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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
4
A survey of local publishing and advertising practice discusses the value of advertising for business in Hawaii, noting that those who avoid ads fall behind competitors. It includes commentary on labor, immigration, and civic issues, with social and political reflections from the era.
Col Hepburn addressed Honolulu audiences delivering a robust Republican speech that emphasized party principles and citizenship. The talk praised the old guard and urged Americans to resist holier than thou platforms while tying national policy to Hawaii’s interests and future prospects.
The report notes a tense exchange as a lead figure hints at a twelve hour time difference, while commentators describe buck fever reactions. It questions Hepburn's Hawaii views and recalls a recent stay there. A Danish throne quip and Norway reference surface amid royal intrigue as Honolulu Republicans push a hard stance on policy and goods.
A pair of photographs from Berlin depict Duchess Cecilia meeting Crown Prince William at the Brandenburger Gate through the ceremonial portal. The second image shows the Imperial chapel where the marriage ceremony took place, marking a grand royal occasion.
The article lauds Congressman Hepburn as a thoughtful American missionary figure whose Hawaii visit bridged communities and offered advice on political honesty and equality. It notes his warm reception, understanding of local values, and the potential mutual respect Hawaii could extend in return for his insights and long-standing stay.
The text discusses reaching the state of majority enabling a woman to act for herself to some extent while a conscientious guardian controls most matters. It notes that despite the guardian not deeming her ripe to manage her own affairs, she may hire a yard boy and support herself with earnings, though the guardian retains the remainder as a guardian's salary.
In Honolulu the Taft party preparations are shown with details for welcoming visitors. Col Sam Parker and V P Dillingham head the guest transport to the hotel and across town. Promotional committees invite contributions and outline quiet event and entertainment logistics for the visitors ashore and aboard the steamer.
Kansas addressed the convention of the Modern Woodmen of America this afternoon advocating a specialized hospital for tuberculous sufferers. He cited over 700,000 members and claimed more than 100,000 faced consumption. The Woodmen paid 56 000 in death claims for consumption in April and May. The Santa Fe Railroad gifted a million dollar hotel site in the city and urged members to donate one penny monthly to a maintenance fund. Also noted: Dr Warner, Mr Herman K Miller and Miss alle Lima wedding last evening at the home of P C Jones. Children’s Victory gifts in Kremsie, Hetty at Wall Nichola Co.
Acting Governor Atkinson rereived from Secretary Hitcheork of the Department of Interior at Wardleton a request for the annual report of the Governor. It calls for population, taxable property, settlement of lands, commerce, education, labor, native condition, public buildings, legislation, and undeveloped resources, plus Crown Lands and exchanges of land and franchises. It urges including social and industrial progress, economic data, and possible amendments for Congressional action.
Notice announces a special meeting of stockholders of the Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company at the Honolulu office on Monday July 24 1906 at 2 o'clock for considering a charter amendment and potential by law changes. Secretary C H Clapp signs the notice dated July 12 1905.
A fragment notes that the report must be submitted to Secretary Hitchcock before October L. The text implies an administrative deadline without further context or details.
The Superintendent of Public Works in Holloway received a request from Hilo leadership to assign the building known as the Mason ic temple for offices. The structure is Territory property and currently rented to private parties. Holloway wired back to Hilo outlining the rental amount the Territory would receive, but no reply has been received yet.
In Hawaii a clash between County Sheriff and Supervisors over jailer appointments fuels conflict after Kahele claims he was appointed Kipabulu jailor by Henry but discharged by Hana district deputy Wittrock. High Sheriff Henry investigates authority and vows to address the dispute.
A forenoon aid call involved Congressman Hepburn and Acting Governor Atkin as national Bird AI discussions under consideration. The session focused on urgent governance matters and potential policy considerations.
President of the Hoard of Health Pinkham received a wireless message from Molokai stating that Jack McVeigh, superintendent of the settlement, has broken his leg. Details on the accident were unavailable. Pinkham plans a steamer to Honolulu to arrange treatment.
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