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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1906
Page
5
Sereno H Nishop condemns unprincipled county committees that dictate to GOP voters and demand bloc voting. He urges support for honest nominees while opposing corrupt managers and political control. Also notes real estate transactions and local notices from January 1906.
Honolulu Stock Exchange notes include sugar quotations and commodity prices. Entries show various sugar and securities with figures such as 989.50 and 871-8, latest sugar quotation at 3.71 cents per pound, 7420 per ton, and other financial tidbits from January 10, 1905.
The report surveys stockyard notices, ship arrivals, and local auctions. It notes the annual Merchants Association meeting, sugar cargo details on the Mikahala, and a sheriff sale under McCabe Mamillon. Mentioned are vessel cargo lists, a jury verdict on a physician, and upcoming installations and sales events.
A government pilot boat with Captain Saunders and four crew collided with wreckage off Diamond Head at o clock this morning. Two crewmen, Benjamin Pohukuala and Robert, were swept overboard but rescued. The vessel and tug moved to meet the ship Dwarf Bewall from Newcantle. several crew remained aboard as the boat was brought to the pilot house after an unexpected wave caused the incident.
A grand jury investigates the Johnson murder case as George Krimmefie and Robert von Kroog face charges of gross neglect and weapon offenses. The pair, tied to a Manila bound voyage on the vessel Way to Manila, are held on $1000 bonds as prosecutors seek answers from medical examiners regarding blood stains and clothing.
The Edward Sewall, a large vessel in the Sewall fleet, arrived from Newcastle with 6080 tons of linen for Irwin & Co and coal aboard. Captain Richard Quick commands this 29 crew ship, the third Sewall entry after Phelps and Kenilworth, with rough seas en route from Newcastle to Australia but no damage.
Two interisland steamers arrive from Kaual with sugar aboard. A cargo of 32.579 tons is awaiting shipment on Kaual, fueling local supply at the port.
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