotion Committee plans a brief city itinerary including a Rapid Transit car ride to Hills Pawaa aquarium and Moana hotel for bathing and lunch. A game is unlikely but if they agree the public will be notified, aided by Harry Armitage’s efforts and Hawaiian Electric Co. support.
All the judges have been summoned to Gartley at the Young Hotel at 10 Wednesday morning to arrange the prize considerations. The meeting will address awards, with Mrs. PA Hohafor and HeRUIL of her son's Alek hoot noted as compelled attendees. Men W.F. Frenr and HM von Holt are selected to fit their places.
The Federal Grand Jury reported three indictments after a prolonged session. Key cases included a bigamy charge against a woman connected to multiple marriages and a post office matter studied by witnesses Luke and McKenzie. Delegates prepared meetings with White House, Senate leaders, and cabinet members to secure support for territorial concerns.
The House debates the Sundry Civil Bill allocations with emphasis on education and public works. The Appropriations Committee, the Committee on Territories, and a proposed revenue form are central as lawmakers seek legally sound funding without provoking points of order.
A lively performance at the Orpheg ne theater delivers rapid-fire humor and musical bits. Lilian Hayward Chandier and Arch Fowler lead a gifted cast delivering clever jokes and expressive turns that keep the audience laughing throughout the evening.
Local business figures from Kaimuki Welulan and Pablo Improvement Club endorse a petition to expand public car service. Leading firms including Rauld Trane Blank and Dulles Making Company support the move, arguing it will benefit the community.
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