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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1905
Page
4
The item lists subscription options, pricing terms, and payment methods for an Evening Bulletin, noting advance payments, regional validity, and various periods including monthly, quarterly, and yearly terms. It includes a dated reference and discusses promotional plans and delivery considerations.
A fragmented text outlines the Pinkham Commission plan to stabilize the male industry, unite capital and labor, and establish firm footing. It mentions community efforts, a work director, and a focus on bringing harmony to labor relations despite opposition.
A printed debate fragment questions Lorrin A. Thurston’s farm policy and his ability to justify profits for small Hawaiian farmers. It lists inquiries on crop viability cassava castor oil maize and taro prices market data and competition for Lanai trade and coastal markets. The document notes Thurston’s silence and references Kane Orphanage and plantation records as context.
A long, disjointed letter discusses small farming in Kona Hawaii, criticizing advertiser bias and noting experiments like Orthanase and the Tor Yoxhina Company. It quotes opinions of farmers and business figures, condemns absentee ownership, and argues for farmer-led cultivation and fair returns, dated January 12, 1905.
A postal scraps filled narrative recalls the pursuit and capture of a striped creature described as sacred by locals near Kapapala ranch. Cowboys cornered the animal, old and resilient, after a lengthy chase, with a halter fixed around its neck. The letter from John Spitaderuen details the capture, the cautious release of observers, and mentions Kanaka islanders and nearby villages observing the event.
The Saturday Bulletin covers Willie Cutes vacation, society notes, and day’s news including small farming topics. It reports on George Meredith and divorce questions amid general society items and regional happenings.
A garbled editorial note discusses farm markets, crop buying, and the farmers in unsettled conditions. It critiques the idea of large land settlers and questions price data, ground preparation, and cultivation, all in a tone reflecting contested policy and rural struggles.
A brief note invites readers to view color effects demonstrations and receive an estimate. The message emphasizes a visual display and a pricing quote, aiming to attract interest in color services.
A cablegram from San Francisco reports Morgan planning to reopen 40 Manitoba in the Sherr. The note notes no definite information on profits or informers. Market speculation centers on bonds and the price movement today shows limited activity.
Shin morning stated that he AML detected the matter of the bureau Kaaawa school house the throne for Mebe s sobiolage He porlacmaneis to the Attorney General's Department for five utigur thos Thy fire dik about 359 worth of domingo told Mr Andison and the certain that It was of Incendiary oil pin Rife alaw and kerosene were found depasiing under the Nome at the place where the artes Straw and kerosene do not wait The fire was discovered at 12:05 p m by some people living in the neighborhood of the school it took them the UE bam to extinguish the binge We shall not begin the repairing of the school until the Attorney Geners ais Department has concluded its In Vestigation For thy present 10 apr pointment to the position of teacher at Kauawa will be made
A lively Makiki ground game at 2 am features Royal School defeating Makiki 19 to 7. Royal Kehaol and team, with Ernst Kiko Bor Baoei Honate Mawes Joba Capt Joseph Bunb Chartaqua, perform with strength as a prominent school squad.
Applicants seeking license to practice in upper courts faced a brutal rapid fire quiz. The examination tested definitions of numerous legal terms under a strict ten minute limit, with many candidates unable to complete their papers. The board complained of insufficient time, while hopefuls awaited results amid scrutiny and doubt.
Rumor circulated that Morgan left San Francisco last Saturday aboard a tug to inform the Honolulu party of a potential deal. Davis and Co denied any concrete purchase plans while Meltryde directors lamented delays. Only Morgue remains certain, as others head home with little reliable detail.
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