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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1905
Page
1
Reno Nevada July 3 The prize fight for the middleweight championship ended with Marvin Hart defeating Jack Root in the fifth round after Root was knocked down and unable to continue, securing the title in a decisive victory.
OLAA Hawaii July 3 Japanese laborers at Olas plantation plan to strike that night. Some workers continued, while field hands refused. Strikers seek discharge of Dr Curtis and his office boy, the storekeeper, and Frank Sehamarki, a plantation clerk, with more requests likely.
The Territorial Republican Central Committee, meeting at headquarters, endorsed Henry E. Cooper as their first choice if Governor Carter resigns. J P. Cooke presented the resolution, noting the committee’s hope Carter’s resignation would not be accepted and urging unity to influence Washington in case of vacancy.
Lihima s Whip Pioneer special to The Thitletin LAHAINA Maui July 3 The Pioneer baseball team has been shut out in a hot game resulting score of six to nothing Akana.
Honolulu prepares a grand Glorious Fourth with cannons at dawn and a full day of festivities. A large crowd will attend boat races at Pearl Harbor and baseball games at Baseball Park. National Guard salutes and patriotic music cap the celebration as Hawaii represents the nation’s spirit. Continuous coverage noted, page 4.
Special bulletin from Hanalei Kauai notes Haena fireworks scheduled for the 22nd of July 1905. Event, prepared by local organizers, was initially moved from June due to wet conditions. island residents and visitors plan trips to Hasnavin Haniel to witness the display.
A meeting in the Governor's office established the permanent Board, electing J. P. Cooke as secretary and Mr. Craig as auditor. Discussion focused on outside clerical work, funding, and leveraging Planters' Association to recruit labor from Italy or Bills’ Inland. Letters to plantation managers and religious leaders were proposed, with legal opinion sought on labor practices and transportation plans.
County Treasurer Trent reports Boon received 2500 dollars in gold as the first money from Gibu County taxes designated for the road fund. The Bulletin Pub House manufactured blank books and ledgers for sale.
Acting Governor Jack Atkinson dismissed talk that Governor Carter never sent a real resignation to President Roosevelt. He cited Carter’s expenses for a New York trip to confer with the President and insisted the resignation existed, while noting he cannot reveal the letter’s contents.
Cleveland dispatch reports Secretary of State John Hay lies in state with Cabinet acting as pallbearers. President Roosevelt invites Elihu Root to meet the State Department duties. In the Black Sea and Baltic incidents, Roumanian gunboat fires on a torpedo boat from Potemkin, a rebel command urges sinking rebels, and the Pobledonoster surrenders with ongoing mutiny pressure aboard the Minine and related crew crackdowns.
Report from the Attorney General’s Department weighs the validity of the Honolulu Rapid Transit franchise amid questions of how and when its charter was granted. It notes potential conflicts with Hawaii law and the Organic Act while acknowledging federal ratification by President Dole and the role of the annexation treaty. The analysis examines whether actions complied with the 1900 Congress act and the Territory’s legal framework.
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