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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
2
A cluttered page of scattered items including rental notices, local ads, notices to creditors, livestock thefts, upcoming society events, teacher association meeting details, and brief national and international news briefs. Mentions of Whiney & Marah, Ht. B. Ribot, Japanese celebrations, and the Territorial Teachers Association sketch a transitional era in communications and commerce.
J H M Raymond of Kula was warned by the Attorney General to cease use of Polipoil spring under a license issued when L B Boyd was Land Commissioner. The case involves alleged overuse by Raymond, blocking pipe laying to divert water to Kula farmers, creating a dispute over public spring water rights.
Prince Fusahimi recalled several territorial officials before his departure to Japan. Governor Care Aor received a silver punch bowl, Sam Johnson two cloisonne vases, and Tom Cumin four embroidered items. Jack Atkinson and Major Wail HOE opened packages but hesitation and unclear contents sparked curiosity.
Max Schlemmer asks Governor Carter to allow a certain number of wild birds yearly from the land. The permit condition favors the proposal, with a note the matter will be referred to Washington. The Business Man's Handy Index advertises in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition, listing legal notices, tenders, judgments, permits, and real estate transactions. Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin advertise subscriptions and business cards.
A letter argues the United States should not buy the Young Building in Honolulu for federal offices. It condemns the structure as unattractive and ill suited for expansion, urging Hawaii’s merchants and citizens to sign a petition to Congress for a new building. It stresses local benefit over Mr Young’s interests and calls for action to support a new federal edifice.
New York dispatch notes Mary Costello a teenage heroine who saved her crippled brother and siblings from a fire at 404 East Twenty-fourth Street before returning to rescue the others. The report lists numerous passengers arriving from Alameda and New York with names such as Carpenter, Cowan, Hatch, Lennox, Pratt, and Jenith, among others.
A playful notice invites families to KAIMUKI TEA GARDEN to view animals and birds from parrots to sparrows, fish and more in a miniature lake and mountain setting. It promises children's interest in nature and mentions a "To Let" sign at the bubble.
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