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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
4
Public notice indicates payments payable in advance with rates listed for U S regions and foreign postage. The text appears as a fragmented advertisement or telegraphic notice with quarterly and weekly payment terms uncertainly rendered.
A notary notes weekly and combined circulation figures for the Evening Bulletin with daily totals for December 1908. The piece includes diverse clippings on currency reform, political figures, labor issues, Hawaii’s revenue bill, Chinese agents, and opinions on Bryan and Philippine affairs.
A garbled historical fragment references revolt, fear, and suppression. It mentions individuals such as Tait and Wren, with distant implications of public response and threat containment. The text is incomplete, offering only scattered names and vague actions without clear events or dates.
Exalted Orientals continues with coverage of Chinese dignitaries in Honolulu. High Commissioners Youn Pang and Tai Hing Chi met Consul Chang Tao Fan at the Chinese Consulate, spoke on education and opportunities in China, and planned a long U S tour including Washington and San Francisco. Officials urged support for Chinese youths studying abroad and returning to contribute.
A large Chinese delegation, led by high commissioners, arrived at the Governor's office amid formal introductions and a display of intricate attire. Citizens and officials mingled as the party toured city sites, discussed U S policies, and prepared for further travels in Japan and Europe while exploring opportunities for cultural and academic exchange.
An uneventful voyage from San Francisco to Honolulu ends as the Korea arrives with fourteen Orient-bound tourists for a ten to thirty day stay. Passengers include E F Bishop Mrs Marks and others, plus notable figures from New York and San Francisco society. The ship’s office space is enlarged and crew prepare to take on 600 tons of coal before the 1 pm departure.
Kaliko Kanwaloa a young Hawaii man charged with having misc Merod hie elvetheart at Kakanko entered a plea of not guilty before Judge Robinson. Prosecutor’s case based on vodhe tela. Avon Crook appointed to defend Kanwaloa. Governor Carter writes to Salt Lake Commercial Club about Hawaii delegation to convention later this month hoping for endorsement of club movement.
The Beattie Times reports Great Northern steamships will not stop at Honolulu or the Crip home from Japanese ports. A new schedule will soon test direct sailings between Beattie and Oriental ports. An Associated Press dispatch said Honolulu was under consideration but not recommended. The change would delay travel by two or three extra days. Additional notes mention the death of Mrs. Mary J. Thompson in Oberlin, Ohio, mother of Castle & Cooke Ltd. treasurer William Rowen, and a Honolulu delegation organizing in Washington with W. O. Smith as chairman.
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