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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1907
Page
4
A history periodical discussing congressional migration rules and water policy critiques, highlighting wartime and naval logistics. It notes public figures Don Watterson and Mawalt in political and economic debate, with emphasis on imperial governance and transportation. The article surveys regional circulation and publishing details.
A long passage outlines a plan to create centralized public schools in Cecil County with a county relief system. It proposes an omnibus route for daily pupil transport to and from schools, hoping to improve educational access and efficiency. The idea is framed as a pilot for broader rural education reform.
A garbled but readable report discusses Turrelletion era education efforts and state governance. It references Shoshone and Hanna regions, petitioning for reforms, and ongoing debates on civilizational standards and institutional oversight.
Real estate column listing rental opportunities across Manoa Valley and central Waikiki area including Beretania Street King Street Thurston Wilder McCully Gulick and Matlock avenues noting available units on Beretania Thurston Wilder McCully Gulick and Nunong streets with other street references for rental listings.
The Lahaina School principal Henry Dickenson was recognized by the Education Board at a meeting held yesterday afternoon. On a motion by Commissioner Hutching, the board voted to convey the government's sympathy to his family and honor his high esteem.
Fragmented notes detail school inspections, leave requests, and appointments. Mrs Abbey to Makwell and Miss Ae to Walia faced wear and denial. Mie Gurney granted High School change. Dunn, Dunn's appeal split 3 to 2 against. Temporary hires confirmed. reform release of a boy to SF. teacher Wilson questioned. schools briefly closed. resignations and plant personnel changes noted.
A fragmented program list for a Hawaiian music night at Thomas Square begins at 7 with a string of performers and pieces including Mack Rejection Crackerjack, Governor’s Son, Giorgia Sunwet, and The Star Spangled Banner in a varied program style.
The House committee met at 7 to begin an investigation into the Lanai land deal. Members heard McCandlen discuss land relations while Rawlins pressed on ties to Rockefeller interests. The panel plans a Lanai visit to inspect the watt and maps, with Algoa cargo repairs noted after storm damage.
At the annual meeting held January 26 1907 at 24 Bethel Street Honolulu the following officers were elected for the ensuing year President M Damon Vice President Henry Holmes Secretary Allen W Bottomley Treasurer BR Reidford Manager M M Graham Auditor Alex Garvie Directors Allen Wot Bottomley and an auditor excluded form the board Officers named are for Bishop Trust Co Honolulu Koh January 26 1907.
Three cottages, all rented, will sell as a whole or each cottage separately with suitable lot. Price low, terms all cash, balance on mortgage at 6 percent.
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