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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1905
Page
4
Wallace F Farrington comments on recent stock turmoil and the Rothwell Committee plan in a Honolulu Evening Bulletin piece. He critiques the Planters Association and Hawaiian American line proposals, arguing merchants seek sensible freight arrangements and opposes subsidies or impractical deals.
A historical Rothwell report critique discusses the Planters’ Association and community concerns over labor and passenger rates. It analyzes negotiations with steamship firms, including the American Hawaiian Steamship Company, and questions whether the committee properly pursued cheaper travel options while seeking fast, first class service.
Reading shows listings across multiple islands and companies with prices such as Ewa 92.75 and Oahu 142.50, including Waialua, Kahuku, Moliryde, and Waunlun amid varied share quotes and trade indications. The fragmentary data implies active market quotes and local securities across Oahu and adjacent regions.
Road improvements on Nuunu street and Nuunann avenue near the cemetery to include thorough repairs and sidewalks. The work aims to prevent future damage from water pipes and road loods while accommodating a new gas pipeline, with funding tied to legislative action and city treasury reimbursement.
A fragment quotes a speaker debating tipping and bets at a race event. The excerpt notes audience reaction and mentions the term Bill and a Mr. Stormington Hed, reflecting noisy crowd commentary on betting practices at the track.
The Haleiwa Limited, a first class train, departs Honolulu at 8:22 every Sunday. The round trip fare is 32 and 18 hours for the journey, with return to town by 10:10 p.m. Activities include swimming, tennis, golf, diving, walks, shooting or fishing at Hotel Hacer 1A.
United States District Attorney W Breckens recounted Burns wit and protest against injustice as Scotch cultural figures and local speakers shared verses and songs. Judges Kinley and Hartman received applause for remarks while Cockburn led final songs and recitations in a formal evening program.
Thomas Davis appeared before Midge De Holt to answer why he should not pay alimony to Cecilia Log Davia and cover attorney fees. He claimed lack of funds but said a road job in Lahaina would enable payment. He was ordered to provide a lump sum alimony of 13 dollars by October 23, deemed satisfactory by the wife.
Lupint Gomez is to be tried before Judge De Bolt for attempting to blow up a house near Kawawa. Prosecution described strong evidence, while defense argued lack of proof. Gomes’s daughter testified that on the explosion night all slept in one room and that the giant powder belonged to the daughter’s husband who planned to blast stones in a taro patch.
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