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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1905
Page
4
Fragments discuss taxes in the U S and Hawaii newsprint, with mention of advance pay, weekly bulletins, and postal rates. It cites political debates over congressional sessions, Hawaiian affairs, and proposed laws. Names and dates are scattered amid garbled OCR.
Fragmentary report suggests the third squadron base attempted to reroute or prevent a strategic dispatch to the Orient. References to London landings imply a shift in plan yielding a different outcome.
A discussion on forming an effective Kalos Commission to oversee health and education, reassigning duties from older committees on Howth and Eduers. The need for a readjusted body aims to streamline oversight during the Territory’s extrication, with education taking a larger share of regulatory time in both the Senate and the Move, hoping for substantial school progress.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at reforms to simplify prevent arrangements and place legislators in better position to work freely. Text is opaque and inconsistent, outlining a secret or indirect approach to facilitating government processes.
An article discusses the Nutand Reserve water system, questioning whether dry weather has affected the reservoir level and the impact on local taps. It notes public concern about water quality and the claim that supply is safe, while urging trust in the experts who evaluated Nutann water purity.
Senator McCandlee declares urgent move to set policy regarding county law. He warns delaying the appropriation harms county operations and wastes valuable time. Supporters stress need to advance general revulsion as funds are prepared.
The readable fragment mentions a mefennny insainity term and names Go o Calighinangh Un Vw Festnties and others. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates. No clear人物 or organizations are deducible for a solid summary.
Testimony from Kaneole recounts a drunken scene at a political gathering before the election. Witness cites wine and social chaos as Republicans in attendance reacted to invitations. Salvation Army launches a nationwide fundraising drive led by Commander Mike Eva Booth with dates from February to March, inviting public participation. The Pacific Social Club schedules an event at San Antonio Hall with promises of notable acts and a prominent English composer.
A brief market notice states no trading sessions will be held tomorrow at the Honolulu Stock Exchange. The notice labels a legal or official constraint affecting operations and advises investors to monitor further updates.
A San Francisco cablegram reports raw sugar at 6.1280 cents spot in New York with a prior 4.9375 quotation and a 4.9975 centrifugale reading. The Henry Waterhours Trust Company received the note from E. Pollits & Co. indicating improved beet prices and suspected market manipulation.
The territory expects 1905 exports of sugar totaling 370000 tons, including Honolulu Plantation Company refined product. About 120000 tons will go to the East around Cape Horn, 100000 tons by railroad to the continent, and 150000 tons directly to the San Francisco refinery. The notice from Chairman Isenberg outlines senate procedures for bills and committee referrals, with public notices to be posted at the Senate chamber door. The Business Man's Handy Index is advertised as a source for notices, tenders, judgments, building permits, and real estate transactions in the Evening and Weekly Bulletins.
The Naval Transport Solace entered Honolulu harbor at 7:00 AM from Monin and Guam en route to San Francisco. A shore ceremony featured a flag hoist and bugle calls as sailors, Army and Navy officers welcomed their brothers in arms. The ship, with four passengers for Honolulu, departed Guam February 5 and is under rush orders, expected to sail again by 10 PM.
Passenger list from San Francisco to Honolulu dated February 21 features numerous travelers including Riley He Allen, A. Chamberlain, J. C. Cook, Mrs. C. H. Cook, Daniel Craig and Mrs. Craig, John Prior, Stella Peck, David Rice and Mrs. Rice, Tony Richards, Mrs. Richards, C. J. Roberts and Mrs. Roberts, Capt. Seadon, Chan. Sparks, W. H. Ven Arndale, Geo. Ade, H. Albert, Mrs. M. L. King and son, Arthur MacArthur, Pershing, and many others. The long roster reflects a diverse group aboard the voyage.
The Metropolitan Meat Co will clone tomorrow at 12 o'clock noon on Washington's Birthday. Sale details given in the notice and event timing noted for shoppers and vendors.
Governor Carter maintains an organized file of every bill and resolution in the House or Senate. All amendments and changes are indexed so the governor can view a bill in its current state at any time. The extensive documents are filed and indexed for easy reference.
Haleiwa on Oahu offers golf tennis billiards swimming shooting riding and driving with full company tickets including railway fare for five dollars. Sunday Haleiwa Limited runs two hours from 8 22 a m to 10 10 p m returning to Honolulu.
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