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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1905
Page
4
The Bulletin Publishing Co LTO edited by Wallace A Farrington announces subscription rates and schedules. It notes issues from January 1908 and lists weekly and six month prices for Evening Bulletin. The page references official reports and wartime dispatches with editorial framing.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Nahtku Sugar Company, Alexander & Baldwin agent, elected officers for the coming year including president, vice president, treasurer, and secretary amid company business notes. The article also references related Hawaiian business activities and public notices.
A fragmentary report describes a voyage where a strange substance, ambergris, was found at sea. Captain Tripp doubts a whale origin, with mixed interpretations about its source and value. The crew contemplates testing and possible further processing.
Deputy 408 Marah Peaul Witter reported a short Hilo court term with routine filings. A warrant of attachment was issued for defaulter Kwaitha who claimed jury duty. Judge Dole Ia reportedly in Kohata as Clerk Malin plans a trip to the Neteane with Binabntor for printing duties at the Halletin Otien.
Honolulu stock list shows morning sales with prices for several items. Chas Valpon faces two larceny indictments involving copper theft from the O R & L Co and pleads not guilty. ball set at 1000 on one charge and 500 on the other. Taga pleads not guilty to bribery after changing plea during counsel's absence. Rakata pleads not guilty to assault with a weapon.
A local shoe advertisement items many kid shoes in sizes 3 to 7. Black Kid Button Shoes Tan Kid Button Shoes Grey Cloth Oxford Shoes White Canvas Oxford Shoes Brown Lace Kid Oxfords Kid Slippers Tan Kid Slippers White and Blue Kid Slips.
Misses' tan lace shoes offered in sizes 12 to 2, features unclear labeling with garbled text. Readable portions indicate a footwear sale or listing with size range and price or stock notes, though details are partially obscured.
Vasconcellos, a Portuguese whaler who appealed a $5 drunkenness charge in the District Court, pleaded guilty. Judge Robison asked if he had anything to say before sentencing. attorney Correa argued a reprimand would suffice. Deputy Attorney General Fleming urged discouraging appeals from small judgments. the defendant was fined the Territory’s limit of $96.
A reader named George Markham writes to the Evening Bulletin to defend his views on local self-government and public schools in Koolau Kaawa district. He rebukes the Ob server for alleged insinuations and claims a purged atmosphere from meetings among young men debating education and ward governance. He warns against a potential bid by a schoolmaster to join the Educational Department and closes with thanks to the editor.
Fragmentary relics from a courtroom scene include Hanlons testimony and remarks by ex sheriff Browns orders and others. The dialogue references a shooting, a confession delay, and lawyers involved. Also quoted are brief snippets from various newspapers reflecting public reaction and odd exchanges.
Investors stocked up on portfolios as markets paused with little movement. Transactions noted include 50 shares of Ewa stock at 22.25 and 100 shares of the name stock at 12. There were bids and asks quoted for several names, but no strong activity emerged.
Haleiwa Limited advertises a day outing on the Haleiwa Limited train priced at $2.00. The schedule indicates a morning departure at 10:22 a.m. and an 8:10 p.m. return, promising a pleasant journey with time to enjoy the scenery.
Continued from page one the impending consolidation between Wilder's Steamship and Inter-Island Steam Navigation raises concerns for minority stockholders. Wilder stock rose from 105 to 140 on news while Inter-Island traded around 122.50. Rumors claim Admiral George Beckley a Wilder director may resist the merger to protect the long held prestige of Wilder's, though he declined further comment.
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