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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1905
Page
4
The text outlines subscription rates payable in advance and per period, mentions weekly bulletins and various rates, includes an upcoming court plea by Grover, and references an advertiser’s claims about prices and public sentiment. It notes cloud coverage and a discussion of property representation and public opinion.
The legislative scene reviews campaign pledges on local self government schools and homesteads. Roosevelt quotes and Windom warnings loom as committees report on taxation, court house funding, and public safety measures while government reform advocates push to curb misconduct and empower grand juries. Premier items include road funds, fire safety provisions, and display of $1000 premiums at Schuman Carriage windows.
Fragments reflect a political clash with coded blame toward supporters and a call to rally against perceived enemies of loyal self government. The garbled passage hints at class and national loyalty tensions, with foreign and domestic factions implied.
The editorial defends J A Magoon in his Supreme Court appearance, denouncing attempts to railroad him through conviction and condemning preexisting prejudice in the Territory. It argues for a fair trial unaided by sentiment and factional influence, praising the court’s past duties and urging restraint from attackers.
The record lists multiple Hawaiian sugar and business stocks with prices and shares, including Haw. Sug. Co fin at 102.00 and 42000 shares, Plo per GH at 10.0, Walalua ta at 101.75 for 50, Pioneer entries at 102.50 and 168.00, Ookala at 8.00 for 2 and Dokala at 8.00 for 25, Oahu Sugar Co at 1410.00 with latest quotation 5.0625 cents.
Editor Evening Bulletin quotes a 1904 New York milk reform speech urging state action and a 1905 protest against the measure. The note cites Board of Health limits and a proposed tax to fund supervision. Also lists Kinau and Mauna Loa ship departures from Hawaii with numerous local passengers and names of travelers.
The act revises Hawaii law, enacting the Revived Laws of Hawaii from pages 83 to 155 of the 1903 session volume. It repeals statutes in force prior to approval except where not repealable, preserves rights and offices, and ensures ongoing prosecutions, penalties, and limitations remain effective. The act takes effect upon approval, dated February 27, 1905.
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