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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1905
Page
4
The Hawaii Bulletin reports weekly circulation figures for the Island of Hawaii and notes upcoming official actions. It highlights appointment debates for a Commissioner of Public Instruction, public school needs, and the touring schedule of the Territory’s leadership. The document records notary attestations and publisher details for the Bulletin.
The article reviews Governor Carter’s controversial role in the Oabu election and the stance of High Sheriff Henry. It argues Carter acted beyond party lines, risking his popularity, and suggests his actions reflected a broader pattern in his administration. The piece notes voters rejected his stand and that his later restraint redeemed his office in Hilo.
Regret, praise, and defense surround T McCants Stewart as opponents accuse him of race bias while supporters credit him with steady leadership and public spirit in organizing the Republican faction in Hawaii. The piece extols his vigor, dignity, and loyalty to American ideals amid factional strife.
The resignation of Governor Carter sparks rare unanimity in Hawaii over a successor. Citizens and factions unite around Henry E Cooper as the logical choice, praising his prior governance experience and role in shaping inland county organization. The endorsement points to a move toward peaceful progress under American-inspired leadership.
Utawall Herald reports on the successor to Governor Carter, Henry J. Cooper, outlining required qualifications and experience to run government. Cooper is described as conservative and broad minded, favoring public land settlement and minor industry growth, with lasting impact if longer in the Public Works Department.
A clearance sale offers Valenciennes laces in mixed condition with some edging patterns and insertion pieces. Goods are sold by the piece only and heavily reduced from regular sale prices, with many lots containing multiple patterns to match.
The discussion argues that Judge Cooper makes a fine judge but lacks qualifications for higher office as chief executive. Elevating him could spoil an excellent judge for a weak governor. The writer believes President Roosevelt should appoint Cooper and the public should back this move.
Gala Fourth of July event at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel features Chef Wyman’s special menu, piano by Wis Quintet Club, and decorations with flags. Officers of the Bennington and Restorer, Army Navy personnel, and passengers aboard Korea and Sierra invited to attend. menu includes oysters, lobster, beef, chicken, and traditional American fare.
Haleiwa golf held last Sunday for the Haleiwa Cup. Armstrong won the tournament and set a brisk pace finishing the 18 holes in one and a half hours. Dr A C Wall took second with a solid drive and notable approach shots.
The steamship Stanley Dollar is held in port unable to obtain a Certificate of Inspection. A survey may occur this afternoon by a naval commanding officer, possibly Captain Nib Jack, to determine if a clearance certificate can be issued. Both Captain Bruce and Stanley Dollar are bonded to appear in Police Court Wednesday morning on charges of gross cheat based on alleged misrepresentation.
Overstocked stock of real ostrich plumes offered in white red black and brown. Prices slashed from five to seven dollars per plume to one to five dollars with indicates of perfect condition and immediate sale in shop windows.
The Japanese Consulate received a cable from Washington stating Naran Kumura, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has been named plenipotentiary for the peace negotiations and, at the same time, serves as temporary minister. The move signals coordination on the negotiating team amid ongoing talks.
Captain Parker of the police spoke with Sheriff Brown Saturday and threatened Bam Leake on the force. Brown dismissed it as none of his affair and Parker resigned, then reconsidered and returned to duty. A garbled tale circulated yesterday. A second story window incident in McIntyre block caused public disgust though the culprit remained unknown.
The sheriff announces a overhaul of officer lending practices, ending loans to police across the county. Salary endorsements to multiple lenders will trigger discharge, with a 2 percent monthly maximum interest allowed by law. Officers urged to borrow from a single lender to avoid abuses.
Fourth of July planned events on Oahu include a Capitol Grounds literary program at 6 PM with speeches and songs, a 4:20 PM band recital, and a cricket match at Moanalua. The day features parties at the Hawai and Young Hotels, a tally-ho ride, ship excursions to Seattle and Victoria, and a Japanese celebration with processions and speeches.
Fashion notes describe measurement process for men's suits in gun metal gray fabrics. This brief item notes the store secured those fabrics and invites customers to try on and select tailored pieces, highlighting fit and style.
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