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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
4
The article notes monthly and yearly rates for a bulletin, references to a Promotion Committee, and discusses political actions in Hawaii. It mentions the Federal building plan, opposition to politics in school leadership, and a call to defer decisions to Washington with potential funding prospects. The text also contains market notes on sugar prices and stock market behavior amid wartime tension.
In Hawaii the public schools face criticism as a Governor appointed inspector of election, noted for vulgarity and disrepute, remains in a position presiding over a Territory school system. The Grand Jury report and perceived indifference of the Department of Public Instruction draw strong condemnation of Superintendent actions.
Fragmentary financial notice shows Henry E. Pouook, cashier, mentions 1 000.00 paid in capital 300 000.00 with unclear context. The text appears from a Honolulu building or institution near New Year, referencing cash balances and a cashier name.
The article reports on criticism of Ar Atkinson for appointing Birbe to lead public instruction. Grand Jury and Birbe advocates claim negligence and indifference in the department. Questions arise on moral fitness, accuracy of the appointment process, and impact on children.
The Haleiwa Limited departs Honolulu Sundays at 8:22 AM and arrives at Hotel Haleiwa after a two hour ride. Round trip price is $2.00. From 10:22 AM to 8:10 PM passengers enjoy baths, tennis, golf, drives, and fishing before returning to town at 10:10 PM.
The Tolanix and Malin Association foothill teams meet tomorrow in the opening game of LineasoH. Tolanix boast a strong pinpower and regular practice while Malin rely on a few key players led by Kande. Both squads have shown steady improvement at practice and the season will feature weekly games through March 11 as the championship race remains open.
Public Lands Commissioner Pratt returned from the coast this morning on the Alameda after a month’s vacation. He says the Pablo lands opening will be imminent pending survey work. Attorney A. M. Brown was a passenger on the W. G. Hall at noon for Kona.
The court sentenced several burglars after trials for breaking into stores and committing highway robbery. Akane and Chang Mung received two and three year terms respectively, while Ab Nam and Chang Chow faced fines and confinement. Other defendants admitted guilt to chefa games or burglary cases, with varying sentences and a noted aged defendant seeking mercy. An upcoming benefit dance was announced to support a local traveler.
A Chilean waiter aboard the schooner Abampa was found to have entered the United States without proper immigration permission. George Carlomien, also called a sailor on the Erskine M. Phelps, was located by authorities with the help of Marabal Hendry after allegedly evading official checks. He was taken into custody and is held on charges, following an inquiry prompted by his supposed importation as a crewman.
The Independent Home Rule party condemns Secretary Atkinson for printing numbered perforated ballots used in Hawaii elections. They demand Congress vet a special commission to examine or send ballots to Washington and seek revised election laws. The resolutions, passed November 14, challenge legality of the ballots and the secretary’s authority under Territory law.
A draft resolution from the Independent Home Rule Party criticizes a November 1904 Hawaii Territory election as marred by invalid perforated ballots. It calls for investigation, delivery of ballot boxes, and potential federal action, urging lawmakers to enact protective election laws and transmit copies to U S leaders.
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