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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1905
Page
1
Governor Carter discusses public opinion on a Federal building for Honolulu, stating the community urgently needs federal facilities. He suggests the Young Building could be purchased at a reasonable figure or adapted to fit requirements and asks if an official architect can decide the matter.
Washington reports the governor weighs public sentiment on acquiring or repurposing the Young building to host a federal project. He notes he has not decided his course and values opinions from organizations and individuals, citing potential impacts on hotel competition and city interests.
Judge Robinson opened the criminal term this morning at 10 15 Vivian Richardson faced five embezzlement charges linked to the Water Works Department She pleaded not guilty The Territory on Chong Yin appeared with a case for selling Aquor without a license She also pleaded not guilty Ball was set at 100 with Ab Chiu of Wak sua as surety The list of trial jurors ended with CH Ather ton Lawrence K Sheldon James H Cumming Hagar Henriques Act Wye (Continued on Page 8) See Everything in the candy line Ho nidy Co.
M Cooke of the Bank of Hawaii weighs in on using the Alexander Young Hotel as a Federal building. Opinions favor adapting the Young site or moving to Laws Cooke and E O Hall options with mixed views on economic impact and local benefits.
The County Act Commission met in public session with Commissioners Cooper Stewart Watson Crabb e and Crabbe present plus legislators Harris Lang and Lillkman. They discussed a proposed County Bill to create a Board of Supervisors or an alternate plan and criticized record keeping during absent periods while noting informal meetings produced more work than official sessions.
Governor discusses education board and grand jury to place the Board of Education under civil service rules. He notes benefits of reducing political influence and recalls questions about examinations and certificates. He backs restoring teachers salaries cut during wartime and comments on department budget pressures.
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