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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1905
Page
6
The letter from a publisher and educational groups raises calls to restore teachers' salaries. It discusses the broader question of funding, public notice, and potential policy interpretations. The piece touches on foundations and publishing houses involved in educational materials.
A fragmented notice outlines vote credit rules for subscribers with details on cash payments and eligibility. It lists prizes including a Pope-Tribune automobile, an Angelus piano, an L C Smith shotgun, a Premo Senior camera, a $20 tool cabinet, and Port Costa flour, with credit and subscription terms scattered through the text.
General Moore arrives at a military port to inspect Camp McKinley and coordinate War Department work. Major Lew Kote and others accompany him as he plans to report findings and oversee construction and defense preparations.
The Elks hosted a social event described as a joyous gathering full of laughter and comradery. The program, published in the Bulletip, featured songs and entertainment that tested the audience with humor and refreshment, marking a lively community night.
The Thirtieth Series of Stock in the Honor Building & Loan Anecd a: Hon was lasted in October, 1904, and to on open for subscription. The membership fee and the monthly dues are one dollar per month per share. The stock draws interest and saving bank. Further information can be obtained free. GHAR, Boel 38 King Bt "For Base" cards Bulletin office.
January 1 opening of Waileuu Mew School at Waileue, Maul, drew many children and families. Pupils formed a double line at the old site and marched to the new building led by Masters Jimmie Hart and Frane Crockett. Principal Copeland and staff welcomed attendees and led patriotic exercises and songs, with praise for the effort and interest shown by parents and pupils.
A coastal tale describes the Erskine M. Phelps battling a Kona storm near the harbor. The ship drifted toward the bell buoy before anchors failed and a crew member alerted help. Logan led a rescue as the ship was stabilized and towed by daylight. The incident underscored the vessel’s value and potential losses. A magazine offer promotes a three month subscription with a vote coupon.
The contest opens November 1 and closes at 6 pm in March. Anyone may enter except police or immediate family of regular Bulletin staff. New subscribers get double votes. transfers between household members not allowed. Final count by three impartial judges. no appeal. Ballots allow only one name. subscriptions open for inspection.
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